Ways are NGOs Helping Marginalised Children in India

19/01/18

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Every child deserves food, shelter, education, and a safe childhood, yet many in India face challenges that hinder their growth and potential. Preventable diseases, child labor, and limited access to education—especially for girls—continue to hold back the nation’s future.

In many rural areas, traditional mindsets still discourage girls from attending school, limiting their opportunities. But change is happening. With greater awareness and collective efforts, we can empower children, break barriers, and create a future where every child has the opportunity to thrive.

By supporting education, healthcare, and child rights, we are not just helping children—we are investing in the progress of our nation. Together, we can build a stronger, more inclusive India.

However, many organisations and NGOs have been working hard for the upliftment of underprivileged children. Reputed NGOs like Bal Raksha Bharat have networks of activists and volunteers who leave no stone unturned to improve the lives of the country’s most vulnerable and helpless children. These organisations carry out programs by pushing the government to introduce and implement new policies and initiatives. Social organisations take the following measures to change the society for better:

Policy measures

NGOs and social organisations regularly conduct studies that showcase the condition of children of the country. They lobby for the children coming from socially backward families and advice the government to introduce better policies to improve the overall situation. They also work on designing the campaigns to achieve legislation that helps children.

Education and Development

India boasts the world’s largest educational system, yet many children still face barriers to learning. Challenges like school access and early dropouts prevent them from reaching their full potential.

At Bal Raksha Bharat, we are working to change this narrative by advocating for inclusive, non-discriminatory schools in rural areas. By ensuring equal access to quality education, we can empower every child to learn, grow, and build a brighter future.

Combating child labour

Every child deserves a happy, healthy, and educated childhood, yet many are forced into labor instead of classrooms. Bal Raksha Bharat has been tirelessly working to protect children’s rights and ensure they have the opportunity to learn and grow.

With the dedication of volunteers, activists, and social workers, we reach small cities and rural areas to spread awareness about the importance of education and a safe childhood in ensuring child protection in India. Through our efforts, hundreds of children have been rescued and empowered to raise their voices against child labour.

Read Also: Top 5 strategies to combat child labour in India

Conclusion

Many underprivileged children move to big cities in search of work, hoping for a better life. Unfortunately, they face exploitation and lack access to education and nutrition. But together, we can change this.

By supporting NGOs like Bal Raksha Bharat, you can help provide education, protection, and nutritious meals to children in need. A small contribution can make a huge impact, giving these children the opportunity to learn, grow, and build a brighter future.

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