Our Top 10 NGO for Health and Nutrition for Children in India

Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) play an absolutely pivotal role in tackling the persistent challenges of child malnutrition and limited healthcare access across India. These organizations act as crucial on-the-ground partners, effectively bridging the gap between national health schemes and the most vulnerable communities in remote villages and urban slums.

Holistic Interventions

NGOs implement multi-faceted, holistic programs focused on both immediate relief and sustainable change. Their key interventions include:

• Direct Nutritional Support: Providing fortified foods and strengthening programs like the Mid-Day Meal Scheme to combat stunting and deficiencies. They often run community kitchens to ensure consistent, nutritious meals for children and lactating mothers.

• Health and Awareness: Organizing regular health camps for early detection of illnesses and malnutrition, facilitating vaccination drives, and educating caregivers on essential practices like exclusive breastfeeding and hygiene.
• Community Empowerment: Teaching families to establish kitchen gardens using local produce, fostering self-reliance, and promoting sustainable food security within the community.

1. Nobility for Ability

For Ability India Trust has been founded by Piya Bajwa with the intention to bring together like-minded people and organisations in support of issues that are screaming for attention in today' s times of economic contradictions, social prejudices and eroding human virtues.

Piya, a cancer survivor and the proud mother of a special child, is driven by her ability to never give up, but rather back. Nobility for Ability is her first milestone in this journey.

2. Dhruvh

The word DHRUVH taken from the pole star-'Dhruvh-tara' or 'Dhruvh-star' surrounded by seven stars called Saptarishi (in India) or Great Bear, which is static and always guide passerby specially the sailors to get right way since the ancient time when compass etc was not invented. We hope to bring a drastic positive change in society and wish others will follow us to form an equal society in letter and spirit.

3. SPORTS COACHING FOUNDATION

Sports Coaching Foundaiton under its flagship Project &ldquo Build India Through Sports&rdquo connected with 1 lakh vulnerable children / youth in more than 300 Govt. Institutions.

4. Scope Foundation Public Charitable Trust

In a country that is home to the world' s second-largest population, when one of its largest organisations providentially happens to be a philanthropic organisation, it raises hopes for a promising and sustainable future. For people across the country, the Scope Foundation symbolise humanitarianism and personify the prodigious force that advances new frontiers of social and economic development.

5. Jagat Bandhu Sewa Trust

Jagat Bandhu seva Trust -An Epitome of love, kindness and Generosity Jagat Bandhu seva Trust has been working enthusiastically since last 3 years in Dehradun and the hilly regions of of Uttarakhand. The Trust is committed to the welfare and upliftment of the deprived and needy humanity of the society and works accordingly in various fields. Among them some projects are constantly in action like &ndash Poor Girl Marriage, Tiffin Service to the Senior.

6. Muskan Shiksha Sansthan

Muskaan Shiksha sansthan is a non-profit making Organization engaged in the field of Social Development. It was Founded in 2022 and Formally Registered on 4th April 2022, under Indian Trusts Registration Act, 1882. The Organization is formed with a wider concept of Historic and Realistic Development Approach. Our focus is to empower marginalized unprivileged, downtrodden neglected and alienated community by building up their own capacity and resources through education and skill development. &lsquo &lsquo an attempt Towards Social Equality and Justice for those who really need and deserve.

7. Sankalp Foundation

Sankalp means commitment in Marathi. Ours is a tribal area based ngo located in the village of kurkheda. It is in the district of Gadchiroli which is a major tribal district of Maharashtra.We are working for the health and awareness building of the tribal community and hhave joint activitieswith government machinery. It is an initiative of the situation we have observed and faced while living and studying in this district.

8. Gramin Evam Nagar Vikas Parishad

The organization was established on November 14, 1984 with the vision to provide a platform for discussion and action on developmental issues concerning the poor. Gramin Evam Nagar Vikas Parishad (GENVP) was founded by a group of like-minded intellectual associates to involve therural and urban poor in various developmental activities.

9. Maa Shakti

Maa Shakti is working for upliftment of humanity to help people to live their full potential and fulfill their aspirations. Maa Shakti is also working to provide services to help other non-government organizations in India and abroad.

Maa Shakti NGO is working to remove social evils of society by organizing awareness programs, seminars and workshops.

Activities of Maa Shakti supported by self-scripted songs to promote blood donation, eye, and body and organ donation and to remove social evils of society like female feticide, cow slaughter & castism etc

10. Muskan Foundation

Muskan Foundation is a non-government, non-profit registered organization, extensively working in the field of prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of drug dependents and alcoholics, HIV/AIDS awareness for prevention, care giving facility for people living with HIV/AIDS, IEC and BCC campaign for drug abuse prevention and VCTC.

The Organization was formed in 2003 and is pioneered by a dynamic, hardworking and dedicated team of medical and paramedical professionals. Some of the staff working here also includes the recovered addicts, who offer their services voluntarily in gratitude of the treatment they received here.

Conclusion

The efforts of NGOs are the lifeline for millions of India's children, ensuring that the fundamental rights to health and nutrition are met, regardless of background. By providing everything from fortified food to vital health education, they are building a healthier, stronger India from the ground up. Their work proves that when we empower communities and prioritize the well-being of our youngest citizens, achieving a truly nourished and equitable society is an attainable goal.