Our Story

NEELKANTH FOUNDATION, the social initiative set up by NGO, has several programmes to help underprivileged children and young people of India realize their potential. Our flagship initiative, called NEELKANTH FOUNDATION Program, provides free quality education to children in rural areas, with a special focus on the girl child. Our NEELKANTH FOUNDATION Quality Support Program aims to improve the overall schooling experience of children.

Some of our projects include celebrating birthdays with unprivileged children, making a food meal box and learning centers, sanitation facilities, save animals and aiding the animals, save trees and planting etc. Our programmes involve not only the students, but also their parents, teachers and communities to develop educated, responsible, and self-reliant citizens of tomorrow.

Neelkanth foundation is one of India’s largest independent youth volunteer non-profit organizations. It works on several causes aimed at building a more influential, equal and socially conscious society. NEELKANTH based on work of consists of civic initiatives that engage volunteers in causes like animal welfare, health, environment etc.

Neelkanth Foundation set up a state-wide network to supply clothes and other underutilized urban materials to rural areas, communities, and disaster-struck areas. Our supplies range from clothes and school infrastructure materials to sanitary pads.Our works on several fronts such as quality healthcare, universal Pension, action against elder abuse. It also advocates for elder-friendly policies and their implementation.

Main Focusing work of our NGO is a Make A Difference works towards empowering children in orphanages and shelters.Through education, the organization ensures that these disadvantaged children are economically independent to achieve their dreams. As our foundation recognize that 39% of the Indian labor force is illiterate.80% youth in India enter the workforce without any formal training.

Neelkanth Foundation give training needs, coaching opportunities and career planning opportunities in an effort to tackle unemployment. We provide experiences meant to foster life skills, language literacy, career skills, digital literacy and entrepreneurship.

As our NGO survey that 9 out of 10 kids drop out of school, 34,500 children are engaged in child labor, and one in every three kids is addicted to tobacco. Working in an NGO gives you a perspective on things and life in general, that ordinary people can’t normally see.

You are exposed to realities that are quite different from yours. You interact with people in need and your actions directly impact their lives. You’ll have some heartbreaking moments, some hopeless and desperate moments, and hear stories that’ll bring tears to your eyes.

Working at an NGO comes with a great responsibility and requires your commitment, dedication, and willingness to go on even when things look bleak. To sum up, working at an NGO will let you earn money, help people and work towards the development of the entire country.

Also, even though we aren’t exactly an NGO we are a social venture which is driven to help Indian youth like you to be more employable and successful by providing the right kind of learning. So our NGO want to work for a social cause and our NGO are passionate about education, and you can also join us with new ideas and new developing skills in a different way to create a good history.

You can volunteer, take up an internship, be a campus ambassador, or work with them. You can volunteer as a teacher for a minimum of two hours every week or on and off for events. Our volunteers commit a year and spend between 2 and 10 hours every week mentoring, teaching and interacting with children in order to ensure that they get the support and care they need during childhood. As we take an example of – Michelle Obama says,

“ Make a Difference is an amazing program designed and run by young adults who recruit other young people, outstanding college students like themselves, to mentor and teach children who haven’t had the same chances in life as many of the mentors have had.”
– Michelle Obama