#ngosofindia

The goal of menstrual workshop was to break the stigma surrounding periods and provide essential information about menstrual hygiene.

Participants discussed the importance of using sanitary products, how to manage periods, and the need for open conversations.

It was heartening to see the kids actively participate, ask questions, and share their experiences.

Birthdays are special.. more so when you choose to celebrate with kids!

@yggupta10 @dkshash

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CSR Registration for NGOs is a powerful tool that can unlock immense potential for these organizations by providing them with access to various resources and opportunities. By registering for CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) initiatives, NGOs can tap into funding, networking, and collaboration opportunities that would otherwise be difficult to access.

One of the key advantages of CSR registration for NGOs is the potential for financial support. Many companies allocate a portion of their profits towards CSR initiatives, and by being registered, NGOs become eligible to receive grants and sponsorships. This financial backing can enable NGOs to scale up their projects, implement innovative solutions, and reach a wider audience, ultimately making a greater impact in their respective fields.

In addition to financial support, CSR registration also opens doors to valuable networking and collaboration opportunities. By being part of the CSR ecosystem, NGOs can establish relationships with companies, government agencies, and other NGOs. This collaboration can lead to knowledge sharing, resource pooling, and joint initiatives, allowing NGOs to benefit from the vast experience and expertise of other stakeholders.

CSR Registration for NGOs is a powerful tool that can unlock immense potential for these organizations by providing them with access to various resources and opportunities. By registering for CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) initiatives, NGOs can tap into funding, networking, and collaboration opportunities that would otherwise be difficult to access.

One of the key advantages of CSR registration for NGOs is the potential for financial support. Many companies allocate a portion of their profits towards CSR initiatives, and by being registered, NGOs become eligible to receive grants and sponsorships. This financial backing can enable NGOs to scale up their projects, implement innovative solutions, and reach a wider audience, ultimately making a greater impact in their respective fields.

In addition to financial support, CSR registration also opens doors to valuable networking and collaboration opportunities. By being part of the CSR ecosystem, NGOs can establish relationships with companies, government agencies, and other NGOs. This collaboration can lead to knowledge sharing, resource pooling, and joint initiatives, allowing NGOs to benefit from the vast experience and expertise of other stakeholders.

The work we do at School To Lead Foundation finds itself in the true spirit of collaboration and we welcome every individual and/or organization to join us in it. We encourage horizontal relationships and are committed to bring equity in the way we work - whether it is our partner organizations, donors or volunteers.  

Our vision is to catalyze holistic education to create a system of responsible citizens and we bring our vision alive in all partnerships.

If your organization or you are someone who would like to join us in any capacity, we encourage you to reach out to us. We welcome volunteers, partners, donors and support in any form to help us through our journey. You can reach out for any of our particular projects as well if it resonated with your values and/or vision. 

We also encourage support in form of campaigns, resources and field visits to our projects - please reach out to us if you wish to support our work but are unsure of the hows and whys, we would love to walk you through it.

Email: [email protected]

Parkshala is a Noida-based NGO dedicated to transforming lives of children who hail from the lower strata of the society. We work as an after-school support group to bridge the educational & moral gap between these children and their affluent peers.

The frustrated claim, “All we do is rote learn” is the common tale of all the students who struggle with the machinery that is Indian education. It is almost impossible to list everything that is flawed in our system of educating the future of this country. But where do we start to improve it? By actively spreading awareness.

How many of us have felt and actively realised the futility of at least half of the things that we learn or used to learn in our classrooms? And for how many of us, did this realisation result into a state of disinterest and detachment from the course? 90% of the education is theoretical.The problem lies in the gulf between the pursuits of a student and the rigorous, uncomfortable and stoic ‘courses’ that the system follows. Studies show that about 25% of students, which is one fourth of the entire student feel that Indian education is not practical.

It’s important to link the classroom to real life. Theory to Practicality. It’s even more important to really ‘educate’ which is a seldom occurrence in our classrooms. Instead of burdening students with mounts of books to ‘learn’, it’s important to sow the seeds of actuality, morals, good character and discipline.

Discourses not the subject press that if an amalgamation of all of these aspects is used to l educate the children, we feel, that it may bring a stark change in their attitude and how they perceive studies. Who knows, In a house, years and years hence, we may even get to hear a child be excited about a test at school.

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Caption by: @manasvi_james