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Our goal is to make villages self-sufficient by providing education, skills development, jobs, self-employment, and addressing basic needs such as safe drinking water and housing.
1,191,839
People Supported
7+
States Reached
166
Cities & Villages
OUR PROJECTS
Atmanirbhar
Our goal is to not only help people in need but also enable them to succeed in life by making them self-reliant. To enable self-sufficiency, we aim to educate and coach people, teaching them how to run businesses, and helping people access government schemes. We also provide seed money to kick-start self-employment.
Key focus:
– Skill development to help people find blue-collar jobs in nearby towns (e.g., tailoring, plumbing, carpentry, typing, etc.)
– Provide transportation for people unable to work due to lack or cost of transport.
– Provide seed money to start small-scale businesses (e.g., food thela (street food cart), broom shops, confectionery shops, grocery stores, agricultural setups, dairy setups).
– Provide seed money and training for farming (e.g., mushroom farming, agricultural techniques).
– Help people access various government schemes, e.g., get monetary support to do farming, start a business, training camps, etc.
Kitaab-Ek Khwab
India has massive potential due to its relatively young population, which can fuel the engine of growth and enhance its standing in the world. But that human potential is not fully utilized due to the lack of effective education. No Help Too Big is doing its bit to move the needle in the positive direction.
Key focus:
– Enable a strong foundation via online and in-person classes.
– Use technology to reach remote areas and scale up.
– Counseling sessions under the guidance of an AIIMS psychologist.
– Personality development sessions via professional instructors who also teach employees in companies like IBM and Infosys.
Saaf Paani, Badalti Kahaani
This initiative is focused on providing safe and clean drinking water for villagers and helping save them from waterborne diseases like typhoid and cholera. In addition, it aims to provide water near villagers’ homes, saving them time for other activities like education, jobs, farming, and more.
Key focus:
– Install, repair, and provide ongoing maintenance of hand pumps.
– Provide water filters.
– Rainwater harvesting.
Old Is Gold
There is a huge disparity between various segments of society. While one segment is blessed to own so much that they buy a lot of clothes, toys, notebooks, books, etc., and get rid of such stuff frequently, on the other hand, there is another segment that has no access to these basic needs. We have become a link between these two segments. We aim to collect unwanted new / pre-loved items that are in fairly good condition and distribute them to communities in need.
Key focus:
– Collection, transportation, and distribution of new / pre-loved clothes, jewelry, footwear, etc.
– Collection, transportation, and distribution of new / pre-owned books, cell phones, tablets, etc.
– Develop makeshift libraries, making a variety of books available to various villages.
– Provide course books and writing notebooks to support community education classes.
– Motivate families and kids to start focusing on education via team-building exercises, annual functions, recognition, etc.
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To date, NHTB’s projects have impacted the lives of more than a million people. Volunteer with us to bring about change in the lives of many.
Hear What They Have to Say...
Fulmati Devi
Age - 32 years
Gangutoli,Jharkhand
“My name is Fulmati Devi, No Help Too Big has helped me a lot. Sir (A volunteer), was going somewhere and approached me, he has helped me so much. I am a widow, I have a child and my mother-in-law is disabled, I have to take care of both of them, and it has been really hard. Sir arranges ration for me regularly. I also own a small shop with the help (of the organization), because of which the things are looking a little better” – Fulmati Devi
Sulekhadevi
“Hello my name is Sulekhadevi, I have two kids, one in 6th class and the other in 10th class. Because of the lockdown, my kids were directionless, they were not studying at all. They used to study before the lock-down in a private English school but it shut down because of the Covid situation.”, “In these tough times Gandhwala Devi approached us and said that we are opening up a ‘pathshala’, you should send your kids. I started sending the kids to school, and because of the same they are learning again, they are doing homework very regularly, and also they have retained everything they forgot. This made me really happy.” – Sulekha DeviÂ
Village - Chari,Block - Kanke,Ranchi
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