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International Migrants Day: Recognising the Contributions of a Global Workforce
Every year on 18th December, the world observes International Migrants Day to highlight the contributions of migrants, recognise their challenges, and promote respect for their human rights. This day, established by the United…
How Child Help Foundation Ensures The Right of Health, Education and Nutrition to Others
On 10th December 1948, the United Nations (UN) adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), which was the first globally accepted manifesto of human rights and a significant achievement of the international governing…
Celebrating UNICEF Day: A Commitment to Every Child’s Future
Each year on December 11th, the globe comes together to commemorate UNICEF Day, which honours the organization's steadfast dedication to protecting the rights and welfare of children everywhere. For millions of children enduring hardship, the…
Celebrating International Volunteer Day with Child Help Foundation
Every year on December 5 the world comes together to honour those who dedicate their time, skills, and passion to making a difference. International Volunteer Day (IVD), as designated by the United Nations, is…
Constitution Day of India: A Celebration of Democracy
Constitution Day, also known as Samvidhan Divas, is observed annually on November 26 in India. It commemorates the day in 1949 when the Constituent Assembly formally ratified the Indian Constitution, which went into force…
Celebrating Fourteen Years of Bringing Smiles with Child Help Foundation
Fourteen years ago, Child Help Foundation (CHF) began its journey with a mission to make a difference in the lives of underprivileged individuals across India. Driven by compassion and a commitment to creating lasting change,…
Celebrating Diversity: The Importance of the International Day for Tolerance
The International Day of Tolerance, observed annually on November 16th, serves as a powerful reminder of the value of mutual respect and understanding in an increasingly interconnected world. This day, established by UNESCO in…
World Kindness Day: Spreading Compassion and Unity
Every year on 13th November, people across the globe come together to observe World Kindness Day—a day dedicated to celebrating kindness and acknowledging the remarkable impact it has on individuals, communities, and society at large.…
Diwali in the Workplace: Celebrating Culture and Inclusivity
Diwali, the Festival of Lights, is one of the most celebrated festivals in India, known for its radiant décor, family gatherings, and joyous festivities. With an increasing focus on cultural inclusivity, workplaces around the world…
Adoption Week: For a Family Need Not Be Connected by Blood
A family is typically or traditionally described as "a group of people bonded by marriage or blood." This usually consists of parents and children or parents, their children, and extended members, all tied by blood.…
World Food Day 2024: The Right to Food for a Better Life and a Better Future
World Food Day, celebrated annually on 16th October, is a global call to action to address food insecurity, promote sustainable agricultural practices, and raise awareness about the importance of a nutritious diet for all. Organised…
Defeating Modern-Day Ravanas: Celebrating Dussehra by Overcoming Societal Evils
Dussehra, aka Vijayadashami, is one of the most celebrated and awaited occasions of the year. This year, the celebrations will occur on 12th October with Ravana’s effigies being burnt throughout the country to symbolise the…
Gandhi Jayanti: Celebrating the Legacy of Mahatma Gandhi
Every year on October 2, India and the world observe Gandhi Jayanti, marking the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation. It is a national holiday in India, in which people celebrate…
International Day of Charity: A Global Call for Compassion
The International Day of Charity is observed globally on September 5th of each year. This unique occasion is a potent reminder of the value of kindness, compassion, and helping those in need. It's a day…
Ganesh Chaturthi: Celebrations Across India
Ganesh Chaturthi, one of India's most beloved Hindu festivals, is celebrated with great fervour. This festival, dedicated to Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles and the god of wisdom, marks the deity's birth and is…
Janmashtami for Children: Stories and Activities to Engage Young Minds
Janmashtami, the vibrant celebration of Lord Krishna's birth, is a festival that holds a special place in the hearts of millions. It is a time filled with devotion, joy, and cultural traditions. While the significance…
Celebrating World Sanskrit Day: Honoring the Language of the Gods
World Sanskrit Day, also known as 'Vishva-Samskrita-Dinam,' is a unique occasion honouring Sanskrit, one of the world's oldest languages. According to the Hindu calendar, this day is celebrated every year on the full moon day…
Independence through Healthcare: How Child Help Foundation is Ensuring a Healthier India
As India celebrates its Independence Day, the nation reflects on its journey of growth, freedom, and self-reliance. While political independence was achieved decades ago, the quest for social and economic independence continues, particularly in the…
International Day of Friendship: Significance of Our Un-Related Family
Friends come to your support when your family can’t. No matter how strong we become, there will always be a time when you need someone. Since your family can’t be at your work or your…
International Self-Care Day: Prioritizing Yourself in a World Constantly Asking You to Give Back
We live in a world which constantly asks us to look out for others, which is inherently a good thing, but one can’t help others if we indeed are not in a good state. Even…
World Youth Skills Day: Understanding the Importance of a Skilled Population
The youth are the future of the country. They are going to shape the direction of our country for the decades to come. Therefore, our society should take utmost care to make sure that the…
How Crowdfunding is Empowering the Poor in Medical Emergencies
In an age where healthcare costs continue to rise, many individuals and families, especially those from low-income backgrounds, face daunting challenges when unexpected medical emergencies strike. For these individuals, access to quality healthcare can often…
Pride Month: How to be Respectful to the LGBTQ Community?
