livelihoods Sponsor vocational training for poor young women

Sponsor vocational training for poor young women

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livelihoods Sponsor vocational training for poor young women

Sponsor vocational training for poor young women

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Sponsor the cost of training for one student

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GiveIndia recommends programs which help people in extreme need or are in urgent need of funds

Support a poor tribal farmer with seeds

Community Support

Extreme Need

livelihoods
Multiple locations...
Rajasthan, Udaipur
Support a poor tribal farmer with seeds by Rajasthan Bal Kalyan Samiti
13.39 per month
Support poor students get access to IT and vocational training
livelihoods
Multiple locations...
NCR, New Delhi, Delhi
Support poor students get access to IT and vocational training by Udayan Care
12.06 per month
Help poor farmers get access to food grains for their farms and homes
livelihoods
Multiple locations...
Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh
Help poor farmers get access to food grains for their farms and homes by Shramik Bharti
30.15 per month
Sponsor vocational training for poor young women
livelihoods
Multiple locations...
New Delhi, Delhi
Sponsor vocational training for poor young women by Protsahan
14.15 per month

About the cause: livelihoods

Empower the extreme poor by increasing their skills, knowledge and giving them the resources they need. Donate to helping the poor in finding sustainable livelihoods and fighting poverty by giving them access to skill training, employment opportunities, farming resources, etc. A sustainable livelihood helps people live with dignity and security.

Vocational training

India has a surplus of close to 50 million working people while there is a shortage of 40+ million skilled working people. Only with quality training can underprivileged youth find opportunities for better employment. Donate to help the poor youth get access to quality livelihood and social skills like computers, accounts, teaching, etc so that they can fight unemployment and lead their families out of poverty.

Farmers

Nearly 86% of farm investment depends on loans. Farmers in India are amongst the worst-off regarding employment and income. They are crushed in the vicious cycle of debt and irregular income. Donate to rural development by helping the farmers get access to grains, seeds and saplings, etc. that they need for a successful crop and help them break the loan cycle.

Extreme Need

Those in extreme need are usually socially excluded and face a lack of basic necessitates for reasons like living in underserved areas or social stigma of being affected with an incurable illness. Donate to those in extreme need and help them with resources like food, medical care, livelihood resources, sanitation, education, etc. to enable them to lead a normal life.

Under Funded

Donate to underfunded programs that are doing great work to provide the poor with necessities like food, shelter, education, senior care, and healthcare. These nonprofits are struggling to continue to help people as they are not receiving the necessary support. Help them with their efforts with your donations.