About Needy And You Foundation
OUR MISSION & VISION
Mission
At Needy and You, our mission is to transform lives and build hope for underprivileged individuals and communities, particularly in Delhi, India. We’re driven by compassion and a commitment to creating a positive impact through essential support, education, empowerment, and care for the elderly. Our aim is to create a more compassionate and equitable society where no one goes to bed hungry, where education is accessible to all, and where every individual has the opportunity to flourish.
Vision
We envision a world where no one goes to bed hungry, where education is a universal right, and where every individual, regardless of their circumstances, has the opportunity to flourish. Our vision is grounded in the belief that collective action and community involvement can lead to a brighter and more equitable future for all. At Needy and You, we work every day to turn this vision into reality, one compassionate initiative at a time.
TESTIMONIALS
WHAT PEOPLE SAY ABOUT US
Mission & Objectives
The following are the objectives of our organization:
– To provide high-quality education to children in Andhra Pradesh.
– To empower women in Andhra Pradesh through skills training and financial literacy programs.
– To enhance the health of women and children in Andhra Pradesh through health education and awareness campaigns.
– To create opportunities for economic development for women and children in Andhra Pradesh through microcredit programs and job training.
– To promote a more just and equitable society for women and children in Andhra Pradesh through advocacy and policy work.
What We Do
At Needy and You, we're committed to creating a more compassionate and equitable society through a range of core initiatives. Our work revolves around:
Needy and You has been a life-changing support system for me and countless other girls. Their dedication to breaking the stigma surrounding menstruation has transformed the way we approach our periods. Thanks to their workshops and awareness campaigns, we are no longer ashamed or isolated during menstruation. They have empowered us with knowledge and resources, allowing us to pursue our education with dignity and confidence.
Minakshi Gupta