Pride Month is a month to celebrate your uniqueness and commemorate the queer liberation movement. It is an occasion to fight back against the status quo and enjoy your own individuality.
The origin of Pride…
Understanding SDG 2: Zero Hunger
The fundamental right to adequate, safe, and nutritious food should be unquestionable in the face of global challenges. However, hunger continues to be a widespread problem in various regions worldwide. The United Nations Sustainable Development…
Empowering LGBTQ+ Youth Building Inclusive and Safe Spaces
Creating safer spaces for LGBTQ+ youth is crucial for their well-being and development. These spaces should be inclusive, supportive, and free from discrimination, allowing young people of diverse sexual orientations and gender identities to express…
How Gautam Buddha Inspires the Spirit of Charity and Philanthropy?
The founder and leader of Buddhism, Gautam Buddha, has inspired millions with his views and principles. Even today, millions look up to his values of guidance in their lives.
Renouncing worldly pleasures, Gautam Buddha set…
Celebrating International Day of Sport for Development and Peace 2024
Every year on April 6th, the world comes together to celebrate the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace (IDSDP). This day serves as a powerful reminder of the role that sports play in…
Climate Change Action: Small Steps, Big Impact
When confronted with rising climate change, it's easy to feel overwhelmed, as if individual acts are insignificant in the face of global emissions and political inaction. However, every trip begins with a single step, and…
Embracing Diversity on Zero Discrimination Day
In a world where diversity should be celebrated and differences embraced, discrimination remains a prevalent issue. Discrimination can take many forms, whether it's based on race, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or any other characteristic.…
Celebrating World NGO Day: Making A Difference Together
World NGO Day, observed on February 27th, is a day dedicated to commemorating the vital work of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) worldwide. These organisations play an important role in solving global issues, campaigning for human rights,…
Mizoram Foundation Day: Celebrating the Forgotten Beauty of India
In 1986, the Indian Parliament adopted the 53rd amendment of the Indian Constitution, which allowed for the creation of the State of Mizoram on 20 February 1987, as India's 23rd state. Before the formation, Mizoram…
World Wetlands Day: Nurturing a Sustainable Future
World Wetlands Day, observed annually on February 2nd, serves as a dedicated occasion to create awareness about the role of wetlands in promoting global health and the overall well-being of all living organisms. Commencing in…
Celebrating National Girl Child Day: Empowering the Future
One girl is worth more than twenty boys.- Peter Pan
National Girl Child Day, observed annually on January 24, is a crucial initiative by the Ministry of Women and Child Development in India. It…
Subhas Chandra Bose Jayanti: Remembering the Netaji on His Birth Anniversary
On 23rd January, 1897, Subhas Chandra Bose was born to Prabhavati Bose (née Dutt) and Janakinath Bose in the then-Bengal Presidency of British India. Janakinath Bose was one of the most successful lawyers in Cuttack…
The Psychological Effects of Child Marriage on Young Girls
Martin Luther King Jr: The Values of Visionary Civil Rights Leader
On 15th January, 1929, Martin Luther King Jr was born. He is one of the most influential people from the modern age, inspiring numerous people from marginalised communities to fight for their rights.
