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"Ghar is a very unique institution. I never conceived it to be an orphanage but a home", says Colonel Mickie Uberoi (retd), the founder of Ghar and a celebrated army veteran. What lies at the core of this selfless war hero’s dream is a belief that every child deserves not just a shelter, but a family. Ghar isn't merely an institution; it's a haven where parentless and abandoned girls find refuge and love. Run by Col Uberoi’s NGO Sant Ishwar Foundation, Ghar has become a stepping stone for orphaned or abandoned girl children to dream about a bigger, brighter future.Col Uberoi’s dream of giving the best possible future to these children depends on public support. Your contribution to the army veteran’s dream can transform countless lives. Give generously.<img src="https://cfstatic.give.do/471ec994-7f5e-4507-80c4-674df28e1ee0.webp" />Donate easily through UPI, all debit/credit cards and net banking. Charitable donations to this fundraising campaign are tax exempted under 80G of the Income Tax Act (India).The torchbearers of changeIn Col Uberoi's own words, "We feel our children should go on to become agents of change in society. They should impact and make a difference in the lives of others." It's this belief in the transformative power of education and nurturing that drives Ghar's mission forward.Step into Ghar, and witness dreams taking flight. "Now when you ask our girls, they will all say, 'I want to become an army officer, I want to become an IAS officer. Someone wants to become a collector, someone says I want to be an air hostess or pilot,'" Col Uberoi proudly shares. It's a testament to the environment of aspiration cultivated within Ghar's walls.Col Uberoi's journey to establish Ghar wasn't without its doubts. "When I was a 16-and-a-half-year or 17-year-old cadet in the National Defence Academy, even then I would say one day I will start an orphanage," he recalls. Reflecting on the harsh realities that children face, Col Uberoi remarks, "It is mostly small children that are abandoned. They are basically found on the roadside. The police find them. The child is begging, loitering, and staying alone." Why donate to this charity"I am only a retired pensioner. Where the money would come from was always a big concern," he says. Yet, driven by a sense of duty and a desire to make a difference, Col Uberoi embarked on this journey.<img src="https://cfstatic.give.do/c4674292-0be6-4e72-9150-4e0e4b4491f0.webp" />In the face of such challenges, Ghar remains steadfast in its mission to provide love, care, and opportunity to every child who walks through its doors.Join us in our mission to empower dreams, one child at a time. Together, we can rewrite the narrative of abandonment and despair into one of hope, love, and limitless possibility. Join hands with Ghar, and be the change you wish to see in the world.Donate to this fundraiser on give.do, India’s largest and most trusted online donation platform, to help parentless or abandoned girl children get a loving home and bright future.NGO's 80G number: AAXTS2665LF20198NGO's 12A number: AAXTS2665LE20198

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Help Col Mickie Uberoi (retd) save orphaned and abandoned girl children from life on the streets

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Tara (name changed) was badly assaulted and made to beg for alms. She had deep wounds when she was admitted to our CCI as a skinny child with no records. Her age verification was done through medical tests. She had no prior schooling and initially showed no interest in studies. She was admitted to an English medium school in 1st standard several months after the academic year had commenced. Due to her lack of interest and no educational background, she was shifted to UKG.' With continuous tuition and encouragement, she showed progress and moved up from 60% to 95% in her successive unit tests. She now studies in the reputed Army Public School (APS), BEG. She shows promise and aspires to become an Army officer.Sant Ishwar Foundation has changed the lives of many children, and you can be part of this journey. Help and donate monthlyCharitable donations to this fundraising campaign are tax exempted under 80G of the Income Tax Act (India).Sant Ishwar Foundation's 'Ghar' was conceived as a family and like parents do all they can for their children to grow into successful adults. We are focused on doing our utmost to ensure the progressive development of our girls with values of humanity, empathy and goodness and to facilitate their growth into compassionate, conscientious and productive human beings who will impact society in a meaningful manner in times to come. Except for six older girls, all our girls study in good English medium schools (Army Public School, St Joseph's Convent School, Kendriya Vidyalaya, Chetan Dattji Gaikwad School). They are imparted with extensive in-house tuitions and are given wide exposure to various institutions of repute to raise their aspirations. All of them aspire to become Army, IAS and IPS officers, doctors and the like.We need approximately 42 lakh per year to sustain our operations and we encourage you to donate generously to ensure a great future for these girls. This can only happen with your monthly support. Donate monthly.

