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Children are a nation’s future. They are the most effective change makers, whether in their family or in the community in which they reside. It is so critical to assist youngsters, to catch them young and to instil in them emotions of empathy and conscience so that they grow up to be responsible individuals. Throughout 1 billion children are multidimensionally poor around the world, which means they lack basic essentials such as food and clean water. 356 million children are projected to be living in abject poverty.
Children are a nation’s future. They are the most effective change makers, whether in their family or in the community in which they reside. It is so critical to assist youngsters, to catch them young and to instil in them emotions of empathy and conscience so that they grow up to be responsible individuals. Throughout 1 billion children are multidimensionally poor around the world, which means they lack basic essentials such as food and clean water. 356 million children are projected to be living in abject poverty.
The Fulora Foundation provides significant contributions to the environment, community, and global sustainability. We take immediate action to address climate change and its consequences; strong scientific evidence currently demonstrates that the earth’s climate system has altered since the pre-industrial period, and that these changes are attributed, at least in part, to human activity. Climate change is increasingly becoming a societal issue, affecting security, health, agriculture, nature, and a variety of other areas. Adaptation and mitigation are both important parts of a successful climate change plan.
Healthcare is much out of reach for the average person. Only around 75% of healthcare resources are concentrated in metropolitan regions, which account for only 27% of the total population. Even the most urgent medical attention is more than 30 kilometres away for 31% of India’s rural population. In metropolitan and major cities, around 40% of the population lives in urban slums, where health posts offer primary healthcare. The majority of health clinics are located outside the slum neighbourhoods, making them difficult to reach.
23 Cities
Wide footprint and reach, we impact children at risk corners of India.
1M hours
Over 3800 passionate volunteers and fellows on the ground in 60 shelters create million hours of volunteering in a year.
600k
10th standard with us, 46 % First Class Honours, compared to a national average of fewer than 50% finishing their 10th.
96% Pass
Their 10th standard with us, with 46% getting First Class Honours, as compared to a norm of less than 50% even completing their 10th.
92% Pass
MAD passed their Grade 12 exams 51% of the time with First Class Honours, compared to a CNCP demographic average of 17%.
1 :5 Ratio
We maintain a 1:5 teacher-to-student ratio to give individualized attention, care, and support to the children we work with.
Growing up in a clean and healthy environment is every child’s right, according to the Fulora Foundation, which emphasises the significance of sensitization in helping to address the health and sanitation crisis in rural areas. Children who have access to clean water, basic toilets, and decent hygiene habits not only thrive, but also have a better start in life. The Fulora Foundation emphasises the importance of sensitization in helping to address the health and sanitation problem in rural regions, claiming that every kid has the right to grow up in a clean and healthy environment. Children who have access to clean water, adequate toilets, and good hygiene practises flourish and have a better start in life. Human activities, notably the burning of fossil fuels, have introduced enough carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases into the lower atmosphere during the previous 50 years to trap more heat and impact global temperature.
Growing up in a clean and healthy environment is every child’s right, according to the Fulora Foundation, which emphasises the significance of sensitization in helping to address the health and sanitation crisis in rural areas. Children who have access to clean water, basic toilets, and decent hygiene habits not only thrive, but also have a better start in life. The Fulora Foundation emphasises the importance of sensitization in helping to address the health and sanitation problem in rural regions, claiming that every kid has the right to grow up in a clean and healthy environment. Children who have access to clean water, adequate toilets, and good hygiene practises flourish and have a better start in life. Human activities, notably the burning of fossil fuels, have introduced enough carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases into the lower atmosphere during the previous 50 years to trap more heat and impact global temperature.
Fulora Foundation is a non-profit organisation devoted to enhancing the quality and worth of children’s lives via initiatives and poverty eradication. They frequently collaborate with people who are impoverished or socially excluded, as well as with state institutions and municipal organisations, to improve access to various social services for the needy. Since the outbreak of the epidemic, 150 million more children have been forced into poverty throughout the world. Given that India accounts for 30% of children living in severe poverty worldwide, this indicates that in the previous few months, up to (or perhaps more than) 45 million additional children in India have become destitute.
96% of volunteers stated they felt a moral need to help others with what they had, an attitude that was deeply founded in their personal beliefs and ideals.