Access to clean water, safe toilets, and basic hygiene is not a privilege — it is a right. Yet for millions of children and families across India, this right remains out of reach. At Sahyog, we work as an NGO for sanitation, water, and hygiene (WASH), driving on-ground change through school sanitation infrastructure, safe drinking…
If your NGO receives foreign donations, the rules just changed — and not in small ways. On June 22, 2026, the Ministry of Home Affairs notified the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Rules, 2026 — widely referred to as “FCRA 2.0.” It’s the biggest overhaul of India’s foreign funding framework since 2020, and it touches almost…
Many of the children in rural and underserved regions still have access to quality child rehabilitation programs. The physical disability, developmental delay, and neurological disorders need immediate management, yet families in distant areas might not have the resources, knowledge, and outlets that would help them to care about kids adequately. Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) are intervening…
The population of rural India still faces the problem of the inability to access adequate healthcare. Family constraint, to see medical attention in time, is often due to inadequate medical facilities, ignorance, and financial factors. In this case, a healthcare NGO will be crucial as it does not only offer some basic medical assistance but…
Rehabilitating children who have faced trauma, abuse, neglect, or exploitation requires more than just shelter and basic care. It involves rebuilding their emotional strength, boosting their self-esteem, and equipping them with tools to face life with confidence. This is where therapeutic activities play a transformative role, especially in the programs run by an NGO for…