Welcome to Needy and You
At Needy and You, we’re on a mission to make a positive impact in the lives of underprivileged individuals and communities, particularly in Delhi, India. Our dedication is grounded in compassion, and our work is driven by a belief in the inherent worth of every individual.
Unleashing the Power of Compassion for Positive Change
We’re here to help them
Needy and You is driven by a compassionate mission to provide essential support, promote education, empower women, and care for the elderly. Our initiatives are grounded in empathy and a deep commitment to creating positive change in the lives of underprivileged individuals and communities.
MISSION, VISION & OBJECTIVE
Needy and You is a non-profit organization that works to improve the lives of women and children in Delhi through education, women empowerment, health, and skill development.
Needy And You Takes Action
The Needy and You goes above and beyond in promoting girls’ health and education. By providing access to sanitary pads, we help ensure that menstruating girls can feel comfortable and confident in their learning environment. But our foundation doesn’t stop there. We also offer comprehensive sexual and reproductive health and rights education, which is essential in preventing human trafficking, helping girls avoid unwanted pregnancies, and teaching young women how to advocate for themselves. Women who receive strong sexual and reproductive health and rights education often go on to educate other women in their community, including their own daughters.
This year, our organization aims to donate 5 lakh period dignity kits to menstruating girls across India. We would like to invite you to partner with us in this noble cause by contributing 500 rupees. Your donation can make a significant difference in the lives of these girls, as it can help them manage their menstrual health. In India, 23% of girls do not attend school due to lack of access to menstrual hygiene products. By supporting us, you can help these girls attend school and shape their future.
Education
We believe in the transformative power of education. Our education program is committed to providing quality learning opportunities to underprivileged children. We strive to bridge the gap by offering access to educational resources, school supplies, and scholarships
Food Distribution
Hunger should never be a barrier to a brighter future. Our food distribution program aims to alleviate hunger by providing nutritious meals to those facing food insecurity. Through partnerships with local communities and businesses, we work towards ensuring that no one goes to bed hungry.
Child Free Education Coaching Center
Every child deserves the chance to dream and achieve their full potential. Our coaching centers are established to provide free education and coaching to children, enabling them to excel academically and pursue their ambitions without financial constraints
Women Empowerment
Empowering women is central to building strong, resilient communities. Our women empowerment program focuses on education, skill development, and creating opportunities for women to become self-reliant. We believe in fostering a culture where women are agents of change.
Daily Distribution
Daily Distribution of Blankets and Food for Homeless People In the harsh realities of homelessness, basic necessities become luxuries. Our daily distribution program aims to provide warmth and sustenance to the homeless. Through regular outreach efforts, we distribute blankets and meals.
Awareness Camp for Education
Awareness Camp for Education,” we strive to ignite the flame of knowledge and highlight the importance of education in transforming lives. This initiative is aimed at raising awareness about the value of education and breaking down barriers that hinder access to learning.
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Dear Supporters,
Despite India’s impressive economic growth, there is an urgent need to create new job opportunities and eliminate poverty. While significant progress has been made, there are still many social concerns that require attention, such as child hunger, illness, teen drug addiction, poor education, high unemployment, and needy families. With this in mind, the Needy And You Foundation was established on the belief that NGOs and charitable institutions can make a significant difference in our rapidly developing country. Our goal is to improve the socioeconomic conditions of our people, to participate in India’s nation-building process, and to ensure that everyone has access to a high quality of life. We believe that this is not just the job of the government or a few dedicated individuals, but a national responsibility that should be shared by all members of Indian society.
We believe that our children are the future, and to help them reach their full potential, they need care and support. Therefore, we provide aid to those in need of social, financial, and physical support, including food, healthcare, and educational opportunities. Our goal is to enhance the next generation’s ability to survive and contribute to a better Indian society. Thank you for your support in helping us fulfill our mission to create a better future for all Indians.
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Together, we can work toward proven result of providing menstrual health products, including decreased dropout rate for INDIAN schoolgirls and increase contribution to the sustainability of their local communities To Put it simply, something as simple as providing sanitary pads plays a pivotal role in breaking the cycle of poverty.
"The Needy and You Foundation has truly been a life-changing support system for me, as well as countless other girls in our community. Their unwavering dedication to breaking the stigma surrounding menstruation and providing access to menstrual hygiene products has transformed the way we approach our periods. Thanks to their workshops and awareness campaigns, we no longer feel ashamed or isolated during menstruation."
Minakshi Gupta