हम में है दम (VHF felicitates children)

13th May 2019

VHF FELICITATES

हम में है दम 

VHF felicitates children who passed this year. All of them scored good marks in their annual examinations. Ms. Ratna Saxena gave away the prizes to children, her words further motivated children to do well in future. VHF Centre (Dwarka) is committed to help children from not so privileged society, to overcome difficulties and excel in life. 

Congratulations to all.

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Child Rights

02-May-2019

Child Rights

Guaranteed By The Constitution of India

1. Right to Survival (अस्तित्व का अधिकार)

    Life, Health, Nutrition, Name, Nationality

2. Right to Development (विकास का अधिकार)

    Care, Recreation, Cultural, Leisure, Education 

3. Right to Protection (सुरक्षा का अधिकार)

    Exploitation, Abuse, Neglect

4. Right to Participation (भागीदारी का अधिकार)

    Expression, Information, Thoughts, Religion

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A message from VHF

26th April 2019

Girl Child Education

A message from VHF 

To empower women, girl child education is must. In Indian society, even after independence the importance of girl child education is of no importance for many parents, especially in rural India. The primary education is the right of every girl, to assure them honour & dignity in society. The socio-economic changes can be guaranteed by educating a girl child. Our constitution has insured equal rights to both men & women. Many credible Non-Government Organisations are devoted towards spreading the message & the importance of women education. Education for girls/women mean prosperity & a chance for them to contribute in the social & economic development of the country. Parents must not treat girls as a liability but an asset. The Beti-Bachao, Beti-Padhao Andolan started by Govt. of India is a step towards, ensuring a better representation of girls/women in our society. Credible NGO's are doing a lot. Parents must also strengthen the hands of Govt. & NGO's in giving equal opportunities to girls & women. Let's unite in achieving 100% literacy in our country. Remember men have no right to deprive women their legitimate rights. Women must play an equal role in development of our country. To shape the future of India, educate the girl child.

बेटियाँ पढ़ेगी तो देश ओर तेजी से विकास कर सकेगा। 

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World Malaria Day

25th April 2019

World Malaria Day

विश्व मलेरिया दिवस 

World Health Organisation (WHO) observes World Malaria Day every year on 25th April. The day is observed to find means & ways of controlling malaria globally. According to a estimate of (WHO) almost 3 billion people are at risk of getting affected by malaria. African countries are the most effected. It's the duty of all countries & citizens to fight this deadly fever together. We must keep our surroundings clean, cleanliness & proper sanitation reduces the risk of causing malaria. In Asia/Africa the respective governments should conduct awareness programmes, to save people. 

We all humans must know prevention is better than cure.

KILL MALARIA SAVE LIVES 

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