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Rescue is often seen as the end of danger. In reality, it is only the beginning. For children rescued from commercial sexual exploitation and abuse, the hours immediately following rescue are critical....
When disaster hits, the domino effect of destruction and displacement within the vulnerable communities, leaves families without homes, food, or hope. For over two decades, Joy of Helping has stood at the forefront of disaster relief.....
We live in the world where aesthetics matter, where within few seconds your work is judged and considered aligned or basic. Aesthetics doesn't just simply implies in photographs but in…
A Roof Before Recovery: How Joy of Helping Strengthens Child Protection. For decades, in Bihar, the Musahar community has faced hardships and struggled at the due to the social margins...
The Meaning Behind Every Act Of Charity. Explore why people give charity and how Joy of Helping ensures donation transparency through real impact stories, photos, and videos...
For many years, the main objective for charitable social work was simple: giving, helping, and donating money to a non-profit organization and hoping they act in the best way. But in an increasingly driven and complex world, hope isn’t a sustainable strategy..
Through Purpose, Precision, and People Power Written by : Sudhanshu SaxenaIn a world where charity is often measured in just numbers and feel-good moments, Joy of Helping is quietly leading…
Deep within Kenya’s rural communities, where poverty and malnutrition have left a lasting mark, for many children, a nutritious meal at school is a lifeline of survival that keeps them in the classroom, fostering hope, faith and opportunity.
A painful and distressing offence towards human rights, where millions of women and children fall victim to predators of exploitation each day of every year.
Volunteering is often seen as a selfless act, a way to give back to those in need. But what if helping others also heals the helper? Volunteers are discovering that their acts of service not only transform communities but also boost their own mental well-being.
