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Toilets for School
School Bags for Children
Notebooks for Children
Uniform for 5 Children
Play Materials
School Fees
Food Basket
End Child Sexual Abuse
Higher Education Fees
Water Tanks
Smart Class
Benches and Desks for a School
Girl Children tend to drop out of school due to lack of proper sanitation facilities. Your support will help provide a clean and hygienic environment for the children.
Rs. 50000
Without a good school bag it becomes difficult for children to carry books to schools. A new school bag will encourage a child to go to school.
Rs. 1350
Taking notes during classes is a vital part of learning. This gift will help 10 children take notes during classes and do their homework on time.
Rs. 2600
It is customary for us to buy new uniforms for our children every new academic year. This year, help five children wear new uniforms to school when they enter the new academic year.
Rs. 5600
Play materials are a big attraction for children, they are one of the elements that draw children to the anganwadi (day care centre) every day. Besides, adding numbers to the anganwadi, it also improves the development of children, aiding their cognitive skills and much more. Your gift for an anganwadi in Jorhat, Assam, will help to provide with play materials.
Rs. 20000
Don’t let school fees be the reason to stop children from going to school. Help 2 children from Kolkata pay their school fees and have a better future.
Rs. 11200
Children cannot concentrate in classes on an empty stomach. By providing food, you can ensure children’s stomachs are full and their minds attentive.
Rs. 6200
As part of World Vision India's campaign to end child sexual abuse in India, we have adapted and translated the book, 'My Body What I Say Goes' by Jayneen Sanders, into seven Indian languages. This book gives children awareness on sexual abuse and helps children identify and avoid potentially unsafe situations. Your gift will help to provide printing cost 100 books.
Rs. 5000
Many times the dream of a higher education remains unfulfilled owing to lack of funds. You can support one student with a degree.
Rs. 10000
Access to water for drinking, sanitation and hygiene are essential for school going children. When schools lack adequate water supply, students are prone to visit their houses nearby for a glass of water and skip classes after break. A water tank will prevent student absenteeism and keep children in school.
Rs. 15000
One of the government school in Gundlupet about 114 children are studying. These children are in need of a smart class to learn and equip themselves. The school has requested to provide an LCD projector and learning aids with organised learning class room set. Your support will inspire the children in their learning and continue their higher education for better career.
Rs. 30000
Children from a primary School in Bellary find it difficult to sit on the floor and write their notes. They do not have basic infrastructure such as benches and desks. These children are from poor families and they are not interested to continue their studies due to lack of basic facilities. Your gift will help provide the school with 10 benches and desks to create a joyful learning environment and reduce dropouts.
Rs. 40000
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.
Satisfaction of helping a child in need
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At an age where he was supposed to read books, he used to carry piles of books tirelessly all day long. His large family had no proper source of income, sending him to work was the only option for Mohsin's mother. Luckily Mohsin found a way out! Read More
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. Read More