Our NGO is dedicated to serving humanity, without regard to caste, creed, or religion. Poverty is not just a lack of money — it cuts people off from the rest of society, on top of the daily struggle to get by. We work to help people get access to food, healthcare, and education.

Our first priority is providing food from the funds we have. We’re working toward a lasting solution that closes the gap between hunger and food supply in the communities we serve. Hunger and malnutrition lead to illness, so we aim to bring malnutrition down as far as possible, especially among children. We help people get treated for illnesses they’re vulnerable to, and guide them through government health schemes. We also run free medical camps from time to time. Our volunteers help arrange follow-up care for serious and chronic illnesses, because knowing a health service exists is not the same as being able to use it.

Education is another focus of our work. We concentrate mainly on preschool children and those who left school because of poverty, since a proper education can help them build the country’s future. Child labour is illegal but still widespread, and along with sexual abuse, it’s a leading cause of child trafficking. We work with law enforcement and civic bodies to fight this wherever we can.

There’s still a great deal of work ahead for these families and their children, and we’re committed to it. We’d welcome any help you’re able to give.