Mission

  •      To serve the poor and displaced children by providing programmes that help save lives, bring hope, restore dignity and raise their physical and educational levels in a meaningful, lasting way.

  •      To provide relief to those persons resident within the Indian sub-continent or elsewhere in the world, as the committee shall from time to time determine who are in conditions of need, hardship and distress or who are aged or sick.

  •      To safeguard, protect and preserve the health, both mental and physical of children, and parents of children anywhere in the world, as the committee shall in their discretion think fit.

  •      To relieve sickness, poverty and need, amongst necessitous persons, in particular for the relief of children and young persons.

  •       To advance education amongst the persons aforesaid by the provision of scholarship, grants or bursaries as the committee shall from time to time determine.

  •      This assistance we provide, will be without regard to religious beliefs, gender, or ethnic background.

Vision Statement

My vision is to operate in the poorest people and make a difference to an ordinary day in the life of a child.

Values

  • Mutual
  • Respect
  • Trust
  • Accountability
January

  • 12-Jan National Youth Day.
  • 15-Jan Army Day.
  • 26-Jan India's Republic Day and International Customs day.
  • 30-Jan Martyrs' Day

February

  • 24-Feb Central Excise Day.
  • 28-Feb National Science Day.

March

  • 8-Mar International Women's Day.
  • 15-Mar World Disabled Day.
  • 21-Mar World Forestry Day.
  • 21-Mar International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
  • 23-Mar World Meteorological Day.

April

  • 5-Apr National Maritime Day.
  • 7-Apr World Health Day.
  • 18-Apr World Heritage Day.
  •  22-Apr Earth Day.

May

  • 1-May Workers Day (International LaborDay).
  • 3-May Press Freedom Day.
  • May (2nd Sunday) Mother's Day.
  • 8-May World Red Cross Day.
  • 11-May National Technology Day.
  • 15-May International Day of the Family.
  • 17-May World Telecommunication Day.
  • 24-May Commonwealth Day.
  • 31-May Anti-Tobacco Day.

June

  • 4-Jun International Day of Innocent Children Victims of Aggression.
  • 5-Jun World Environment Day.
  • June(2nd Sunday) Fathers Day.
  • 26-Jun International day against Drugabuse & Illicit Trafficking.
  • 27-Jun World Diabetes Day.

July

  • 6-Jul World Zoonoses Day.
  • 11-Jul World Population Day.

August

  • 3-Aug International Friendship Day.
  • 6-Aug Hiroshima Day,
  • 9-Aug Quit India Day and Nagasaki Day.
  • 15-Aug Independence Day.
  • 29-Aug National Sports Day.

September

  • 5-Sep Teachers' Day.
  • 8-Sep World Literacy Day.
  • 16-Sep World Ozone Day.
  • 21-Sep Alzheimer's Day.
  • 26-Sep Day of the Deaf.
  • 27-Sep World Tourism Day.

October

  • 1-Oct International day of the Elderly
  • 3-Oct World Habitat Day.
  • 4-Oct World Animal Welfare Day.
  • 8-Oct Indian Air Force Day.
  • 9-Oct World Post Office day.
  • 10-Oct National Post Day.
  • 13-Oct UN International Day for Nationaldisaster reduction.
  • 14-Oct World Standards Day.
  • 15-Oct World White Cane Day( guiding theBlind).
  • 16-Oct World Food Day.
  • 24-Oct UN Day, World development information Day.
  • 30-Oct World Thrift Day.

November


  • 14-Nov Children's Day ( in India )
  • 20-Nov Africa Industrialization Day.
  • 29-Nov International Day of Solidarity with Palestinian People.


December 


  • 1-Dec World Aids Day.
  • 4-Dec Navy Day.
  • 7-Dec Armed Forces Flag Day.
  • 10-Dec Human Right Day.
  • 23-Dec Kisan Divas Farmer's Day).
Poverty is an issue for every country and society. According to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, 1 billion people around the world live on less than a dollar a day. The UN has outlined a Millennium Development Goal to cut poverty in half by 2015. (See Resource 1) Of course, this requires global cooperation and awareness of the growing crisis that poverty presents. People who want to help the poor have no shortage of opportunities to do so.

Donate


There are numerous ways to help the poor through donations. A donation does not have to be monetary: Clothes, everyday items, food and gifts can be given. Organizations such as Goodwill and the Salvation Army provide used necessities at low cost, and it is easy to donate. Additionally, numerous organizations help the poor in Third World countries, such as Help a Poor Child.com and Food Relief.org. (See References 1 and 2) Many religious congregations also provide opportunities to give money to the poor on a regular basis.


Educate

Educate yourself and others about poverty and its effects. Books, films and lectures are a good way to begin. Poverty.com offers much information on poverty and its many causes and effects, such as AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and hunger. The web site also provides an opportunity to print out and mail a letter to the U.S. government asking that donations to the poor be increased to end world hunger. (See References 3 and 4)

Volunteer

Volunteering is an excellent way to help the poor in an intimate, personal way. Volunteer activities can be as simple as serving food at a soup kitchen or as involved as going on an overseas mission trip. A number of organizations provide volunteer opportunities, such as Habitat for Humanity International, a nonprofit Christian organization that builds homes for poor people. (See Reference 5) Habitat has a range of volunteer groups, from local to international.

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