As a social education student, you will develop your abilities to meet people with respect and empathy, regardless of their...
ABOUT US
“UBUNTU signifies “HUMANITY” and in a more philosophical sense it means “the belief in a universal bond of sharing that connects all humanity”. With conviction in this philosophy, Uboontu Foundation strives to bring about a positive social change amongst the lesser privileged. We develop and implement sustainable models for education, nutrition, health, well being and skill development that are relevant to overcome the disparity of society.”
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Sponsor Education of a Child for a year
Of the 193 million Children in the age group 6 to 14 years, 8.1 million children are out of school. That's an entire city of New York and girls form 65% of this number. In Spite of identifying primary education as a key thrust area and possessing one of the largest networks of schools in the
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Sponsor a Meal
India is home to the largest undernourished population in the world, 189.2 million people i.e. 14% of our population is undernourished.
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Sponsor a girl to hygienically manage their periods. 65% adolescent girls in India drop out of school at the onset of Puberty or Menarche (First Period)
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Help poor women to start “Work from Home”
Donate a sewing machine Ubuntu Foundation is running a stitching center for underprivileged women in Village Tigaon, Haryana where 30 girls and women learn cutting and tailoring. Most of the girls belong to poor families who work as laborers on farms and construction sites. A sewing machine for these needy women will help them achieve economic
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“I was very small – probably 9 or 10 years old when I noticed a blood stain on the sofa. I was with my grandparents at that time and called my nani. She got a little flustered when I asked, “How did it appear?”. She immediately got a wet cloth and started cleaning it vigorously. Later I overheard her discussing this incident with my mom and saying something about the guests that had come over earlier that evening. I sensed something was wrong – that I wasn’t supposed to know” Unwillingness of teachers/parents to discuss menstruation with boys or men (as supposedly it is not considered to be their issue) creates negative attitudes and perception on MHM, and the same is reflected in their behaviour towards girls or women on periods. It’s time to change that. Let’s EDUCATE and EMPOWER the BOYS as AGENTS of POSITIVE PERIODS.
BECOME A VOLUNTEER
Become A Volunteer; Would you like to get actively involved as CHANGE AGENT for underprivileged.