Welcome to Neev Foundation, a Charitable society

Our Mission

The status of children in India needs special attention. The children of developing countries face abject poverty. According to the Minister of State for Women and Child Development, over 39 per cent of underweight children under the age of five years across the world are from India. Many children are denied even their basic rights of food, clothing and shelter. At least eighteen million children live or work on the streets of urban India. They are tortured physically as well as emotionally. According to UNICEF 2003 estimates, there are 3.5 crores orphaned children in India. The adoption rates of children aged 6+ being extremely low, these children do not receive quality care. It is a well known fact that early childhood lays the foundation for a healthy future. Understanding the dire need for children to be a part of a family in order to become future contributing citizens to society.

Mission

Spreading education in the grass root level* Generating awareness in the youth about our rich cultural heritage and to make them alert that we people are the bearer of such a heritage.

To make people aware about the basic health problems, making them aware about the contagious diseases, to eradicate the superstition underlying the diseases, to sensitize the rural people about the sexually transmitted diseases and to fight with mal nutrition.

To make a better future for those who are the seed or the seedling of future better Nation.

Future Programs

Neev intends to have Day Boarding School so that it can give shelter to all its sponsored children for longer period of day time.
Neev intends to run a vocational training school.
Neev intends to run self help groups by the women to make them self sustaining.
Neev intends to run alternative health care centers to serve people better and to provide relief to the primary health problems.
Neev intends to regularize nutrition program i.e. providing nutrition to the underprivileged children on a regular basis.
Neev intends to provide a low cost sanitary solution to the villages.