Charities to Children Contribute Greatly to Country’s Future

Did you know?

• There are 20 million children in India, who are victims of Child Labour.

• More than 10 Million children in the world are engaged in kind of economic activity, which deprives them of proper education.

• 79% of children under the age of 3 in India are inflicted by Anaemia.

• 40% of children in India are malnourished until the age of 5.

• There are more than thousand charities for children in India, which fight against child labour and other atrocities done to children.

What are Charities for Children?• Charities for children are similar to second

home for children. They take care of child’s basic needs, which include food, clothing, shelter and most important of all, education.

• These charities are known to carry several project, campaigns, and programmes for elevating the living conditions of underprivileged children.

• They work hard for supporting the fundamental rights of children and protecting them against poverty, hunger and any form of discrimination.

• Organizations like CRY work hard to provide access of healthcare and basic education to children.

Functions of Child charities

• Support under-privileged childrenCharities like CRY are known to support several local programmes, which work intensely to support under-privileged children.

Functions of Child charities

• Fight Child Labour & Abuse Charities like CRY are known to support several local programmes, which work intensely to support under-privileged children.

Functions of Child charities

• Child Education Foundations like Gram Swaraj Sangh and Jago Foundation have helped more than 15 lakh children in India to achieve basic education.

Functions of Child charities

• Basic Rights Several organizations are now working hard to fight the basic rights of children at all level in society.

Why you should donate to them?

• Every donation made to children charity goes for the welfare of children

• Children are able to meet their basic needs and receive education

• As children get educated, they turn into responsible adults and contribute towards the success of the country