My Nonprofit Reviews

When I am often reminded of home, I imagine my protective two-story house, and the green, clean grass surrounding the premise. However, another image often flashes through my mind as well: shabby dwellings, littered streets, and homeless children. In the small, populated country of Nepal, many children are left out on the streets without the care of parents or proper guardians. 22.61% of all children perform in child labor and thousands of children are trafficked for the flesh trade, commercial sexual exploitation, and the circus. Ever since the destructive April 2015 earthquake in Nepal, 320,000 children have been rendered homeless and human trafficking has become a growing crime organization, where the victims (often women and children) are captured from their homes and taken to the border where the majority are distributed in India.
I am fortunate that I live in a home with my parents and have access of all the modern facilities and technologies; but in many occasions, I think about the people, especially children, who have no food to eat and clothes to cover their bodies. My willingness to help such deprived children motivated me to join UNCON, a non-profit organization established to help the underprivileged population it its capacity. As a youth member of UNCON, I am helping the underprivileged people through various means ' fund raising, volunteer, youth idea exchange through webinar, etc. Our organization, and especially the youth group I am in involved with, works vigorously to provide as much support so that the necessities of those of indigence and harm are safeguarded to the best of our abilities. My goal, as a youth member of the organization and as a Nepali, is to involve myself to provide for as many children and not allow them to assume familiarity with a lifestyle in which it is difficult to receive proper care, education, and treatment.
In a single passing day, children are abused, unfed, abandoned, and simply uncared for. There is never a time in which one who has enough for oneself is unable to give to those on the brink of survival. In this growing society of luxury and leisure, it is easy to forget the hardships of others. Through small donations and increasing awareness, we are able to take a step back and retain compassion and understanding, contributing to the idea of living in union with one another. Charity has given me the ability to connect with those children and will ultimately change someone's entire life.