FHI, through its unique pedagogy of activity-based learning and mentorship initiatives, is creating a social platform with the fundamental belief “Skills for All, All for Skills.

as volunteers, our efforts should continue to create a dignified lifestyle for our future generation.

FHI has inspired a lot of other younglings. It has taught them some real life skills and aided them to believe in themselves. FHI indeed is a magical haven for kids as it assists and guides those young minds to find magic within their own selves.

Let’s contribute and act together to a promising and sustainable future!! A change we want to see. The love we want to spread and let one person live, love, laugh, and die with dignity. Happy Donating! Charity isn’t about pity; it is about love. – Mother Teresa

According to us as social workers, Charity is a low-key term instead it should rather be defined as a helping hand or supporter to not let the underprivileged feel inferior. Rather than saying I gave something for charity, one should say I would like to help you out by sharing this with you. This would bring more positivity to both sides.

Charity is a moral responsibility for every individual who is capable enough to satiate their own needs and contribute to a social cause close to their hearts. Charity is intuition; it is sharing a part of our privilege with the less fortunate ones. Real contribution is when we can improve someone’s day or month, year, or entire life.

charity is one mode of giving back to the world. It is one way through which we can persevere for society’s development. The human heart also longs to see the smiling faces of those belonging to the lower rungs socially and financially. When volunteers linked with different NGOs raise awareness, the chances of improving people’s lives are enhanced significantly. The key is to not lose hope and give our best efforts irrespective of the results.

Books are and will always be indispensable parts of our lives. More so, in a child’s growth. With ‘Book-Joy’, FHI’s new initiative, we wish for children from underprivileged backgrounds to enjoy the magical worlds that books create and derive their numerous benefits, just like we did in our childhood.

Perhaps, to save the best of ourselves for a destiny yet to arrive.

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