Top NGOs in India That Always Ready to Help Children Towards Youth Empowerment

by Stairs Org India's Top Sports NGO; Stairs

We all know that the Indian youth is very talented and when given a chance to prove themselves they will be giving their outstanding performance in the field of education, sports and so on. But the youth is not able to get all the facilities that are required to get them to next level of life. They all are either forced down due to lack of knowledge or due to lack of money and even both. To deal with this situation government has taken steps for youth empowerment in India & NGO for children have been formed. Several NGO's are made in India who are always ready to help youth and children to carry on with their passion and grow in it. They just need the correct information of when and where to approach them and which are the best NGO's who can be relied upon.

Some of the Top NGO's in India are listed bellow with their characteristics and work done or being provided by them. One can read and take an idea of importance of NGO's and their role in society.

NGOs in India

1. Smile Foundation. The foundation was established in 2002, and it promotes the cause of education amongst underprivileged children. The foundation persons have envisaged children to be the building blocks of the future and have developed many programs in children's interest like healthcare, education, livelihood, women empowerment to a system where privileged children can help their underprivileged counterparts. A documentary named “I am Kalam” was based on a cause for children was supported by the Smile Foundation only thus making smile foundation famous.

2. Nanhi Kali. Anand Mahindra in 1996 started a sponsorship project with an aim to develop Indian economy by educating the girl child. Nanhi Kali with the help of 21 others NGOs gives a selected girl child the required academic and material support. One can easily help and sponsor the education of a girl child with just Rs. 2400 or Rs. 3600 a year and get regular reports regarding her progress. The goal of Project Nanhi Kali is to support education for 1,00,000 girl children by this year end and they can not do it without your help.

3. GiveIndia Foundation. GiveIndia Foundation doesn’t do hands-on grassroots community work, but holds a unique position amongst Indian NGOs. It acts as an online and offline donation platform for more than 200 Indian NGOs that have been scrutinized through the GiveIndia scanner for their transparency and credibility in operations. If you donate through GiveIndia, they will tell you exactly where your money has gone and follow it up with a feedback report. This is the strength of our youth empowerment to get a right way for every step. This organization for social change set up by an IIM-A alumnus has been the recipient of many awards for their work in creating accountability in the area of donations.

There are many more NGOs in India who are trying to help the poor and other youths who want to achieve higher goals. All this is possible only when everyone support their work and contribute some efforts in it.