Author: Social For Action

Initially,​‍​‌‍​‍‌​‍​‌‍​‍‌ an NGO is nothing but a dream – a dream to turn the world around. The dream of feeding children, of empowering women, saving the planet or taking education to remote areas; every initiative is born out of a dream. But even the brightest of dreams cannot light the world alone. To convert the […]

Every​‍​‌‍​‍‌​‍​‌‍​‍‌ huge charitable initiative is originally a result of a vision, but in reality, those dreams need backing to become real. Whether it is feeding malnourished children, building schools, empowering women entrepreneurs, or providing medical care to the most remote areas, it is through financing that the growth of an NGO’s mission is facilitated. For […]

Education is regarded as a support of a country, and millions of Indian children are not able to receive quality education. Children are left behind due to poverty, gender inequality, inadequate infrastructure and teacher shortages, among other challenges despite the government efforts. Education NGOs have become relevant to fill this vacuum by engaging communities and […]

Education is a basic human right and as there are still millions of children in India who do not have equal opportunity to learn as they are either socially, economically and physically disadvantaged. The role of inclusive education is to address this loophole and ensure that every child regardless of their sex, disability, caste, socio-economic […]

India has millions of girls who are not given a chance to study in schools and receive a good education. Education is a basic right, and it is the duty of their parents to provide them with such an opportunity. They are still held back by their poverty, gender discrimination, early marriages, and ignorance in […]

India is an emerging nation whose majority of population (65 percent) is under 35 years. As much as this demographic advantage has enormous potential, it also presents an enormous challenge, that is, unemployment and underemployment. Millions of young Indians are not available to the right skills that can enable them to become employable in the […]

Hunger in India is one of the most urgent problems this country has to face: millions of children and families are hungry on a daily basis. Although many improvements have been made in other fields, food insecurity is still taking a toll on the health, education, and welfare of the vulnerable populations. It is a […]

The just and democratic society is rooted in human rights. In case inequality is encouraged and there is celebration of diversity within the same society and country that is the case with India then the role of organizations that create this kind of scenario where protection of these rights are provided by them, as well […]

India has a rich diversity of flora and fauna that are entailed with lush forests, and big rivers, but the natural riches are endangered. We have seen our ecosystems take a huge strain as a result of rapid urbanization, industrial growth, deforestation and climate change. Conservation of such resources can no longer be elective but […]

People with disabilities must not be a hindrance to leading a worthy and decent life. Millions of individuals with disabilities in India are struggling to get an education, a job, healthcare and be included into society. As much as government policies seek to fill these gaps, NGOs have found their way into creating meaningful change […]