In the…
Pravasi Bharatiya Divas: Celebrating the Indian Diaspora
we forget the strawberry flats we picked stooping and crawling on our knees we forget the crowded windowless trucks in which like chickens we were taken there we forget the stares that burned through our…
Honouring Resilience: Commemorating World Day of War Orphans
In the chaos of conflict and warfare, the most vulnerable victims often remain unseen, their voices unheard- the children left orphaned by the ravages of war. Every year, on January 6th, the World Day of…
World Introvert Day: Understanding The Quieter Ones
As Introverts have found the power to express themselves through the use of digital mediums, it is no surprise that the origins of World Introvert Day lie in the Internet itself. The World Introvert Day…
International Human Solidarity Day: The Strength in Unity
Since the dawn of time, humans have been categorised into race, caste, class, religion etc. But, with time it is becoming clear that these boxes are just social constructs. No single person can be fit…
Empowering Change: Meaningful Celebrations and Advocacy for Human Rights Day
Human Rights Day is celebrated as our commitment towards fostering equality, dignity, and justice for all. Celebrated every year on December 10th, it commemorates the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) in…
Constitution Day: A Journey Through History
We all celebrate Republic Day on 26th January the day when the Constitution of India came into effect in 1950. But did you know that there is a day to commemorate the adoption of the…
Children’s Day: 5 Ideas to Celebrate the Birth Anniversary of Jawaharlal Nehru
'The children of today will make the India of tomorrow. The way we bring them up will determine the future of the country.' - Jawaharlal Nehru
14th November is annually celebrated as Children’s Day in…
United Nations Day: The Role of The International Organization in Peace-Keeping
After two global conflicts, a desire for peace and coherence was created in society. It was out of this desire, that the United Nations (UN) was born on 24th October 1945. Ever since 1947, 24th…
International Day for the Eradication of Poverty: Commit to End Poverty
October 17 is annually observed as the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, ever since 1992. The International Day for the Eradication of Poverty promotes dialogue and understanding between people living in poverty and…
Teacher’s Day: Re-evaluation of Teachers and Their Role in Shaping the Child’s Future
Teachers are some of the most underappreciated members of society, who carry out a very thankless job. After family members, teachers are one of the strongest influences in shaping the minds of the future generation.
…National Small Industry Day: Why You Must Support Local Businesses
Small-scale industries are one of the biggest sources of revenue and employment in our country. Over 95 per cent of industrial units are small-scale industries, providing employment to 175 lakh people. However, due to…
World Senior Citizen’s Day: Have We Failed Our Wise-Ones?
The wrinkles and lines on the face are not a sign of weakness and frailty, but wisdom. Behind those creases, lie decades of life experiences and treasures. They can act as a bridge toward a…
Together We Can Make a Difference, World Humanitarian Day
People around the world go through tough challenges all the time. Be it conflicts, climate change, wildfires, or even when Covid 19 pandemic, these extreme things eventually leads people to lose their life, homes and…
Fighting Hunger: Empowering Communities For A Better Tomorrow
This short sentence encapsulates the magnitude of hunger in the globe. Many people, especially children, go through their days hungry feeling…
Breaking the Chains of Addiction: International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking
Drug abuse is still one of the major hazards to society's well-being. One of the main problems that the world is dealing with needs to be entirely eradicated from society. On June 26, people around…
World Music Day The Untapped Power that Lies in the Rhythm and Melody
Music is one of the universal things in the world. i.e. it is found in all cultures. Creating beautiful sounds through mouths and objects was one of the first innovations by humankind. As a matter…
Raising Culturally Tolerant Children: How to Make Your Children More Accepting
In light of the recent attack of two northeastern youths in Gujarat for selling northeastern food, we have decided to pen a piece on making our fellow Indians belonging to minority cultures feel safe.
…Children Too Deserve A Childhood: World Day Against Child Labour
Childhood is the most entertaining and enriching part of our life. We get the pleasure to enjoy each moment of our life,…
World Book Day: Why Books Should be brought back in Trend.
For centuries, books served as a medium for knowledge and entertainment. These pages have enthralled the minds of some of the most important thinkers. Sadly, the digital revolution has caused books to fade into obscurity.…
HERE ARE SOME POSITIVE NEWS TO HELP YOU ESCAPE NEGATIVITY
It is easy to get lost in the overwhelming negativity that has engulfed us. Every day we come across some horrific news on social media, from heinous crimes to depressing turn of events. It seems…
Child Care Institutions in India: A Look at Their Lives and Challenges
Child Care Institutions are facilities that provide care and education for children, typically when their parents are at work or otherwise occupied. These institutions come in different forms such as daycare centers, preschools, nursery schools,…
NGOs in India: Making a Difference in the Community
NGOs, or non-governmental organizations, play a crucial role in addressing the social, economic, and political challenges facing India. They work towards promoting development and improving the lives of underprivileged communities.
India has a long history…
What is the difference between Charity & Philanthropy?
The major difference between charity and philanthropy is that charity is more perceived as being an emotional, immediate response whereas philanthropy is more strategic and built on rebuilding. On a similar note, Charity aims at…
Sustainable Development Goal 6: Clean Water and Sanitation
The Sustainable Development Goal 6 adopted by the United Nations is “Clean Water and Sanitation”. It is to ensure that everyone has access to clean water and adequate sanitation. This objective can…
All about Sustainable Development Goal 8 & 10 of the United Nations
The Sustainable Development Goals are ideologies adopted by the UN as an initiative to make the world a better place by 2030. It is a strategy for the welfare of people, the environment, and the…
5 New Year Resolutions That Will Work For You
As the dawn of a complete New Year is about to begin, many people say it's time for a New Year Resolution. A personal commitment to carry out a change in your life in…
What is Sustainable Development Goal 5: Gender Equality?
