Kshamata: the story of an anti human trafficking NGO in India
HUMAN trafficking is one of the darkest and most vile crimes on Earth. Without any regard for the rights of…
Top 5 fundraisers reuniting and restoring broken families
THESE fundraisers support NGOs that help separated families who experience tumultuous feelings of helplessness and heartache when a child or…
Mother’s Day: 5 compassionate NGO founders who are mothers to suffering children
THIS Mother’s Day, we’re learning about brave and compassionate founders of NGOs who care for suffering children who are vulnerable…
“I was born and raised in Kamathipura” shares Deepali Vandana of Urja Trust
KAMATHIPURA is an area of South Mumbai that is known for prostitution, which occurs day and night. It is one…
Urja Trust: an NGO in Mumbai protecting victims of sexual abuse
THE reality of sexual abuse is a harrowing tale that often goes unnoticed. Urja Trust is an NGO in Mumbai…
How do we help put India’s railway children back on track?
THOUSANDS of children across the country have made railway platforms their homes, and they survive by begging, rag-picking or doing…
‘Women who are illiterate face more atrocities’
DEVENDRA KUMAR, who grew up amidst extreme poverty in a crime-ridden slum in Delhi, has a mission: to build a…
10 NGOs helping victims of violence against women fight back
ACCORDING to the United Nations, one in three women and girls experience physical or sexual violence in their lifetime –…
Top 5 NGOs helping victims of domestic violence
GENDER discrimination and domestic violence against women are common in India. The National Health Family Survey (NHFS-4) report revealed that…
Don’t let homeless children remain invisible
The streets are no place for their young lives to play out AT 13, Satender Sharma ran away from home…
Small Talk With Nikita Gupta
CHANGE leaders do great things, and often that is all we know about them. Here we want to get a…
Action on words that went viral
YOU might have seen people posting #MeToo on their social media accounts lately. You may have even thought, “What’s the…