Hamari Pahchan NGO

 Hamari Pahchan is a Delhi-based NGO that provides various opportunities to underprivileged individuals, helping them create their own identity. The organization has been working since 2015 to educate 11250+ children, help 2000+ women with employment opportunities, distribute 10,000+ menstrual hygiene kits, and 1500+ corona kits.

Hamari Pahchan's projects include the Drishti Project (Educating Children), Sukhad Project (Awareness regarding Menstrual Hygiene for Women, Distribution of Health Kits), Skill Development (Providing Employment Opportunities to the underprivileged), and initiatives like COVID-19 aid. These efforts have helped elevate people's lives, fulfill their dreams, and make them self-reliant, which will further accelerate national growth and push the Atma Nirbharta initiative to new heights.

The organization also cares for poor children and women by providing legal and medical aid, organizing awareness and distribution drives, educating children and women about basic life skills, health, and hygiene, creating employment opportunities, empowering through skill development, and celebrating charity.

The organization's mission is to provide quality education to underprivileged children who lack access to educational resources. They believe that education is the key to unlocking potential and breaking the cycle of poverty. They break down barriers to education, such as poverty, lack of infrastructure, discrimination, or gender inequality, by providing scholarships, building schools in remote areas, and advocating for inclusive education.

Hamari Pahchan also focuses on empowering girls through education, promoting gender equality by providing scholarships, creating safe learning environments, and conducting awareness programs. They employ innovative approaches to education, incorporating technology, interactive teaching methods, and creative learning resources, ensuring that no child is deprived of quality education in even the most remote areas. By joining Hamari Pahchan NGO, individuals can contribute to a meaningful cause and make a difference in the lives of the elderly