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NGOs help poor children by providing essential services such as education, healthcare, and nutrition. They often implement programs that offer scholarships, school supplies, and tutoring to improve educational access and outcomes. Additionally, NGOs may provide medical care, vaccinations, and food assistance to address health and nutritional needs. Through advocacy and community support, they also work to raise awareness and influence policies that benefit disadvantaged children.
What else can I help you with?
How did unicef help Brazil?
To Recover Funds for poor People Childrens
Which NGO or Trust can financial help for poor lower class children's education?
India charitable foundation Inc. massachusets is the best tfoundation providing educational help.
How can you help ngo in lucknow?
lucknow
Is kids help phone an NGO?
yeepp
What are the role of ngo?
The role of NGO now a days very good and they help the needy people and for doing their activities for the welfare of the people.
What is the main relation of the NGO SOS children village with government?
There is no relationship between SOS childrens village and Government. Its a non profit....run by donor's money ....It a very good organization.
ngo?
ngo
Why do poor people in India have several children?
They have superstation that having more childrens is god bleshings
What does an ngo do?
NGO simply stands for Non Government Organzation, and can do pretty much what it wants. Some NGOs organize big international sports events, others do humanitarian help.
The NGO of aghanistan?
An NGO is a non-governmental organization. Such would be the Red Cross or Doctors Without Borders. No doubt there are many operating in Afghanistan to help people in wartorn areas.
What do ngo's do?
NGO simply stands for Non Government Organzation, and can do pretty much what it wants. Some NGOs organize big international sports events, others do humanitarian help.
What is ngo's?
NGO means Non Governmental Organization and defines any organization that does not include any government or government appointed representatives in their membership. They are usually also not-for-profit and are very often involved in providing information about their cause to government bodies (similar to lobbyists). Some examples are Amnesty International and GreenPeace.
