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Notebooks for Children

10000

Higher Education for a Child

2100

School Supplies

5600

Food basket for families

8600

Online Classes

25000

Digital Classes

40000

Desks and Benches

15000

Water Filter or Water Tank

11200

School Fees

Notebooks for Children

One of the most essential items for school are notebooks. With new notebooks, children can take down notes during classes and later use it to study too. Gift notebooks to children.

Rs.

Rs. 5000

Higher Education for a Child

This is when most parents think their children have had enough education, mostly because of their economic conditions. You can help a child pursue his/her dreams. Gift higher education for a child.

Rs.

Rs. 10000

School Supplies

Using the same worn-out school bag every year is embarrassing. Gift three children with school supplies such as notebooks, pencils, water bottle and more.

Rs.

Rs. 2100

Food basket for families

Poor health leads to lack of concentration in classes. A child needs to be healthy to pay attention in classes and study. Gift food basket to families.

Rs.

Rs. 5600

Online Classes

Mobile phones are now used for online classes. Gift a mobile and help children attend online classes in this situation.

Rs.

Rs. 8600

Digital Classes

Smart classes promote audio-visual learning among children. The digital tools like laptop help children attend online classes in this situation. Gift a laptop for a child.

Rs.

Rs. 25000

Desks and Benches

Sitting on the floor and stooping down to right is not a good posture for children. Desks and benches in schools will help children learn and study comfortably. Gift desk and benches.

Rs.

Rs. 40000

Water Filter or Water Tank

Access to water for drinking, sanitation and hygiene are essential for school going children. School children sometimes venture out in search of water, thereby taking longer breaks and missing classes. Gift water filter or water tank for a school or anganwadi.

Rs.

Rs. 15000

School Fees

Lack of finances is the biggest reason why children are forced to drop out of school and are deprived of education. Support two children by helping them pay their school fees.

Rs.

Rs. 11200

An Organisation You Can Trust

 
 

As an organisation that works towards the best interest of the poor, we ensure to make the best use of our resources. Through your continuous support, children, their families and communities witness developments that open doors to lasting change.

 

Just as our partners faithfully give towards the upliftment of the poor, we are faithful in utilising the resources they trust us with.

When you sponsor a child, you will receive

Tax benefits under sec 80G

Our magazine Jeevan Sparsh

An opportunity to write to and visit your child

EVEN THE SMALLEST GESTURE MATTERS

For many of us, school holds a special place in our hearts.That's where most of us formed our goals and ambitions for the future. It was also an integral part of our childhood.

For education to be an enjoyable experience, it is important for the environment to be conducive.In many places, lack of desks and benches, clean drinking water and toilets demotivate children from attending school.

To make sure that the lack of basic facilities don't hinder a child from experiencing education, World Vision India's Back to School initiative encourages children to go to school by fulfilling their educational needs.

By gifting through Back to School, you can help children learn, enjoy and become who they are meant to be. Support children's education.
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“My work usually involves sticking pieces of the shoe together with glue. The glue has a very strong smell that makes me dizzy and sick when I use it for too long. I can’t focus on work sometimes because of this, and the manager gets angry and shouts at me when I make mistakes. He scares me.” says 12-year-old Rahul.

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Simarjeet persuaded her parents to send her to school after attending World Vision India’s sensitisation programmes.  Today she has overcome the hurdles of gender bias and cultural taboos.

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