The Motivation behind THE JOINHANDS Foundation

As a developing nation, India is today making remarkable progress to realize the aim of ‘Nation Building’ ensuring the safety, harmony, and prosperity of its citizens. This vision can never be fully realized until it encompasses the marginalized and unprivileged sections of the society.

Our cherished dream to develop as an advanced nation in the world cannot be fulfilled without having a suitable plan and management for the underprivileged people. We must thus considerably reduce the divide between the privileged and unprivileged.

As a great mission, Nation Building mandates collective efforts and endeavors. In India, it becomes further challenging due to the social diversity of multiple religions and races. Thus, diverse stakeholders with sincerity and vision for transforming the nation into a dynamic and highly successful nation must persistently implement collective initiatives.

Achieving the state of harmony and inclusive development is not possible in a situation in which the community and society confront challenging issues. They must be addressed with appropriate interventions. Only when every citizen is empowered and can work in harmony, we can consider the nation to be developed.

Just numerical denotation of the global economic ranking and wealth of a nation are not its actual strength. Its true power is represented by the ability of all its citizens in staying united and accepting the diversities that shape the core of its existence. The Non-governmental Organizations play a very vital role in this context of realization of the nation’s advancement. They are the facilitators that actively function as a civil society’s operational adherents.

In India, NGOs are functioning at the various levels of the community and society. By bringing about major transformations, they are undeniably assisting the cause of Nation Building. They have thus evolved as major stakeholders in the process of national development.

In the first place, the NGOs highlight the diverse social issues, draw the attention of the diverse stakeholders, and are involved in the execution of practical solutions for them. Motivation and empowerment of the deprived and marginalized sections of the society are amongst their major implementation tasks.

By playing the role of moderators, NGOs are enabling the visible transformation of the lives of the beneficiaries through their incredible endeavors. They have thus emerged today as the beacon of hope for the marginalized and underprivileged sections of the society. Many states in India are being greatly assisted through the NGOs’ diverse aids and facilitation, especially the rural areas.