Countless children have been benefitted Make A Difference By Feeding poor ,orphans children Join Sanvi mahila Jan seva sansthan Mission

Dear friends,

At an age when these kids should be going to school, learning, and playing, thousands of poor kids in India are struggling to make it through the winter. Lack of warm clothing, adequate shelter, and nutritious food during winter can make them more susceptible to illnesses and have a profound impact on their well-being.

They need our support to brave the cold.It's really sad that lots of people still don't have the simple things they need. Children and the elderly don't even have food to eat. They’re facing a daily battle for survival. Our mission is to transform this reality.

And you can be a part of this. Join our Sanvi mahila Jan seva sansthan and help us feed many more in need. chilly weather coupled with extreme poverty can have a profound impact on the health and well-being of these vulnerable kids. 

The lack of warm clothing, adequate shelter, and nutritious food during winter can make them more susceptible to illnesses such as pneumonia, respiratory infections, and other cold-related diseasesYour support can help us bring a positive change to their lives and ensure that no one has to go to bed hungry. winters are an extremely difficult time for these kids and affect their overall well-being. How many more  have to suffer without help?

About the NGO: 

1_Sanvi mahila Jan seva sansthan was established by Maya Singh working for children since 1986 in different villages of uttar pradesh  through various initiatives like Project Lajja for menstrual awareness, Kill Hunger for nutrition and healthcare, Blood Donation for blood donations, Project Gyan to combat illiteracy, and environmental projects such as Kinaara (beach-cleaning) and Shoonya (Waste Management). Their mission is to break the cycle of poverty and social isolation, offering hope and access to resources for a dignified life.

2. Pahel - Ek Nayi Soch: Pahal - Ek Nayi Soch works tirelessly to shield vulnerable children from various forms of harm, including child labour, child marriage, abuse, and exploitation in the Jamui region of Bihar. They provide marginalized children, particularly from the Musahar and Adivasi communities, with the tools they need to engage in regular studies. These children have faced marginalization and adversity, and have been deprived of basic opportunities. They want to give them a chance to dream of a better future.

3. Sankalp aur Prayas:  works to ameliorate poverty and help children from the lower rungs of our society get an education. Their work is mostly around Chhattisgarh, Uttar Pradesh, and Jharkhand where thousands of children have been benefited.

Regards, Sanvi mahila Jan seva sansthan