All He Need Is ‘Pair Of Shoes’: Donation For Children

In this Blog: A heart-melting story that showcases a homeless boy who gets a new pair of shoes (which always needed). It will surely encourage you to make a donation for children right away.

As a child, we always want toys, games, fancy clothes, nonsense stuff and we always got that.

Just think about the kids who don’t have parents… even their basic needs and requirements barely matter to anyone.

This story starts with a homeless poor boy of around 7 with torn clothes, worn out slippers which were somehow attached using a safety pin walking across the railway platform.

Suddenly the safety pin brokes and his slippers lose the leg. He picks up the broken slippers and sats on the bench nearby. He was desperately trying to attach it back (as he knows that he couldn’t get any other). There he sees another boy with his family waiting for the train.

The poor boy says to himself, ‘How lucky he is’ because the other boy was wearing a new pair of shoes and was taking it in hand and cleaning again and again. A train stops at the station which probably the family was waiting for. A huge crowd rushed towards the train including the family. The other boy was still holding one shoe in hand while boarding the train.

The shoe accidentally falls from his hand but they couldn’t stop to pick it up as the train was leaving. This poor boy who was watching everything keenly runs towards the train picking up the shoe with an intention to return it to the other boy. The poor boy tries his best but the train was picking up the speed.

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He then throws the shoe towards the other boy but the catch was missed. The poor boy was disappointed as the shoe didn’t reach the other boy. Then the other boy takes out his other shoe and throws on the railway platform (for the poor boy to collect) and waves his hand.

The poor boy is astonished to see it, he picks up the shoes and with tears in his eyes waves back at the other boy.

The parents of the other boy ask, “Son, that was your favorite shoes, aren’t you sad?”

“I have few other pairs at home dad, but he was barefooted. He needs them more than me” the son replied.

The parents were proud of their son.

The poor boy wore that shoes and was happy like never before.

At last the poor boy got a pair of shoes.

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Let’s learn the biggest lesson from the poor boy who needed shoes desperately but tried his best to return it to the rightful person. The next biggest lesson from the other boy who left his new shoes for the needy boy and discovered the true happiness in the joy of giving.

Children are angels whose hearts are filled with purity and positivity. It’s sad to see the children who end their day without even eating anything. Can we change their lives? Yes, let’s make charity and donation for children and become the reason of their smile.

Women Empowerment By Skill Development Programs

 
What is Women Empowerment?

The answer could be different from everyone. The reason is there’s no definite meaning, to be honest. And interestingly, the word ‘Empowerment’ doesn’t even exist in few languages.

In general, it refers to providing education and jobs to women (mostly in the deprived section where the culture of ‘woman belongs to the kitchen’ exists).

The definition of Empowerment as per World Bank mentioned in HuffPost are as follows:

“Empowerment is the process of increasing the capacity of individuals or groups to make choices and to transform those choices into desired actions and outcomes”.

Empowerment is a process. Through the process, an individual becomes an agent of change. More simply put, it’s the “can do” factor, going from “I can’t” to “I can.”

The nation can be only in its survival stage till the woman has not been encouraged or made strong. It has been widely accepted by many known people that Woman Empowerment is very important for the society and also for the country.




“When women succeed, nations are more safe, secure and prosperous”. – Barack Obama




“WWE is really focused on empowering the women, and maybe that’s why it is so successful“. – John Cena

At Seruds NGO, we offer different types of skills to empower women to live an independent life. Our women skills development programs are designed for all women.
1. Tailoring and stitching:

A 3-month training program is offered for women in tailoring and stitching. We provide complete care and support during the training and makes the individual independent thereafter.

Note for the donors:

Sponsor vocational skills training in Tailoring & Embroidery to one woman/ girl:
Cost of Sewing Machine Rs.4500
Raw material & toolkit for 3 months training Rs.3000
2. Fashion Designing Training:

We give training in fashion designing to poor women for them to find employment or set up their own business / micro-enterprise. The course duration is six months with the batch size of 20 students; the curriculum includes basic cutting, fashion designing, tailoring, and zari-work.

Note for the donors: It cost around 7000 INR for 1 month, Donate to our Fashion Designing programs.
3. Software training for unemployed youth:

Much needed Software and computer training for the woman is provided at Seruds NGO. The poor and unprivileged but educated youth (woman) from rural areas are encouraged to come forward and learn additional computer and software skills that are a six-month training program.

Note for the donors: The cost for training 1 person cost only 1000 INR per month.

Come join us in this noble cause and make donations for women empowerment and uplifting women in the society. Let’s hold hands together and make this world a better place.

Donate Meals for Orphanages

Sponsor Meals for Destitute Elders In all busy, public places like railway stations you will find them very old and destitute people begging or simply wandering around.