“In India after the 70 years of independence approx two crores of children still remaining without education in India”, as per the NSS-2014. Many of these children are not only underprivileged of their right to education but they lose their childhood to as child labor.Central Government of India through Right to Education Act, 2009 have been making its way in registering and retaining children in school especially from the EWS category. “More than 60% of children leave the school before 3rd grade” as confirmed by the data of the National Survey for Estimation of Out-of-School Children conducted in 2014. “And nearly 50% of children dropped out by 11th grade” according to the Institute for Policy Research Studies.

The Power of NGOs

Many big or small NGOs in India are doing well and play a significant role in ensuring that every child especially the poor receive the opportunity to build a better future through education. These NGOs work at the grass-root level to make stronger the education system spread awareness about the value of education and register as many children as possible so they can grow in life.

An NGO works through contributions of everyone and people can support financially an NGO and also get some rebate in income tax. When you donate to an NGO you help in the given below ways,

Enrolment

NGOs find out the most vulnerable children help them by enrolling in schools under the Right to Education Act (RTE). Children who have dropped out and missed many years of schooling, they offer them with missed classes which assist them to get enrolled in their age-appropriate grade.

Awareness and Counseling

Through workshops and different activities, awareness is created in the middle of parents and local bodies about the value of education. NGOs also perform regular counseling sessions to support guardians to send their kids especially girls to school and assist them to take part in different activities

Management Committees

NGOs form school management committees including teachers, learners and parents to assist them to take responsibility for children and school's growth.
Skill-Development Workshops

Learning different activities in sports and school committees helps out children in personality development and management. NGO conducts numerous activities in schools that facilitate them to learn their rights, build skills and build up confidence.

So, donate today to an NGO and be a part of a movement.