Secure Child Future Makes Secure India, NGOs Battles

Secure future of any state or country lies in the hands of the child’s upbringing and if they flicker then darkness is bound to overpower it, giving rise to illegal activists.

This child-centric call, ‘Save the Children’ welfare program initiated by an international NGO in the worst flood hit districts of Upper Assam like Lakhimpur Majuli and Dhemaji is to help mold the future of the affected children. Medical, health and psycho-social support should be met immediately to the flood affected children. As children are very vulnerable under severe circumstances and cannot wait, there should be all out response by government and civil society to carry out bold move according to Thomas Chandy.

This initiative has been advanced by the NGO understanding Assam government’s emergency call for the rescue of flood affected child victims in the fear of falling prey to illegal activists according to Thomas Chandy, Chief executive officer of the NGO. All alone this gigantic task is not easy to carry successfully so they clubbed with the government, civil society and corporate groups where Thomas added, “the government and civil society is required. Corporate groups and individuals can do their bit by supporting those organizations which have a proven track-record in dealing with such emergencies.”

Entire India in 2016 is flood affected except for few states; the Indian government understanding the grim situation has catered the jobs to responsible NGOs for quality relief operation output in the flood affected regions. ‘Save the Children’ is one of NGO’s flood relief operations master minded by Rajnath Singh the Union home minister who appealed to the social activists of India to fast initiate rehabilitation program in Assam. 

Flood in Assam has left many homes battered and now the people especially the children are soft target who are left shelter less. To meet the necessities of the needy the NGO are arranging required facilities like tarpaulin, hygiene kits, drinking water, food baskets, bed sheets, floor mats and health camps for proper sanitation.