“Together we can change the world, just one random act of kindness at a time.”

India is a developing country that is progressing at a rapid rate in all spheres of life. However, despite the development, there are some important sections of the population like women, children, and youth who are vulnerable. These sections form a considerable proportion of the population but are still denied their basic rights and face discrimination.  Millions of children in India are the victims of poverty. They are practically “invisible” since most of them aren’t even listed in any official documentation and are thus deprived of even basic rights. Without an official identity, these children are denied access to education, quality health care, and other vital services and are even forced to work at a tender age leading to serious consequences for their childhood and their future. Also, women in the country face discrimination in households as well as at workplaces. They are exploited and are subjected to abuse. The condition of children, youth, and women in the country is far from what it should be.

Shri Hari Gaushala Research and Social Foundation has recognized such issues and since its commencement, launched various programs by the sustainable development goals (SDGs) aiming to improve the quality of life of vulnerable sections of the society. For instance, Shri Hari Gaushala Research and Social Foundation works to make quality education accessible to all which is in accord with the Agenda 2030 of UNESCO. This has only been possible due to the dogged efforts of self-motivated volunteers who understand that change can be brought only if all of us do our bit. The society offers a wide range of volunteering opportunities through which you can trigger the process of bringing about a change in society!