National NGO | Educating Children, Providing Health Care

"Perfection is impossible as we are beautifully flawed individuals!" Our mentality affects our mood and our actions as they are interlinked. When we’re in a bad mood we can tend to be irritable or aggressive. But then it affects the way we do things and how we speak to people around. A lot of the time many of us don’t consider our mental health as something that affects our actions. Unfortunately, mental health often taught us that things are what they are, and there’s no solution to it but that's not true. As of now, the world is currently facing the toughest time due to the outbreak of COVID-19. The pandemic has made the governments of most countries to urge people to follow safety rules for their well-being and take preventive measures to reduce and stop the spread of the virus. Everyone has been really affected by the changes in their everyday schedule and the changing situation and environment. There is a situation of discomfort among everywhere and a chan...

The world is currently facing the toughest time due to the outbreak of COVID-19/coronavirus. Lockdown has been imposed in most countries and people are told to stay indoors and keep all physical contacts to a minimum. The pandemic has made the governments of most countries to urge people to follow safety rules for their well-being and take preventive measures to reduce and stop the spread of the virus. Due to the lockdown, almost everyone’s life has turned upside down. Children, in particular, have been most affected by the changes in their everyday schedule, the changing situation and environment. As the schools are also closed and children are not allowed to go out to play or meet their friends. This has left them with a lot of free time at home and this is making a lot of children feel restless and anxious. The parents are having these issues head-on around the situation. The best way to deal with such situations is that children must be informed about why there is a sudden c...

For the first time in the history of independent India the migrants’ issues grabbed national attention. Almost all the migrant labourers have come to hate the cities and factories because of the way they’ve been treated by their employers. The main reason why the labourers have been so desperate to go back to their respective home is because their employers stopped paying them wages. Migrant labourers across India wish to return their homes and don’t want to return to the big cities like Delhi, Mumbai, etc. to see such humiliation again in future. The serious complication for daily wagers is that the daily payments put food on their plates. Countless workers in India have walked thousands of miles home after losing their jobs, many dying in accidents along the way, and the ordeal has made them restrain to return to work despite India ...

It has been more than two months since India's Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, announced a complete lockdown across India. At the time of his announcement, our country had no more than a few hundred cases of COVID-19. However, PM Narendra Modi felt the country could not afford an outbreak of the virus. On the other hand, the fact is that we have among the lowest access to and quality of healthcare in the world. Unstoppable in its spread, the Coronavirus pandemic has thrown the livelihoods of millions into a disorganized twister. Daily wagers, footpath vendors, migrant labourers, waste pickers, single mothers have all had their only source of income extinguished out by the lockdown. Countless workers in India have walked thousands of miles home after losing their jobs, many dying in accidents along the way, and the ordeal has made them restrain to return to work despite India easing restrictions to reboot industrial activity. While immediate food relief is a concern, so is safe...

"The smallest act of kindness is worth more than the grandest intention" The corona virus pandemic is distressing for all of us but we should look to the positive aspects as well, no matter how tragic it may seem. On the other hand, this lockdown has given us time to self evaluate and focus on ourselves. There is uncertainty about what is going to happen next within each one of us but whenever you feel stressed or anxious about this schedule and situation keeps reminding yourself about the things you should be grateful for because many families doesn't even have anything that is a part of this leisure life but dying with a hope of living in these bad time's. Right now, all of us are experiencing the longest and largest lockdown because the Corona virus pandemic is spreading rapidly and bringing complete chaos in our lives. National Organisation For Social Empowerment (National NGO) is grateful to all the essential workers who are working for humanity against t...

Non-Governmental Organisations, commonly known as NGOs, are organisations which are engaged to carry through a wide range of activities for the benefit of poor and underprivileged people and the society as a whole. As the name suggests, it is self-explanatory that NGOs work independently, without any financial aid of the government even though they may work in close coordination with the government agencies for implementing their projects. NGOs take up and implement projects to encourage welfare of the community they work with. They work to address various concerns and issues persuading within the society. NGOs are basically not-for-profit bodies which means they do not have any economic interest. Almost all the NGOs are run on donations made by individuals, corporate and institutions. They involve in fundraising activities to raise funds for carrying out the work they do. Ever since independence, NGOs have played an important role in helping the needy in India, contributing aid to t...