Disadvantaged families, underprivileged children need our help to evade the vicious cycle of poverty.

1. Why should you support
underprivileged children?
Disadvantaged families, underprivileged children need our help to
evade the vicious cycle of poverty. Raised in difficult situations and
poverty, the underprivilegedchildren are exposed to the harshest
realitiesof life from an early age. They are often denied basic rights,
such as food, water, medication, shelter, etc, and are raised without
emotional, physical, and social development. The absence of these
creates a sense of suffering, low-esteem, lack of sleep, malnutrition,
sense of not belonging, etc. among many other things. And poverty is
one of the main reasons for this plight, followed by the lack of
education.

2. Currently, almost 40% of the Indian population lives below the poverty
line. They don’t earn much to afford the basic requirementsof life, let
alone go to school.
When a child is born to poverty-stricken parents, he/she is extremely
prone to risks such as – malnutrition, deadly diseases, inferior living
conditions, a dearth of proper sanitization, so on and so forth. While
the child is not responsible for the condition, they have to face the
hardship and fight hard to survive in the situation.
If you wonder who actually is responsible for the poverty in a country,
then here are some answers. Various research has shown that poverty
depends on the soaring population growth, underutilizedresources,
low economic development, low productivity in agriculture,
unemployment, high inflation, etc.
While government brings several schemes, solutions to combat these,
you must also band together to eradicate poverty. Donating charity,
supporting mid day meal schemes, fundraising for causes helps, of
course. However, to do these, a complete attitude change is extremely
necessary. Only then the cause will be successful little by little.
Several NGOs in India are doing their best to eradicate poverty and
provide education as well as nutrition to underprivilegedchildren so
that they become future leaders. But, it is not possible without your

3. support. The more supportive hands, these NGOs get, the easier it will
become.
For starters, the government has startedthe mid day meal scheme for
underprivileged students. However, the government due to lack of
resources is not able to take care of it completely. Various NGOs in
India support the government in this and installed mid day meal
schemes in schools and provide nutritious regular food to the
children. This initiative has not only increased the enrolment in
schools but also help the underprivilegedchildren to get education
and nutrition together.
While the government provides a specific fund, NGOs supporting the
mid day meal scheme heavily rely on donations to seamlessly carry on
the cooking, maintainthe standard quality, deliver the meals, innovate
the procedures, etc. So, your donation mattersthe most.
Every donation for children has the potential to bring a smile to an
underprivileged child and help him escape the life of poverty.