Even though there are many government facilities for the mentally disabled, there is still a significant supply gap that numerous NGO for mentally challenged in Delhi is attempting to solve. People with mental disabilities are an equal part of society as everyone else. There is a perceived need for reform in this area, even though there are…
There is no need to acknowledge child labor. If child labor is on the rise, the nation has fallen short in meeting the needs of its people, especially the young. Childhood has no positive benefits in these situations. A child is not only deprived of a healthy upbringing but is also subjected to physical or…
Children who are raised in an atmosphere that promotes intellectual, physical, and emotional development grow up to be responsible citizens who contribute to the growth of society and the economy. Children who are forced to work in hazardous conditions with few opportunities for self-development are more likely to be malnourished and suffer from poor cognitive…
There is a significant disparity between service needs for disabled people in school, training, vocational training, and employment. At the same time, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) have taken on larger duties in providing financial help and other services to the disabled. The central government and, in some cases, the state governments provide financial assistance to NGOs,…
Child trafficking is a dreadful reality all around the world and it is getting worse in India. According to the NCRB, 51 percent of all trafficking victims were children, with more than 80 percent of them being girls. This figure is a sobering reminder of India’s growing child trafficking problem, which must be recognized and…
Education is the most potent tool for changing the world and the most effective means of breaking the cycle of poverty. Despite this, almost two crore children (NSS-2014) are still out of school in India despite 75 years of independence. These youngsters are denied not just their right to an education, but also their childhood…
Education lays the foundation for a better life. It is the most effective catalyst for societal change. Education allows people to earn a living while simultaneously increasing their awareness of a variety of concerns, such as healthcare, good social behaviour, and understanding their rights. NGOs in India are attempting to educate these disadvantaged youngsters in…
Civil societies have a critical part in reviving a community’s needs; ordinary people are the ones who assist marginalised groups in overcoming difficulties. Children in India are the most marginalised group. Children encounter a variety of challenges from the moment they are born until they reach adulthood, some of which are life-changing. It is for…
In India, poor child education is a significant problem. On the one hand, despite our economic progress, a segment of the population continues to be deprived of fundamental necessities. The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2003, was made possible thanks to the Indian Constitution. Children between the ages of 6 and 14 are…
Children represent a nation’s hope and future. This is why child exploitation is such a major concern not only in India but in every developing country. Many laws have been passed to prevent child labour, but they have proven ineffective in addressing the issue. This is due to a variety of factors. We’ve listed the most important…
