Take Action – Feed Food-Insecure Children
In the heart of Delhi, amidst the hustle and bustle of the city, lies a community struggling to make ends meet. The Delhi Slums are home to 168 children who
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Empowering Quality Education: Indian Women And Child Welfare Trust’s Impact 2023
In today’s fast-paced world, access to quality education is not only a fundamental right but also a gateway to a brighter future. Unfortunately, many children in disadvantaged tribal areas face
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Why Adult Education Matters: Investing in Your Future 2023
In today’s rapidly changing world, investing in your education as an adult has become increasingly important. Whether you’re looking to advance your career, learn new skills, or simply expand your
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The Indian Women And Child Welfare Trust’s community development process takes charge of the conditions and factors that influence a community and changes the quality of life. Through empowerment programs,
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Non Formal Education
The value of Non-Formal Education (NFE) is taking a demanding turn in today’s world. Through NFE, Indian Women And Child Welfare Trust meets the over-growing demand for education; gives education
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Women Child Welfare
Women Child Welfare – From abuses, poverty and exploitation on widows, this Training on Garments Making and sewing machine provision to each of 272 widow women for their income generation
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GIVING TUESDAY 2021
Indian Women And Child Welfare trust is eight days away from our largest online fundraiser of the year —GivingTuesday 2021! 2021 was a challenging year as we weathered the second
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With women constituting 48% of the population in India. There is an acute need to build & promote entrepreneurial skills among them so as to make them self reliant. Indian
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Violence against women and child abuse in India is endemic. A child goes missing every 8 minutes. A woman is raped every 34 minutes. Dowry deaths and honour killings continue
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