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IIW supports Divyangs from Tea 24 Disability Foundation, Bihar LAUNCH OF THE FACTORY auspicious occasion of making agarbatti , Dhoop batti making project made from flower waste left at the Temples. We at IIW are supporting this noble cause through our Mentor and Guide Yoga Guru Dipak Jashapara in London. This would serve multiple purposes -  1. Feeling of sense of belonging for the Disabled to this History in the making 2. Create awareness for sustainability and environment protection . 3. A message of Equality , Human Rights  to the world watching Ayodhya.  4. To raise some noise to change the attitude of the society towards Differently abled.  5. People from all faiths will be involved in this Agarbatti making thus sending a message of unity.  6. Instill confidence and raise the self esteem of Differently Able. Regards Rashmi Mishra CEO IIW (Inspiring Indian Women) Charitable Foundation  Registered in UK, Company number- 10879951Registered in India, Company Number 366414Eutsav.org - Support women entrepreneurs, FREE https://lnkd.in/dgTqQAAi

Indore Launches Bold Initiative to Eradicate Begging Menace, Offers ₹1,000 Reward for Tip-offs on Child Begging 🚫 In an unprecedented move, the city of Indore has declared war on the heartbreaking plight of begging, unveiling a pioneering campaign aimed at putting an end to the exploitation of children for financial gain. The announcement follows a shocking revelation that a woman managed to amass a staggering ₹2.5 lakh in just six weeks by engaging in beggary activities with her child in tow. Under the newly launched initiative, authorities in Indore are offering a generous reward of ₹1,000 to individuals who provide credible information on any child being coerced or compelled to beg on the streets. This proactive step underscores the city's commitment to safeguarding vulnerable children and cracking down on the despicable practice of exploiting minors for monetary gain. The move to clamp down on begging activities across Indore comes as a response to the alarming increase in cases where children are being forced into the harrowing cycle of begging, often falling victim to ruthless perpetrators who exploit their innocence and helplessness for financial profit. By incentivizing the reporting of such egregious acts, authorities are aiming to create a safer and more secure environment for children in the city. This bold initiative has garnered widespread acclaim and support from concerned citizens, social activists, and advocacy groups who are applauding the proactive stance taken by Indore to address this pressing social issue. With the reward scheme in place, it is hoped that more individuals will come forward to report instances of child begging, thereby enabling swift intervention and protection for those at risk. The launch of this anti-begging campaign signals a new chapter in Indore's ongoing efforts to combat social injustices and prioritize the welfare of its most vulnerable residents. By leveraging the power of collective action and community engagement, the city is setting a powerful example for others to follow in the fight against exploitation and abuse. Join the movement to #EndChildBegging and support Indore's groundbreaking initiative to create a safer, more inclusive society for all. Together, we can make a difference and ensure a brighter future for the children of our city. #IndoreAgainstBegging #ChildProtection #CommunityAction #SocialJustice 🌟 Himanshu Rai

In Churchu, Jharkhand, migration isn't viewed as a crisis but as an opportunity and solution. Especially for Churchu's adivasi families.   When men migrate to larger cities, women seek work as construction workers in nearby districts or closer to their hometowns, continuing caregiving roles. But there is a lesser-known story that often goes unnoticed and Neelam Besra tells it best, the journey of young girls or "घर की लड़कियां" left behind as their families seek livelihood opportunities elsewhere. For girls in Churchu, the days begin much earlier, tending to younger siblings and taking on household chores. After household work, attending school isn't always easy; some walk up to 15 kilometers or rely on bicycles, as the remote location has only one high school. For those fortunate enough to reach high school, the path to further education becomes even more challenging. Especially for those aspiring to attend college, located 35 kilometers away. As a result, many of them drop out and end up getting married at a younger age. Proximate leader Neelam Besra, the daughter of a single mother who faced similar challenges to the girls of Churchu, at a young age is helping shorten this distance for Churchu's girls.   Early in life, Neelam took a different path, working as a daily wage earner for a long time before eventually securing her first funding opportunity for her non-profit Jharkhand Mahila Uthan. Neelam has partnered with 12 panchayats (local bodies at villages), trained 110 women participants and increased their participation in local decision-making. Jharkhand Mahila Uthan has also trained 200 young girls in football as an agency development tool. #PartnersofRebuild explores stories in the voices of community leaders, we hope that through these glimpses of on-ground realities you will see how our partners are breaking the cycle of vulnerability through community-centric actions.   Stay tuned for part 2 of the video, where Neelam Besra talks about the challenges of running a community-based organization and what we, as an ecosystem, can do to support them in doing what they do best! Watch the entire video: https://lnkd.in/d5z3iNbM   #PartnersofRebuild #Jharkhand #Migration Dalyan Foundation

