These social welfare organisations are working effectively to make the underprivileged sector aware of their rights and duties. All these are being done with a well-planned program by including the social value in it. They are wandering from the slums to the resettled colonies and uniting them with education and moral values. Women and girl child are kept in focus in these programs where they are delivering education from a girl child to an old lady. As we all know they are the one who comes first in the trap of vulnerabilities due to the orthodox mentality of society.
Being a social welfare organisation of the country, we are wholly committed to serve the weaker and backward section of the society. Be it money, medicines, cloth, food, shelter and for many more we have a taken our stand to deliver them, these necessities at its best with an evergreen smile on every face here too. This includes kids and elders both because it's a chain of happiness. With this thought, happiness and development have now remained a few miles away from them.
A social welfare NGO is empowering the lives of the vulnerable sector with education. In fact, it will also help in bringing the forth-coming generation here more advanced and developed.
Tens of millions of children lack adequate care, many having been separated from or lost one or both parents. Despite the problem’s severity and its impact on a child’s lifelong health and wellbeing, the care of vulnerable children—which includes strengthening the care of children within families, preventing unnecessary family separation, and ensuring quality care alternatives when reunification with the biological parents is not possible or appropriate—is a low global priority. This analysis investigates factors shaping the inadequate global prioritization of the care of vulnerable children. Specifically, the analysis focuses on factors internal to the global policy community addressing children’s care, including how they understand, govern, and communicate the problem.