Nirmal NGO preserves humanity with philanthropic attitude, believing in the principles of tolerance and human rights, discrimination, equality, justice, fraternity and empowers the poor, Destitute, farm labours, bricklayers, sugarcane workers, deprived, neglected and economically weaker sections of girls through culture-oriented education and empowerment of women. We are working in Pune District. While people are migrating to pune from all over India, the issue of girl's education is constantly coming up in the society.
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India’s future depends on its children. Their future depends on YOU.
Children are the building blocks of our country, and they must be given the chance to reach their full potential. All children must have access to quality education, nutrition, and a secure environment in order to achieve this. We at CRY aspire to keep helping children pursue their aspirations and providing them with the childhoods they truly deserve with the help of generous donors like you.
LETS ENSURE HAPPY CHILDHOOD FOR CHILDREN
Out of 472 million children in India today, many are still unable to go to school, do not get proper nutrition or healthcare, & are vulnerable to abuse and exploitation. Your donation can give India’s underprivileged children the happy childhood they deserve. No amount is too small and will go a long way in making a big difference to the lives of children in need! Donate online to Nirmal NGO today and get a 50% tax exemption under section 80G of income tax.
DONATE FOR HAPPIER CHILDHOODWe are a non-profital & Charity raising money for child education
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Promoting education as a priority for children in Vikramgad is crucial. This involves ensuring that all children have access to quality education that is free and compulsory up to a certain age.
Providing skill development programs for older children and adolescents can equip them with skills that allow them to pursue education or safer forms of employment.
