Ladli Foundation is a Top grassroots non profit NGO. During the 65th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women, this NGO received recognition from the UN Secretary-General, Mr. António Guterres, for its advocacy in prioritizing Women's Health and the elimination of Child Marriages in developing nations as part of the efforts to achieve Gender Equality (SDG5). Ladli Foundation has had an impact on over 2.5 million direct beneficiaries. Their recent achievements include enabling digital education access for more than 157,000 marginalized students. As an Exclusive NGO Partner with Govt of Delhi, this NGO has been working towards eradicating malnutrition among 8, 00,000 marginalized students in the city.
There are several million child laborers and beggars in India, aged 6 to 18. This marks the urgent need for access to quality education for these kids, so that they can break the cycle of poverty. Young girls often face greater challenge in India, by being forced to leave school due to school due to early marriages, menstruation, and trafficking. There are more than 200 million slum children across the country that lack educational opportunities. E-Pathanshala of the Ladli Foundation has been designed to support and help these children by providing mobile classes and engaging them in productive activities. Equal opportunities for education can be promoted with digital learning, and it can play a valuable role in safeguarding children from exploitation while fostering their development as responsible citizens. Making NGO Donation For Children through Ladli Foundation can help improve the life of many young kids in need. Ladli Foundation has even partnered with CUETMOCK to provide marginalized students access to cutting-edge technology and enjoy improved educational opportunities. Details on Charity for Ladli Yojna can be found online.
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