Exploring the profound impact of community engagement in Lucknow. Learn how our commitment to respect and empathy has catalyzed positive change. Dive into our story of empowerment and human connection. Follow the link to read more: https://lnkd.in/gPuYaJPu #CommunityEngagement #Empowerment #PositiveChange

Small acts, when multiplied by millions of people, can transform the world. We rise by lifting others! #childrencharitabletrust successfully conducted an awareness program on Social Work Day 16.03.24 in Trichy. #socialworkday #communityservice #socialjustice #awarenessrally #makingadifference #volunteerism #servicetoothers #supportingcommunities

Your period is a sign of life, don't let society make you feel like it's a sign of shame. Menstruation is a natural part of life, let's make it a natural part of the conversation. #MenstrualAwareness #HealthyPeriods #MenstrualRevolution #BreakTheStigma #MenstrualHygieneMatters #PeriodPositivity #EmpoweringWomen

Through their foundation, they have helped hundreds of homeless and handicapped people. ANKUSH BIRADAR from Pune, who, despite coming from a middle-class family, struggled for education and other facilities since childhood. Hence, his dream was to start his own business and work for the good education of underprivileged kids. With this vision, he started his electronic company under the name of World Tech India in 2018. However, due to significant losses during Covid, the company had to shut down. After facing immense distress, Ankush started teaching underprivileged and poor children to overcome his depression. Slowly, many people started coming forward to help Ankush. Subsequently, he initiated the 'KESHU FOUNDATION,' which stands for Knowledge, Education, Social Help & Unity. Through this foundation, Ankush has assisted over 600 senior citizens, homeless, handicapped, and 730 students, totaling more than 1300 people. Currently, he is educating 300 orphaned or economically deprived children whose parents work as laborers and cannot afford education. Looking ahead, Ankush aims to establish a hostel to help even more homeless individuals. . #thesavagehumans #savagestories #keshufoundation #ankushbiradar #ngo #humanity #inspiration #inspiringstories #explorepage

I need 3 minutes of your time.... What is the power of collective??? Power of collective is to bring 13 passionate grassroot leaders from 3 states together to build a community which will stand with each other in the most difficult times. Collective is an opportunity to learn from the people with diverse backgrounds, experiences, learning but who are bound by one vision; To give every child a SAFE and HAPPY childhood. Last week we embarked on a new journey with our Cohort - 5 when we welcomed 13 passionate individuals from 8 initiatives across Maharashtra, Goa and Bihar into our community. This year our cohort members are working with children from Dombari community (known for their stick wielding skills and balancing on the ropes), children living in a settlement between two railway lines, children from Musahar community (one of the most discriminated and marginalized community where even today more than 60% have never been to schools and the graduation rate is below 1%), children from phase-pardhi community (another DE-notified tribe). We also people working on creating content in Urdu language for Urdu Anganwadis in Gadhchiroli, we have people working in the Naxal affected areas of Gadhchiroli. Do listen to Saraswati who is working on inculcating constitutional values among children about what is Community Collectives for her. Community Collectives Vardhishnu - Social Research & Development Society

Watch Mr. Lalit Mohan, the President and Chief Operating Officer of SBI Foundation in Mumbai. SBI Foundation, the CSR arm of the State Bank of India, is on a mission to change lives through their unique CSR program, 'Youth for India.' Hear about the incredible impact of this program, which also welcomes State Bank employees, and how it has become one of the top five fellowships in India. iVolunteer Bhumi #volcon2023 #VolCon #conference #volunteeringconference #volunteering #socialimpact #CSRImpact #IndiaVolunteering #EveryIndianVolunteering #SocialImpact #impactconference #csr #idr

Dr. Virendra Kumar to preside over signing of MoUs between DEPwD with various startups and private organizations, in New Delhi on 22nd July, 2024 Union Minister for Social Justice and Empowerment, Dr. Virendra Kumar will preside over the MoU signing ceremony between National Institutes and Composite Regional Centres (CRCs) of D/o Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (DEPwD) with various startups and private organizations. Over 70 MoUs will be signed, both physically and virtually, across multiple disability sectors symbolizing a significant step towards fostering an inclusive society. The event would be organised by DEPwD in New Delhi on 22nd July, 2024. These collaborations are not merely formal agreements but strategic alliances that bring tangible benefits to Divyangjan across various sectors. This effort will establish milestones and make significant strides in building a society where everyone can lead a life of dignity and fulfillment. Dr. Virendra Kumar MyGov India Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, GOI Composite Regional Centre for Skill Development of Persons with Disabilities, Patna (CRC, Patna) #socialjusticeandempowerment #mirabiliabusinessmagazine