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Empowering Children In Dwarka: Sandhya Singh’s Commitment To Safety And Education

By |October 11th, 2025|Categories: Blog|Tags: , , , , , , , , , , |

In the very near future, other exciting programs may locate their home in Dwarka, Delhi, but none of them will impact the community like Sandhya Singh did with Kids Safety and Education project. This project won the spot for kids' safety, happiness, and self-realization, no matter their financial influence.   A Feasible Vision   Sandhya Singh is firm in saying that every child has a right to a childhood free of danger and with respect. Though it could be a child’s labor, abuse, or the zero access to education that are the troubles of the children in [...]

Common Challenges NGOs Face And How Consultancy Services In Delhi Solve Them

By |September 20th, 2025|Categories: Blog|Tags: , , , |

Running an NGO is harder than most people think. I have seen small teams in Delhi struggle to pay staff, follow government rules, and keep programs running at the same time. One day, they are trying to raise money for a health camp. The next, they are buried in forms and approvals. These problems slow down the work they care about most. Many NGOs in Delhi face the same roadblocks, but consultancy services have become a strong support system to help them push through. Get in touch with us to know more: Sandhya Singh NGO consultancy services [...]

10 Everyday Safety Practices Every Woman Should Follow

By |September 13th, 2025|Categories: Blog|Tags: , , , , |

At Sandhya Singh foundation, we often meet young girls and women who travel long distances for work or classes every day. Some carry books, some carry tiffin boxes, and almost all of them carry silent worries about getting home safely. Our founder Sandhya Singh says safety should not feel like a burden, it should feel like self-respect. Here are ten easy to follow but helpful steps to keep you safe and secure: Observe your surroundings On busy streets or quiet lanes, noticing the little things makes a difference. Open shops, people walking by, someone waiting at a [...]

Why Delhi Needs More NGOs Working Towards Kids’ Safety And Education

By |August 30th, 2025|Categories: Blog|Tags: , , , , , , , |

Delhi is full of contrasts. You’ll find malls lit up at night, kids walking out of coaching centers with backpacks bigger than them. And then, in the same city, there are children walking barefoot, carrying water buckets instead of books. For thousands of kids here, two basic rights, safety and education, are still out of reach. The Daily Struggles Children Face In Delhi, a lot of families don’t get to think ahead. Every day is just about getting by. Parents head out before sunrise and often don’t return until late at night. That leaves kids on their [...]

How Volunteer Support Strengthens Food And Health NGOs

By |August 27th, 2025|Categories: Blog|

Whenever people talk about a food and health NGO in Delhi, the first thing they imagine is usually a food drive or a free check-up camp. Those things are important, no doubt. But honestly, what really keeps these NGOs alive is not the money or the programs, it is the volunteers. The people who show up with their time and energy are the ones holding it all together. NGOs face challenges every single day. There are always more families than funds, more needs than resources. Staff members can’t do everything. Spreading health awareness can be tough, people [...]

Safety Isn’t a Women’s Issue. It’s a Men’s Responsibility

By |July 28th, 2025|Categories: Blog|

Because true change begins with accountability. The Silent Fear Women Live With If you’re a woman living in Delhi or, more specifically, in Dwarka, you’ve likely been told to “be careful” more times than you can count. Don’t stay out too late. Don’t wear that. Don’t walk alone. It’s exhausting. But what’s more exhausting is how the burden of safety is always placed on women, not the people who actually create the danger. When we talk about women’s safety in Delhi, we often focus on self-defence classes, safety apps, and curfews. But these are reactions to a [...]

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