#NGO for Child Care India

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Plan For Every Child - Plan India

Plan India is continually striving to advance children’s rights and equality for girls thus creating a lasting impact in the lives of vulnerable and excluded children and their communities. As a step in this direction, we have been organising the National Conference on Plan for Every Child (P4EC). The Plan for Every Child (P4EC) National Conference organised by Plan India in solidarity with national and international efforts focusses on reaching out to every child in difficult circumstances, especially girls and young women in building their agency and leadership to achieve SDGs. P4EC has been a unique conference every year bringing experts from all over the world to the table to bring diverse perspectives and present solutions to the complex issues related to child protection, health, education, participation, violence against girls, equality, early childhood care, sexual and reproductive health and so on.

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ABOUT PLAN INDIA

Plan International (India Chapter), also referred to as Plan India, is an Indian registered not-for-profit organisation that is constantly striving to advance welfare and development for children and equality for all girls and women in India. Through its grassroots social development work, Plan India seeks to create lasting impact in the lives of poor and vulnerable children, their families and communities, by gender transformative child-centered community development. 

Since 1996, Plan India has improved the lives of millions of children and young people by enabling them to access and benefit from the safety nets and schemes of the government for child protection, quality education and healthcare services, healthy environment, livelihood opportunities and participation in community development.

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Most Trusted NGO For Child In India

Aparigraha Trust is the best NGO for child in India that focuses on providing quality education and holistic development opportunities to children from marginalized sections of society, particularly the Musahar community. They have a school in Varanasi that caters to the educational needs of underprivileged children.

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NGO for the mentally challenged in Bangalore

Tamahar, a non-profit organization founded in 2009 by Ms. Vaishali Pai, is dedicated to supporting children facing developmental delays due to brain damage, including conditions like Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Down’s Syndrome, Rare diseases, and Genetic disorders. As one of the best NGOs working for childhood disability in India, our holistic developmental intervention approach encompasses Core intervention, Functional Education, Pre-vocational training, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, Physiotherapy, Music Therapy, Yoga, Arts, Dance, and Sports.

As a top developmental disabilities organization offering a comprehensive range of services tailored to the unique needs of each child from birth onwards, we are recognized as an NGO for the mentally challenged in Bangalore, specializing in providing transformative interventions to enhance the lives of children facing developmental challenges.

In addition to our core services, we extend support to families through mental health services designed to help them cope with stress. We also offer skill development programs for mothers, empowering them with profitable skills. Tamahar is proud to be among the distinguished organizations for developmentally disabled individuals, and we stand out as a trusted autism school in Bangalore near you. We ensure that families get the necessary support to get a proper diagnosis for their children, and to enroll them in Government supported schemes like the Niramaya, Pension, UDID, etc

Discover the transformative impact of our holistic interventions at Tamahar, where we are committed to fostering the growth and development of children with special needs and providing invaluable support to their families.

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Lakshyam NGO: Investing in Futures, Transforming Lives in Delhi

In the patriarchal landscape of Delhi, Lakshyam NGO stands as a champion for gender equality, empowering girls and shaping futures through education and opportunity. Recognizing the unique challenges faced by girls from marginalized communities, Lakshyam provides tailored support and resources to help them thrive academically, professionally, and personally. With a commitment to breaking down barriers and challenging societal norms, Lakshyam is paving the way for a more equitable and inclusive future for all girls in Delhi.

To know more, please visit @ NGO in India for Children Education

Social Media: Facebook, Youtube, Instagram,Twitter, whatsapp

Email: support@lakshyam.co.in

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FACING FUTURE- New Book Porject!

FACING FUTURE is my new project launching next Friday, January 26th with Snap Collective. This will include a carefully selected collection of my most important work with children from 5 different countries taken between 2009 and 2017. All of these children were subjected to extremely difficult living conditions due to war, displacement, poverty or abuse. And yet, what I met in them was hope,…

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Sponsor A Child in India with SOS Children's Villages of India

You can trust us

Having established 440 homes in 32 SOS Villages in India in the last 52 years, we are one of the largest self-implementing NGOs in the country, providing for over 25,000 children currently. We are the first child care NGO to get a CRISIL accreditation and are privileged to lead the world’s largest child care movement.

