NGO For Children In Delhi

WHAT SAMPARK DOES? These are achieved through the setting up of Workers Resource Centres (WRCs), and implementing activities of awareness raising, information provision, and linkages. WRC is the one-stop place for migrant workers for all their information needs and required support to access their entitlements. To suit individual needs and Sampark’s activities, we have two types of involvements at Sampark, Volunteers and Interns. INTERNSHIP FORMVOLUNTEER FORMWorking for Sampark has certainly reinforced any desire to work in an interdisciplinary field that incorporates many different aspects that make up livelihoods (economic, social, environmental, governace).

Underserved children, particularly young girls from at-risk communities, are among the most vulnerable populations worldwide. These girls often face multifaceted challenges, including limited access to education, healthcare, and basic necessities, leaving them exposed to exploitation, discrimination, and systemic neglect. It's imperative to provide these children with essential resources to ensure their well-being and pave the way for a brighter future. By providing educational opportunities, these girls acquire essential skills, knowledge, and empowerment, breaking the cycle of poverty and gender inequality. Investing in marginalized girls not only transforms their lives but also fosters positive ripple effects throughout society.

Seeking a break from boredom and loneliness, I volunteered for the assignment at the SOS Village. Arriving at the SOS Village, I encountered a group of sickly children accompanied by caregivers. The experience at the SOS Village taught me invaluable lessons about compassion, humility, and the transformative power of genuine care. The bond forged during those intense days at the SOS Village remains etched in my heart. The SOS Village became a symbol of hope, resilience, and the power of collective support.