Our organization is providing remarkable NGO services in India. Many deprived families are living on the streets of Delhi/NCR, U.P., and Meerut. Before starting our article, we would like to draw your attention to some facts and figures.

Top 11 facts about Poverty in India

1. Almost one-third of the world’s population of India is poor.
2. According to 2012 data, 37 percent of India’s 1.21 billion people are below the poverty line.
3. According to the Indian planning commission, the income of a slum-dweller is 100 dailies.
4. World Bank data of 2010 shows that India’s labor participation rate is 55.6 percent. The %age of wage and salaried workers of those employed only equaled about 18.1 percent.
5. The World Health Organization, data shows that 98,000 people in India die from diarrhea each year. The lack of adequate sanitation, nutrition, and water has significant negative health impacts.
6. Famers can’t grow enough crops to feed themselves each year. This is happening due to the lack of

• New farming techniques
• Difficult weather conditions
• Poor storage conditions
• Misuse of insecticides, and
• Lack of water.

7. According to UNICEF, a third of the world’s malnourished children live in India. 46 percent of all children below the age of three are too small for their age. 47 percent are underweight and suffering from malnutrition.
8. Our country “India” has the highest rate of child marriage in the world. Data suggests that here one in three girls become child brides. Many girls have to marry at an early age just for their survival.
9. The poorest parts of India are

• Rajasthan
• Madhya Pradesh
• Uttar Pradesh
• Bihar
• Jharkhand
• Orissa
• Chhattisgarh, and
• West Bengal.

10. Data of the World Bank, in 2009 an estimated 2.4 million were living with HIV/AIDS. Children (less than 15 years old) account for 3.5 percent and 83 percent, making up the age group 15-49 years. Around 39 percent of those infected were women.
11. More than twice that men are working as likely as women. To hold salaried jobs in large and medium-sized towns. These are increasingly important centers of economic life in the Indian countryside. In 2013, women only earned 62 percent of a men’s salary for equal work. But, the current situation has changed a lot.

We hope you must have a brief idea about the current situation of the poor. Now, let’s move on to the next part. That is what is support our organization is providing.

NGO Services in India provided by A Giggles Welfare Organization

Here we are quoting some of the measure activities we conduct to help poor families.

1. The first one is the basic and the most important and that is food. Food is essential for every person living on the earth. Does not matter humans, birds, or animals every single creature needs food. But due to a lack of resources slum-dwellers are unable to arrange food. We try to serve every single individual as soon as possible.

Fighting hunger in the form of NGO services in India. On average volunteers of AGWO, feed thousands of families daily. We serve at different locations in Delhi/NCR, U.P., and Meerut. In the form of food, we try to meet their daily nutrients by availing them with food.

After food what is the next thing that comes to your mind that is important for everyone?

Well from our point of view that important things are clothes for survival. Clothes are not only a subject of a fashion statement. Clothes are also meant to protect you from various kinds of illness and harmful UV rays coming from the sun. On rotation every month, we collect clothes and then distribute those clothes.

We camp at various locations where you can come and donate your old, no used clothing. The clothes that are no use to your will help them in better survival. When you donate you will experience the feeling of pleasure along with free space in your closet. Undoubtedly, this the best thing you can support to a family.

After food and clothes, the next important thing is the facility of proper sanitation. This is the hardest truth to digest – these family does not have the proper facility of sanitation. Lack of sanitation gives birth to many diseases.

All these are the basic things for human survival. Let’s move on to that part that is essential for their financial growth.

The next thing important for their growth is educational facilities. Education is essential for bettering their current condition. This is the best tool by which they can earn money. It is a fact that you need at least basic education to get a job.

To help them in getting an education, we avail them with necessary stationery. We distribute pens, copies, and books to children to help them in continuing their studies. Along with this, we give them computer knowledge.

After education Health plays the most crucial part in human life. We all know how expensive these days hospital treatments are. In that case, poor families are unable to get their treatment done in expensive hospitals. We offer free-of-cost transportation services to children facing disabilities. Disability is a problem where both the patients and their families suffer. In that case, they need external support that we provide in the form of NGO services in India.

CONCLUSION

By all these points you have understood that the best way to help them. That thing is to give them a hand-up rather than a handout. Giving is a moral duty. We never ask you to support the poor with all their problems, but you can help them. In any problems they need you. Humility and respect and care about them help to improve their condition. Helping them with opportunities to improve their condition will increase their self-esteem. We hope now you know the importance of NGO services in India and why we need organizations like us.

We hope this article will motivate our readers to come forward and help. All they need is your love, support, and respect. We urge them to treat themselves as equals to others. Join our organization to support them.

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