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Do you know which are the top 10 NGO /VOs in India and what is their remarkable contributions to society? 

They all did start as a seed initially, but have grown and solidified through their charitable efforts. They are still continuing to put in dedicated efforts and serve the community.  

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Let's give India's children a safer and healthier future on National Vaccination Day.

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Child Education in India - Geetanjali Care

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NGO for Children | Girl Education Ngo India - Plan India

Because I am a girl campaign was launched globally to promote girl’s rights and lift millions of them out of poverty. Donate to help the girls Millions of girls in India are denied the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive simply because they are girls from vulnerable communities. But YOUR support can make a difference.Help girls from the most marginalized communities flourish in every aspect of life and enjoy a childhood by supporting the “Because I Am A Girl” initiative.

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Here is an NGO that helps Ukrainian Romani women!

Svitlana’s eyes began to shine with happiness as she entered the hotel room in Odesa. She had never spent a night in a hotel, or any place that to her seemed so beautifully decorated. She had come here to change her life.

Svitlana* was attending a women’s leadership training from CARE and the charity foundation Winds of Change.

Throughout her childhood and adolescence, Svitlana had lived in a compact settlement for Roma families in Odesa region. Women’s health was never discussed there. She didn’t go to school, because she had to take care of her younger siblings.

Only recently, at 28, has she learned to write her own name.

Winds of Change, a CARE partner organization, has been working with the Roma community for over four years.

Roma, also called Romany, is an ethnic group of traditionally itinerant people who originated in northern India but now live principally in Europe.

The word “Roma” means “man” and refers to different communities, including Kalderash in southeastern Europe, Romanichals in England, Sinti in Germany, Italy, and France, Kalé in Wales, Finland, Spain and Portugal, and Gitano from Spain, as well as many others around the world — there are an estimated 400,000 Roma people in Ukraine.

As part of CARE’s Women’s Lead in Emergencies model, Winds of Change is working with the Roma communities in Ukraine to train women to take part in leadership.

‘I dreamed of being an artist’

Svitlana was 15 when she got married. She married her husband “under the Roma law.” They have no legal marriage documents.

“He stole me from my parents, and since then we have been living together,” Svitlana says. “This is how most Roma girls live. [They say] women should only look after children, clean and cook… But when I was a child, I dreamed of being an artist. To paint beautiful patterns on the facades of the house. It’s a pity that I never did.”

Some 80 percent of girls in the Roma community have similar stories. From a young age they help their parents look after younger children, and between the ages of 12 and 15 they are coerced into marriage where they then start their adult life.

Now she has six children.

She dreams that all her children will be educated. So, this year, with the support of the Winds of Change Foundation, three of her six children went to the first grade, and two went to the second grade.

For Svitlana, it was an indescribable joy.

A double standard

“Very often, representatives of local authorities, especially in rural areas, turn a blind eye to Roma needs,” says Yulia Hladka, a Winds of Change representative. “Children may not go to school, because it is their tradition. They are Roma; they are married early and have different ‘duties’” — this is how social services often react to the remarks of Roma human rights organizations. If a Ukrainian woman was in a similar situation, she would have been noticed and social services would have intervened.”

Roma people feel this indifference, even from the medical community. When Svitlana fell ill, the local hospital was reluctant to admit her. It was the same with the pediatrician. He simply recorded the visits in a log, although he did not actually examine her children.

It was only with Yulia Hladka’s help that Svitlana finally decided to see a gynecologist to find out the cause of her irregular cycle and heavy bleeding. But it wasn’t easy, because of ethnic discrimination. Only at a private medical center was Svitlana thoroughly examined and found to have cervical erosion, a damaged cyst, and critically low hemoglobin.

Now she is undergoing a long course of treatment.

A double discrimination

As Winds of Change has learned, changing the lives of Roma women is not always easy. These women have suffered discrimination, and sometimes violence, and are understandably reluctant to trust.

Human rights organizations call the Roma community one of the most discriminated against social groups in Ukraine.

Roma women in Ukraine are subject to double discrimination — on ethnic and gender grounds. They face limitations in various aspects of their lives, such as being compelled to marry at a young age and having more than two or three children. Because their community considers them responsible for caring for younger children, they also have restricted access to education compared to boys. They face challenges in finding employment and accessing healthcare.

