PRJ care foundation

I could just post this certificate by writing 50 words about my experience, but I'd rather not. I used to think of an NGO as someplace that I wouldn't want to visit, but after spending a good month with these underprivileged children, seeing how their parents do everything but still can't afford enough to help secure their childrens' future but they still have an urge to learn and grow. This month was an eye-opening and cherishing experience that helped me give back so much to nature and society by planting saplings, teaching these children, and helping them understand simple concepts that would make them believe that they actually have a chance at fulfilling their dreams. Seeing how these children come voluntarily to study, whether it's pouring heavily or the sun is scorching, pushed me to be punctual and spend time with them daily. I joined this NGO just for a mere certificate but made some good friends along the way and saw how people give their all just to help some children on the street who aren't even their responsibility. This experience taught me a lot, from revising simple math formulas to managing and coordinating big events, and I couldn't be more grateful. Thanks PRJ care foundation for this opportunity.

"Empowering individuals to reach their full potential and actively participate in all facets of life is at the heart of our mission" We recently celebrated a major milestone - two years of making a difference through our NGO! To mark the occasion, we hosted a grand facilitation ceremony in collaboration with two government schools. We were honored to have IPS and IITian Rohit Meena as our chief guest, who inspired our volunteers and young interns to continue on the path of creating positive change. In a powerful speech, our Co-Founder Anshul joshi clearly articulated our organization's vision, purpose, and future goals, reaffirming our commitment to creating a brighter future for all.

⭐️Mid Year Achievements and Impact at PRJCare Foundation! ⭐️ As we reflect on this year, I'm thrilled to share the incredible milestones achieved by PRJCare Foundation. Our unwavering commitment to uplifting underprivileged children has led to remarkable outcomes. Let's dive into the numbers and celebrate our collective efforts: 1. 60+ Kids Impacted: Through various initiatives, we've directly worked with over 60 children. Interestingly we have around 70% girls in our NGO. Their smiles, dreams, and progress inspire us every day. 2. Website in Progress: Our team is working hard at creating a brand-new website! Stay tuned for updates—it'll be a platform to amplify our mission, share success stories, and engage with a wider audience. This website has been built by interns from NSUT college under guidance of Anshul joshi. 3. 50+ Green Lushy Trees: Collaborating with Government School Sector 6 Site 1, we've planted more than 50 green, lushy trees across Dwarka. Our commitment to a greener Earth is stronger than ever. 4. Literacy, Math and filling the gap Classes: We've provided regular classes to help kids cope with their class syllabus as most of the kids will get admitted to school first time in their life in the current session. 5. Admission Success: Despite challenges, Mrs. Rajni Joshi's relentless efforts ensured that our kids got admitted to government schools. We have already got around 10+ admissions for this year. Surprisingly its gonna be the first time they will attend school. Many of the kids will directly attend 6th, 7th and 8th grades and hence we are committed to help and support them in this journey to perform well in school. 6. Government Schemes Awareness: We've informed and emphasised underprivileged families to take benefits of schemes like Laadli and PWD scholarships. Empowering families, one scheme at a time. 7. Health Crowdfunding: Together, we've raised funds for various causes from critical health operations to providing stationary like bags and boxes to kids. Every contribution counts! 8. Yoga for Health: Yoga Day celebrations with the kids emphasized the importance of a healthy lifestyle. 9. 30+ Passionate Volunteers: Our team of college volunteers has been the backbone of our initiatives. Their dedication fuels our impact. Let's continue this journey of compassion, resilience, and positive change⭐️. If you're as inspired as we are, share this post and spread the word! Together, we can create a brighter future for these young hearts. #PRJCareFoundation #ImpactMatters #EducationForAll #GreenEarth #CommunityLove

"If we don't, then who will?" Though the India government has provided numerous amenities for common people, India, being the most-populated country (with a benchmark of about 3 billion people), and having the most consumption,the poverty is suffering. Children whose parents have severe financial issues, whose parents work as labourers, and for whom education is at the back of their heads, their children are jumping into wells of immorality. "The Pen is mightier than the Sword." The vast of our uneducated generation, because of their crises' cannot afford this necessity and therefore indulge into unethical tasks to survive. NGO's like PRJ CARE FOUNDATION help our country's youth not only by understanding the problem, but by wanting to and helping to find a solution. We work for the education of underprivileged kids and turn them into students, so that they grow into self-sufficient adults. Knowing how to read and write is a must for the present and for the future. Spreading awareness in groups of them, and working for the overall holistic development in them, are our key factors. Enrolling them in schools and motivating past generations along with helping disabled children. Rajni Joshi one of our most-efficient volunteers has a passion for Social Service, with an experience of about 9 years. She is the Director and Founder of PRJ CARE FOUNDATION and the is the heart of our organization. She has worked for many organizations and has lead a variety of campaigns, all for absolutely no profit. Mrs.Joshi has best interest at heart for these kids and knows what to do for their benefit, including "Teaching by activities", Street plays and telling them about the differences between Right and Wrong. "I've taught these children and had a rather vivid and enlightening experience with them. I left with an easy heart knowinf that there are people out there who truly work for the betterment of our society. I would like to end by saying... "What is Knowledge indeed, if we shut it in a box and not share it?" ~Anahat Chhabra.