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Benefits of NGO Working for Skill Development

Skill India Mission, the flagship programme of the Government of India, was launched in 2015 and provides a solid institutional framework at the Center and in the States for the implementation of skilling initiatives across the country. The Nodal Agency in charge of organizing all national skill development initiatives is the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship. The initiative is part of the 2015 National Policy on Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, which is an updated version of the 2009 National Policy on Skill Development (NPSD). National Skill Development Programme Beneficiaries of the Skill India Mission are entitled to the following benefits. ● By appropriately developing one's skills, one can obtain more employment opportunities and competitive pay. ● They can improve their quality of life and provide for their family. ● Local growth will aid the economy's growth and attract foreign capital. ● A National Skill India Mission certificate attests...

NGO Working for Skill Development - A Big Challenge for India

Skill development has been considered one of the critical aspects of job creation in India. India has a unique demographic advantage, with more than 60% of the population being in the young age group. But in order to ger dividend from such a large workforce, employability has to be improved. As per current statistics, only 10% of the fresh graduates are employable, and the rest of the 90% lack skills required for eligibility to be hired by corporate. India’s GDP is growing at a great rate of around 6-8%, but job creation is not catching up with it. The Indian government has started a public-private partnership for skill development. Private education players have the chance to benefit from such a plan. The infrastructure that ITI and other government-funded institutions currently have is insufficient to prepare students for job opportunities in the future. Finding future employment opportunities and segmenting them based on need and the viability of training applicants are the first st...

HLFPPT NGO is the Part of Public Welfare With no Cost and no Duties

Well helping out someone with your own will and with no profits takes lots of courage. It is very hard in this current world to survive and then to stand for the ones who are in need. This is why we all must have immense respect for the NGO running and working for the vulnerable sections of the society.  Hindustan Latex Family Planning Promotion Trust (HLFPPT) is also one of the government approved NGO that are working as a not-for-profit health services organisation. They have covered the spectrum of RMNCH+A (Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child & Adolescent Healthcare), including HIV Prevention & Control and Primary Healthcare.  You know there are old age homes and even the beggar get so much help, but a child and mother are the most vulnerable parts of the society. They need immense care and they are getting immense negligence. So if NGOs like HLFPPT are working for this section, this is quite amazing. It is a NGO with CSR projects so they even don’t need to wor...

Choose the Government Approved NGO for Family Planning

Family planning is not only a method of population management but an unparalleled instrument of empowerment for couples. Family planning significantly decreases the vulnerability of unintended or untimely births, unsafe abortions, poor maternal and child health through the availability of options and knowledge of contraceptives, thereby saving precious lives for mothers and infants. Family planning helps individuals and couples to predict and accomplish the number of children they want and the spacing and timing of their births. It is done by the use of contraceptive procedures and compulsory infertility therapy. The capacity of a woman to space and restrict her pregnancies has a direct effect on her health and well-being, as well as on each pregnancy's outcome. Family planning programs help individuals determine where, how many, at what intervals, and whether they should have children at all. It is very important because it is obvious from the 'well-planned family' name it...