New Delhi (India), June 28: In Delhi NCR, Naresh Dhoundiyal and his team at Amrita Chander Jankalyan Charitable Trust are working hard to help people in need. They focus on supporting children, young people and older adults who don't have much.
The Trust believes in three main ideas:
• Everyone deserves love and respect.
• Education can change lives for the better
• Helping others is what life is about
This is what they do:
• Help poor children get a good education.
They provide school supplies, arrange tutoring, and sometimes provide as much help as possible. This gives children from poor families the opportunity to learn and grow.
• Provide free health checks and medical care.
They organize health camps where doctors volunteer their time. People can get basic health checks and simple treatments without having to pay.
• Distribute food to those who are hungry.
The Trust regularly distributes meals or food parcels in areas where people struggle to get enough to eat. This helps ensure that fewer people go to bed hungry.
• Take care of children without parents
They support orphanages by providing them with things like clothes, books, and toys. They also try to create a caring environment for these children and also support their families.
• Improve the lives of older people in nursing homes
The Trust visits care homes to spend time with residents. They also help improve living conditions by providing basic needs and sometimes organizing activities for the elderly.
These activities aim to support people of all ages who need it, from young children to the elderly.
Naresh Dhoundiyal and her team say, "We want to bring happiness to people who are often forgotten. We are working hard to make real changes in our community."
By helping others, Naresh Dhoundiyal and her team are making Delhi NCR a better place to live.
The Trust continues to work towards creating a better future for everyone in Delhi NCR. If you would like more information or help, please do not hesitate to contact the Trust—
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://amritachandercharity.org.in/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/people/Amrita-Chander-Charity/100084226626591/
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The Trust believes in three main ideas:
• Everyone deserves love and respect.
• Education can change lives for the better
• Helping others is what life is about
This is what they do:
• Help poor children get a good education.
They provide school supplies, arrange tutoring, and sometimes provide as much help as possible. This gives children from poor families the opportunity to learn and grow.
• Provide free health checks and medical care.
They organize health camps where doctors volunteer their time. People can get basic health checks and simple treatments without having to pay.
• Distribute food to those who are hungry.
The Trust regularly distributes meals or food parcels in areas where people struggle to get enough to eat. This helps ensure that fewer people go to bed hungry.
• Take care of children without parents
They support orphanages by providing them with things like clothes, books, and toys. They also try to create a caring environment for these children and also support their families.
• Improve the lives of older people in nursing homes
The Trust visits care homes to spend time with residents. They also help improve living conditions by providing basic needs and sometimes organizing activities for the elderly.
These activities aim to support people of all ages who need it, from young children to the elderly.
Naresh Dhoundiyal and her team say, "We want to bring happiness to people who are often forgotten. We are working hard to make real changes in our community."
By helping others, Naresh Dhoundiyal and her team are making Delhi NCR a better place to live.
The Trust continues to work towards creating a better future for everyone in Delhi NCR. If you would like more information or help, please do not hesitate to contact the Trust—
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://amritachandercharity.org.in/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/people/Amrita-Chander-Charity/100084226626591/
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