Life undocumented

Many problems are caused by the lack of documents, as usually Roma people live in isolation and very rarely turn to government institutions. Women give birth at home and do not even apply for birth certificates. The absence of passports also makes it difficult for Roma to obtain documents, so they cannot receive assistance from the state, and their number in the country cannot be officially counted.

According to Roma NGOs like Winds of Change, charitable foundation “Planet of Good People,” just over a third of Ukrainian Roma are employed. For Roma women, this is often complicated by the fact that they are mothers of many children, so they face discrimination on this basis as well.

This was the case with Svitlana. She has been dependent on her husband’s decisions almost since childhood. All her time was taken up with housework and caring for her six children and her husband’s sister’s 13 children.

“At one of the focus groups, we realized that a very big problem for Roma women is the lack of access to basic services and jobs,” says Yulia. “They usually live in rural areas where there are not many employment opportunities.”

“But even if vacancies do appear, Roma are usually rejected, because of stereotypes and ethnicity.”

“We came up with the idea to create a social enterprise where these women could get hard skills — sewing home textiles and clothes — and soft skills, like communication, psychological self-regulation. We organized a small sewing company in Odesa called Petalenca, where Roma women sew bedding and home clothes. We train them and help them promote their products.”

After the escalation of the situation in Ukraine, many internally displaced women also found their place here and started working together with Roma women. Some women had some stereotypes about Roma before but working together helped to dispel them. Now this company employs Roma and women who have been displaced.

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Suggestions of How You Could Help Privileged Child When You Meet In Varanasi

Remember to liaise with the NGO you'll be working with before packing these items. They can give you a clear understanding of what's most needed and what might not be appropriate or helpful. Also, keep customs regulations in mind when deciding what to bring.

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Top developmental disabilities organization 

Tamahar, a non-profit organization founded in 2009 by Ms. Vaishali Pai, is dedicated to supporting children facing developmental delays due to brain damage, including conditions like Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Down’s Syndrome, Rare diseases, and Genetic disorders. As one of the best NGOs working for childhood disability in India, our holistic developmental intervention approach encompasses Core intervention, Functional Education, Pre-vocational training, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, Physiotherapy, Music Therapy, Yoga, Arts, Dance, and Sports.

As a top developmental disabilities organization offering a comprehensive range of services tailored to the unique needs of each child from birth onwards, we are recognized as an NGO for the mentally challenged in Bangalore, specializing in providing transformative interventions to enhance the lives of children facing developmental challenges.

In addition to our core services, we extend support to families through mental health services designed to help them cope with stress. We also offer skill development programs for mothers, empowering them with profitable skills. Tamahar is proud to be among the distinguished organizations for developmentally disabled individuals, and we stand out as a trusted autism school in Bangalore near you. We ensure that families get the necessary support to get a proper diagnosis for their children, and to enroll them in Government supported schemes like the Niramaya, Pension, UDID, etc

Discover the transformative impact of our holistic interventions at Tamahar, where we are committed to fostering the growth and development of children with special needs and providing invaluable support to their families.

Our Mission

To enable children with brain damage and their families to live a happy, healthy, and dignified life in an inclusive society through rehabilitation services, capacity building, community engagement, and advocacy.

Our Vision

Prevention & Alleviation of developmental disability in children with brain damage.

Contact Us

+91 96633 25766

tamahar@gmail.com

15/2, 11th Main Rd, 13th Cross Rd, Malleshwara, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560003.

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 Igniting Potential: Join Lakshyam NGO's Residential Volunteering Programs

Ignite the potential within and make a difference by joining Lakshyam NGO's Residential Volunteering Programs. Our organization is dedicated to unlocking the talents and aspirations of underprivileged children through education and empowerment. As a volunteer, you'll have the opportunity to inspire change by engaging with children, facilitating educational activities, and fostering a supportive environment for learning and growth. Whether you're tutoring students, organizing skill-building workshops, or simply being a positive role model, your contributions can have a lasting impact on the lives of these children. Through our residential volunteering programs, you'll not only enrich their educational experiences but also help them realize their full potential. Join us in our mission to ignite potential and create a brighter future for all.

To know more, please visit @ https://www.lakshyam.co.in/lakshyam-program/butterfly-child-welfare-program/