A CHANCE AT LIFE
One of the Eight UN Millennium goals was to achieve Universal Primary School Education by 2015. Of the 70 million children who cannot go to school, at least half live in India and Africa in dire poverty. All that these children need to better their lot is a chance at a better life. At CARE, we believe that education and vocational training can provide them with that one chance and open a whole new world of opportunities for them. It is their only escape from the cycle of illiteracy and poverty they are born into.
PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES
“Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime” - Confucius
CARE strongly believes in equipping impoverished children with an education and (or) a vocational training, to help give them the opportunity of a better life. CARE currently offers assistance in the following ways:
- Providing education amongst children & young persons
- Vocational training
- Providing grants for higher education
- Child health & welfare
- Getting the street children off the streets
- Freeing children from child labour
- Freeing children from abuse and exploitation.
- Childrens Rights
