Role of Ngo in Wholistic Development
ROLE OF SANTINIKETAN SISHUTIRTHA; THE N.G.O ON WHOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT OF ORPHAN AND OTHER BACKWARD CHILDREN
Introduction:
Santiniketan Sishutirtha is a non government organization working with the orphan and other children come from backward society. It is a registered society under West Bengal society act. It runs primary and middle school and also a home for the orphan and other poor and backward children. The primary school is now at present is run by the state government under the supervision of the society. The middle school and the orphanage is run by the society themselves. It was created on the basis of the thought that "Millions of children are denied the basic rights of survival and protection." In India we know there are still many children who cannot get proper schooling or better to say education and food that is nutrition which is very much required for proper growth and development of a child to the fullest. In this context Central and State government have introduced and conducted many programmes but these are not sufficient for attaining the whole. So there is required involvement of non government organisation for fulfilment of the objectives. In India one can found many organisations working with this kind of children who are orphan and belongs to such back ward of the society. Then what is the uniqueness of Santiniketan Sishutirtha. Let’s try to find out those things.
Santiniketan Sishutirtha was created in order to care for children in the rural areas of Birbhum district, West Bengal, India. The goal is to provide these children with a protected nurturing environment that not only protects them from harsh poverty but also provides them with the skills necessary in order to become self sufficient for the future. According to Sri Supriyo Tagore, the president of the society and creator of Santiniketan Sishutirtha the aim of the organisation was not only provide them education and nutrition but making them self efficient, teach them the life skill
Introduction:
Santiniketan Sishutirtha is a non government organization working with the orphan and other children come from backward society. It is a registered society under West Bengal society act. It runs primary and middle school and also a home for the orphan and other poor and backward children. The primary school is now at present is run by the state government under the supervision of the society. The middle school and the orphanage is run by the society themselves. It was created on the basis of the thought that "Millions of children are denied the basic rights of survival and protection." In India we know there are still many children who cannot get proper schooling or better to say education and food that is nutrition which is very much required for proper growth and development of a child to the fullest. In this context Central and State government have introduced and conducted many programmes but these are not sufficient for attaining the whole. So there is required involvement of non government organisation for fulfilment of the objectives. In India one can found many organisations working with this kind of children who are orphan and belongs to such back ward of the society. Then what is the uniqueness of Santiniketan Sishutirtha. Let’s try to find out those things.
Santiniketan Sishutirtha was created in order to care for children in the rural areas of Birbhum district, West Bengal, India. The goal is to provide these children with a protected nurturing environment that not only protects them from harsh poverty but also provides them with the skills necessary in order to become self sufficient for the future. According to Sri Supriyo Tagore, the president of the society and creator of Santiniketan Sishutirtha the aim of the organisation was not only provide them education and nutrition but making them self efficient, teach them the life skill