The United Nations has designated "Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls” as the Sustainable Development Goal 5 (SDG 5). It strives to end all forms of violence, discrimination against…
Why is a day dedicated to Persons with Disabilities?
3rd December marks the International Day of Person with Disabilities to understand the issues of the specially abled faces and to support the rights, dignity and the well-being of people having disabilities. Over the years,…
Daan Utsav: A Look Inside India’s Biggest Giving Festival
Daan Utsav was previously known as The Joy of Giving Week. The Joy of Giving Week (JGW) is a "philanthropic festival" that aims to become a part of the Indian ethos, with the Week being…
The Victory of Good over Evil: The Significance of Dussehra
Dussehra, apart from being one of the most revered festivals in India, is also deeply rooted in many people's religious beliefs. Across the country, Dussehra is observed for various reasons, and some perceive it to…
The History and Impact of the International Day of Peace!
The International Day of Peace (or World Peace Day), observed on September 21, promotes peace values within and among all nations and peoples. At a time when war and violence frequently dominate our news cycles,…
INDIA AND ITS CULTURE OF GIVING
Many traditions in Indian culture are shaped around one idea, that of philanthropy. The concept of giving is not new in India, the practice is ingrained in the psyche of almost all the citizens of…
Pride Month 2022: Why Is Celebrating ‘Pride’ Important?
June is globally celebrated as "Pride Month '' All the beautiful colors and hues that you see around you are the sign of celebration that marks the freedom of the LGBTQIA+ community. The Pride flags…
Vermicomposting - Are Earthworms really Farmers' Good Friends?
Vermicomposting is a form of composting in which earthworms are used to improve the organic waste conversion process and provide a better final product. Microorganisms and earthworms are used in this mesophilic procedure. The organic…
104 Marathons in 104 Days: Amputee runner Jacky Hunt-Broersma sets World Record
Jacky Hunt-Broersma is a 46-year-old, South African-born and raised American amputee ultramarathon racer. With a marathon streak like that, one might assume Hunt-Broersma has been running her entire life. However, she…
Eid Mubarak!
'Ramzan' or 'Ramadan' is a holy month for Muslims. They offer prayers and fast during the entire month. Ramzan Eid also known as ‘Eid Al Fitr’, marks the end of the fasting period. It…
World Autism Awareness Day
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a brain development disorder that affects how a person perceives and interacts with others, resulting in social interaction and communication issues. Limited and repetitive patterns of conduct are also…
10 Government Health Insurance Schemes that Everyone Should Know about!
The Government of India keeps introducing several health-related schemes for the underprivileged citizens of our country. Every year, with new budgets, different proportions of finances are allocated to the Health sector.
Every government has…
Wars and their Devastating Impact
The United Nations adopted a set of goals, known as Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs) that are a universal call to action to end poverty, safeguard the environment, and secure peace and prosperity for all people.…
5 Ways in which AI is making the Planet Sustainable
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the ability of a computer to perform tasks that usually require human intelligence. Simply, it is the intelligence used by the computer or a robot backed by a computer. John McCarthy…
5 Indian sex-positive influencers breaking stereotypes
We need to end the stigma around sex, pleasure, menstruation, and sexual health. What gets these subjects ticking? Sexual intercourse is considered humiliating and sinful to talk about. Especially with the elders of the society…
Laws for NGOs
The word NGO (Non-Government Organization) in India refers to a body that remains disconnected from the Government and not customarily for-profit businesses.
It is an organization or volunteer group promoting social welfare and the…
Sustainable Development Goals - Adapt to a Changing World
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In contemporary times, the world is changing in all aspects, and not all change is positive. With the pandemic accelerating this change, millions of people have been affected adversely. The United Nations (UN) defines…
Corporate Social Responsibility for Businesses
What is CSR?
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is a self-regulating business model that helps a company be socially accountable—to itself, its stakeholders, and the public. By practicing corporate social responsibility, also called "corporate citizenship",…World Thalassemia Day
World Thalassemia Day is observed globally on May 8th every year. This day is marked to raise awareness about thalassemia disease, its preventive measures and ways to avoid transmission and the importance of vaccination…
Water, sanitation and hygiene
Worldwide more than 2.2 billion people need access to reliably maintained drinking water services and around 4.2 billion people lack securely maintained sanitation services. Improving sanitation is a key priority of the government which has…
Poverty in India
Poverty is a situation in which a person or society lacks financial support and basic amenities for a minimum standard of living. It indicates that the salary or wage level from employment is so low…