High Dropout Rates: Nearly 50% of children discontinue their education before reaching Class 8, significantly reducing opportunities for higher education and skill development.
Learning Deficits: 90% of students are performing below grade-level expectations in literacy and numeracy, revealing a critical gap in academic progress and quality of education.
Child Labour and Caregiving: Economic pressures push many children into child labour or caregiving for siblings, disproportionately affecting their school attendance and educational outcomes, especially for girls.
Hunger and Malnutrition: Persistent hunger among children from low-income families hinders their concentration and learning abilities, exacerbating educational disparities.
Lack of skills: Marginalized communities, particularly women, lack access to vocational training and skill development, forcing them into low-paying, unstable jobs such as domestic work and daily wage labor. This lack of employable skills perpetuates the cycle of poverty, limiting financial independence and improved living conditions for these communities.
Unemployment: Without structured skill development programs, unemployment and underemployment persist, making it difficult for individuals to break free from economic hardships.
Cycle of Poverty: The absence of sustainable livelihoods adversely impacts the quality of life, affecting not just income levels but also education, healthcare, and overall well-being of families
Unplanned Urbalization: Rapid urbanization in cities like Delhi leads to poor air quality and loss of green spaces.
Loss of green cover: Reduced greenery and increased pollution disrupt ecosystems and public health.
Poor Air Quality: Declining air quality and loss of biodiversity make cities less livable, harming both people and nature.
Health Issues: Without intervention, urban environments will continue to deteriorate, worsening health issues.
Inadequate Public Health Care : Low public health expenditure (1.4% of GDP) leads to inadequate health coverage, forcing reliance on out-of-pocket spending.
Financial Stress: This financial burden drives 7% of the population below the poverty line annually.
Discrimination: Marginalized communities often face discrimination, perpetuating poverty and limiting health opportunities.
Menstrual Health Challenges : Lack of resources and stigma around menstrual health hinder women’s hygiene and well-being.
Poverty and Food Insecurity: Many families in TZF communities experience food insecurity, particularly vulnerable groups like the children, elderly, disabled individuals, and orphans.
Adverse Health and nutrition: Limited access to nutrition leads to malnutrition, causing health complications and further marginalizing these groups.
Education Disruption: Food insecurity forces children to skip school or drop out, leading to lower educational outcomes and increased child labor.
Family and Community Strain : Economic stress can lead to substan.
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As proud contributors to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, we actively support 16 out of the 17 Goals. Our initiatives resonate with international concerns such as Environment Protection, Economic Growth, Health, and Sustainability. In sync with India's transformative policies like Make in India and Self Reliance (Atmanirbhar Bharat), we strive to create an impact that reaches millions.
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