10 NGOs saving the girl child in India
THE girl child is one of the most disadvantaged groups of people in India. We have created societies across the…
Malala Day: an advocate for girls’ education
MALALA. Her name represents strength, resilience, the potential of girls and – education. Malala’s experience as a child is a…
Indian Army Colonel to NGO leader: the story of Colonel Mickie Uberoi of Sant Ishwar Foundation
GHAR is a shelter home that, true to its name, provides a comfortable home and a loving family for children…
Your monthly donation helps orphaned children, abandoned elders and out-of-school girls
SUPPORTING a charitable organization is a noble act that compassionate individuals can do to make a positive impact in the…
Let’s send girls back to the classroom with Mission: Every Girl in School!
EDUCATION is a powerful catalyst for societal change and its transformative impact is particularly profound when it comes to empowering…
Empowering futures: celebrating National Girl Child Day in India
NATIONAL Girl Child Day, celebrated annually on January 24th in India, is a significant occasion dedicated to recognizing the rights…
Empowering safety: a call to action during 16 Days of Activism
16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence is an annual global campaign that commences on November 25, the International Day…
What makes an organization the top NGO in India for the girl child?
WHEN looking for the top NGO in India for the girl child, there are certain things to consider, depending on…
International Day of the Girl Child: donate to these 5 NGOs
WHEN you donate to an NGO that is dedicated to making progress in the area of empowering girls in India,…
Empowering India’s Girls: International Day of the Girl Child
INTERNATIONAL Day of the Girl Child, celebrated on October 11th each year, is a global observance day dedicated to promoting…
What’s the opposite of peace?
PEACE brings to mind images of pure happiness, comfort, good health, laughter and safety. It is the ideal which we…
Aarti for Girls: empowering change in the shadows of injustice
IN the heart of the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, the NGO Aarti for Girls fights against discriminatory practices…
NGOs in Delhi making a difference
NGOs have a community-focused approach to make a significant impact on various social, economic and environmental issues. In India, where…
Friendship Day: 5 NGOs you can be a friend to
FRIENDS are people who can be relied on to help in times of need. People around the world suffer everyday…
Best NGOs for child education in India
Children’s education is the cornerstone of any nation’s progress and development. In India, a country with a population of over…
No Child Orphaned: Give’s mission to support orphans
THERE are 30 million orphans in India, which is a significant portion of the population of young people in the…
K. Kamaraj: promoting education through the midday meal scheme
IN the decades following Indian independence, two of the most urgent and alarming issues that involved children were education and…
National Girl Child Day: The fight for equality continues
THE Indian Constitution states that all individuals in India, regardless of gender, caste, or religion, are equal. Despite notable achievements…
How India’s best crowdfunding website is helping girls’ education
IN India, archaic notions of girls’ education combined with economic stresses force many girls to stay away from school. Some…
10 NGOs working for girl child education in India
EVERY year, January 24 is celebrated as International Day of Education and as National Girl Child Day in India. Educating…
10 NGOs rejuvenating education in India
Read the success stories of India’s top 10 education NGOs which have transformed India’s education system by reaching out to the underprivileged children.
Celebrate Malala Day, support girls’ education
A YOUNG Malala Yousafzai became an international icon after she was brutally attacked by the Taliban, in 2012, for opposing…
‘We need to build a society where girls are as wanted as boys’
Aarti for Girls was founded on this principle; a chat with founder Sandhya Puchalapalli IN 1977, Sandhya Puchalapalli, an English…
5 NGOs championing human rights in India
ON December 10, 1948 the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) – and since…
Small Talk with Manju Vyas
CHANGE leaders do great things, and often that is all we know about them. Here we want to get a…