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Orphans, semi-orphans and vulnerable children are subject to systematic deprivation covering a wide spectrum of socio-economic parameters like lack of shelter, and lack of access to health services and educational opportunities. These vulnerable children are also easy prey to all kinds of exploitation and abuse. Such children are often among the high-risk, insecure and deprived groups who are denied not only their rights as children but also their childhood. Without guidance, education and security, they head for an obscure future. They need support to steer them back to the mainstream of social life through proper education opportunities, care and rehabilitation. Children in need of care and protection face immense challenges - lack of belongingness, psychological issues, malnutrition, lack of education and access to healthcare, insecurity and a bleak future. Many of them are homeless and take to begging and crime. They are in a continuous struggle to fulfil their basic needs like shelter, food, clothing, drinking water, health care and protection.There is thus a need to augment efforts in taking care of orphans/marginalised children and providing them with a sense of belongingness, security, education, access to healthcare, care and support for their overall development. 
 We have created Ghar in a seven-storey building that houses homes for orphan/marginalised girls and the elderly all under one roof.We take care of the boarding, nutritional, education, health and personal needs of orphan/marginalised girls. They are provided with quality education in English medium schools and all other facilities that are needed to make them realise their full potential be it in academics, sports, arts and culture and to become capable to participate and compete in all activities. This will help them in pursuing their dreams, to grow into conscientious adults and to lead a life of dignity and respect in society. Ghar also houses paralysed women and the elderly. Orphans/marginalised get to grow up in the environment of a family with the attendant sense of belongingness, security, good education, a good future and love and affection.Paralysed women from the lower strata of society will be provided with skill training and mainstreamed into society. 
 Ghar is unique in her vision, concept and management. Our vision is to hold the hands of orphan/marginalised children from the lowest strata of society and help them climb the tallest mountains - to become successful people in order that they in turn will hold the hands of others and make an impact and a difference in the lives of others in times to come, to provide a family to paralysed women and empower and mainstream them and provide the elderly a healthy, content and happy life.Unique in concept since Ghar is the creation of a joint family of daughters, mothers and grandparents all residing under one roof as one big family with the attendant sense of belongingness, security and feelings.Unique in management since Ghar has been created by an Army veteran and is managed by a team of Army veterans.1. Ghar becomes a model in terms of providing residential facilities and quality care in the catchment area for orphan/marginalised girls and for their quality education and overall development.2.  Improved school retention and performance standards of children.3.  Realisation of the potential of orphan/marginalised girls in sports and extracurricular activities.4.  Mainstreaming of women with locomotive disabilities.

Ghar - A Charitable Home of Sant Ishwar Foundation

Sant Ishwar Foundation is managed by Army veterans. It has created 'Ghar' in a specially designed seven-storey building to house orphan/marginalised girls, paralysed women and the elderly all under one roof and empowers them through quality education/skilling, mainstreaming them and making them productive members of society while enhancing quality of life of the elderly. Girls are provided quality education and all other facilities that are needed to make them realise their full potential and to become capable to participate and compete in all activities. Paralysed women who are wheelchair-mobile will be provided skill training, healthy nutrition, healthcare and numerous facilities. Our objective is to make them confident, independent and productive members of society and to empower and mainstream them.Ghar is the creation of a joint family with three generations - daughters, mothers and grandparents and their bonding as we have in our own families.  We help create meaningful, purposeful and fulfilling lives for our orphan/marginalised girls for them to learn how to use that to impact and make a difference in the lives of others in times to come.The trust also supports the education of marginalised non-resident children and conducts awareness campaigns and workshops on child protection and on aspects of humanity.

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SANT ISHWAR FOUNDATION

This nonprofit is registered as a charitable trust under section 12A of India's Income Tax Act, 1961.

This nonprofit is registered under section 80G of India's Income Tax Act, 1961. This means you can deduct 50% of the donation you made through your tax return.

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Thanks to our supporters, Ghar, under the guidance of Colonel Mickie Uberoi (retd), is providing a stable and supportive environment for orphaned and abandoned girls. At Ghar, these girls gain not just shelter, but a platform to build their futures and achieve their ambitions. Your contributions have directly influenced Ghar's capacity to offer consistent education, personal development, and quality care. These efforts are critical in shaping a secure pathway for the children's growth and success. As we continue our work, the focus remains on ensuring that Ghar's residents receive the opportunities they need to succeed in their educational and career goals. Our ongoing projects aim to expand educational support and empower the girls with the skills necessary to pursue their chosen careers. Your Role in Their FutureThe journey isn't over. Your ongoing support is vital for:<ul><li>Education: Ensuring that scholarships and learning resources are readily available.</li><li>Comprehensive Care: Providing an environment that supports both physical and emotional growth.</li><li>Empowerment: Helping every girl at Ghar to become self-reliant and confident.</li></ul>We invite you to continue your support, which is integral to the success of these young lives. Your donations are investments in their futures. Donate Now | Support Their Journey

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