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There’s a child, born to parents who have been poor for generations, not allowed to educate themselves or their children, ostracised from main society for centuries. There’s another child, born to some parents, but left with none, thrown in a dumpster, or left in a park, to die or to survive on its own, no idea where to get food from, or even how to get food, nowhere to go, and no one to love him/her. It would be natural to think that both these children deserve sympathy and affirmative action in some form, if only from the voice of conscience that resides deep within us.
Hence, they get lost in the push and pull over competing demands.They do not influence votes, having no parents who are voters. Orphans are not even a prominent social nuisance group. In a democracy, one of the fallouts of majority representation is that policies and funds are often around cornered by those who provide the maximum number of votes, a term we can call the votable bias. It is because of this votable bias, that there are schemes such as mid-day meal, Anganwadi, Ujjwala – schemes that would be of importance to mother’s for the children- because mothers form a large vote bank.
An old age home is usually the place a home for those old people who have no one to look after them or those who have been thrown out of their homes by their own children.The place is of course like home where the inmates get all the facilities for a routine living like food clothing medical and shelter. At least in India till now, the old people staying away from the home, from their children, or left to themselves is not considered to be a very happy situation.This concept of separating the elders from the youngsters has been imported into India from the West. It is very clear to all who visit an old age home that all the inmates are there, not for the love of being away from home and independent but because there is no better alternative left for them, once they are neglected and unwanted in their own homes by their own children.The only solace is that they are getting their daily requirements of shelter and food if not the bonds of love from the family. SOS CHILD CHARITABLE TRUST supports 45 senior citizens for their nutrition shelter medical and ensuring their physical mental spiritual and emotional well-being of each senior citizen’s.
Look for reputable old-age homes or senior care organizations in your area. You can start by searching online, asking for recommendations from friends or family, or contacting local charities,Reach out to the chosen organization to inquire about their specific needs and donation policies. This will help you understand what items or funds would be most beneficial.Many old-age homes rely on monetary donations to cover operational expenses, provide quality care, and improve facilities. You can make a financial contribution directly to the organization.Old-age homes often require supplies such as non-perishable food items, clothing, blankets, toiletries, medical supplies, or entertainment items like books and board games.
In addition to monetary or in-kind donations, your time and companionship can be a valuable gift. Consider volunteering at the old-age home, spending time with the residents, and assisting with activities.You can also consider including the old-age home in your estate planning. This could involve naming them as a beneficiary in your will or trust. In some countries, charitable donations are tax-deductible. Be sure to keep records of your donations and consult with a tax professional to understand the tax benefits available to you.Consider making regular donations to provide ongoing support. Even small, consistent contributions can make a big difference over time. If you want to make a larger impact, you can organize donation drives in your community or workplace to collect items or funds for the old-age home
Patient SATVIK BHAVESH KESHARI is a 1 Years 5 Months old, Male who came to SRCC Hospital, Mahalaxmi, Mumbai The Approximate cost of treatment would be Approx INR 30,00000/-
Patient AJAY SAKHARAM PAWARA is a 7 Years old Male who came to Namco Hospital Nashik. The Approximate cost of treatment would be Approx INR 5,00,000/-
Respected Donors, Last few days were hard for people affected by flood and land sliding. Most badly affected places like ASSAM Satara have witnessed the drastic phase last few days. Also people are dealing with mental and physical stress.
We SOS CHILD CHARITABLE TRUST have come forward to help them sustain there lives by distributing Ration Kits which include Rice, Flour (Atta), Dal, Oil, Salt, Turmeric Powder (Haldi), Soaps, and Sanitary Napkins. In the aasam, a total of 2,000 kits will be distributed to support 5,000 beneficiaries. SCCT along with its partner NGOs, volunteers, and staff will also distribute Ration kits and also the team of doctors has been sent to the victims of the konkan floods to help these families sustain themselves.
Shall send you all the distributing pictures once they are distributed to the beneficiaries. Warm Regards, SOS CHILD CHARITABLE TRUST
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