Two Sisters in Odisha Overcome Discrimination & Exclusion to Play Football
Born in a remote village in Odisha’s Kandhamal district, a 19-year-old girl called Sharmilata Pradhan aspires to be the best football player in the country. She’s the first child in her village to have completed Class 12...
Mother of 8-Year-Old Finds a Way to Educate Her Daughter
Pushplata Kunkal, an 8-year-old girl from West Singhbhum district in Jharkhand, was an active, curious and cheerful girl, but her behaviour changed drastically during the COVID-19 second wave last year. She became aggressive, short-tempered and showed a complete lack of interest in anything.
Save the Children’s Vocational Training Initiative Realises Dreams of Many Young Adults in Delhi
Qualities like clarity of mind and single-minded focus are rare in a 23-year-old. But these strengths have helped Mohd Aqdas Khan to navigate and overcome hardships. Privileges did not come to Mohd Aqdas naturally; he had to earn them by...
The pandemic has been particularly harsh for children. Today, more than ever before, they need us to stand by them. Help Save the Children reach the children hit the hardest by the pandemic with relief and rehabilitation support. In these difficult times, THINK OF THE CHILDREN
Save the Children has a robust presence in as many as 16 states of India. Our projects and interventions are designed to improve the lives of underprivileged children by helping them get access to quality education, healthcare services and nutrition and keeping them out of harm’s way. We also work to equip children and their communities to be resilient in the face of emergency situations. Whenever disasters strike, we’re among the first respondents and mobilise life-saving humanitarian aid for children and their communities.
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