In recent times, technology has played a significant role in the daily lives of people, whether in education, healthcare, communication or in work place. However, a good number of women, particularly in rural and semi-urban regions, are not connected to this digital revolution because they do not have access, skills, and awareness of the same….
Women and children are the backbone of any community, and they tend to struggle with the healthcare problems the most, particularly in poor and rural areas. They do not have the access to the medical facilities they need due to the limited access, absence of awareness, and socio-economic barriers. Such a scenario introduces a transformative…
The prevalence of cancer remains one of the greatest health issues in India, with millions of cases being reported on a yearly basis. It is emotionally, physically, and financially stressing to patients and their families because of the treatment process. One of the effective ways to address this increasing issue is collaboration between hospitals and…
Education is known to be one of the most efficient means of social and economic development. However, the problem of women having access to education in many of the rural parts of India is still prominent because of poverty, based on traditions, and other resources. It is here that NGOs for women education are very…
One of the greatest instruments that can be used to achieve social and economic change is education. However, in most regions of rural India, quality education is not available because of poverty, and infrastructural facilities and trained teachers are few. This is where NGOs for child education comes in as an important player in child…
Cancer is a major problem of the world and in India the cancer toll is immense. The costs and complications of cancer treatment make hundreds of families plunge into financial and emotional distress every year. Though there have been increases in medical innovation, which has enhanced survival, accessibility and cost to care has been a…
Education is often described as the foundation of progress, and for children, it is the stepping stone to a brighter future. However, in most of the Indian regions education is not equal. Due to economic hardship, absence of infrastructure and social barriers many children do not even get even the most basic form of schooling….
The practice of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in India is no longer optional; it has become a legal requirement under the Companies Act, 2013. For companies, making a CSR donation involves more than simply providing funds—it requires adherence to a systematic compliance policy. Likewise, NGOs seeking such donations must meet specific eligibility criteria and maintain…
One of the best ways to eradicate poverty and accelerate social development is to empower women by means of the provision of the opportunities of sustainable livelihood. Targeted interventions in marginalized communities are needed where women in many areas may not have access to education, financial resources, and jobs. A women livelihood empowerment NGO is…
Education is a fundamental human right and a powerful tool for empowerment. Yet, millions of women and girls around the world continue to face barriers in accessing quality education. Social norms, poverty, and gender discrimination often prevent them from fulfilling their academic potential. This is where an NGO for women education plays a vital role….