Children Welfare
"Little hands with big dreams write,
Notebooks filled by candlelight.
Play and learn, safe they grow,
Orange seeds in futures sow"
The Orange Heart Foundation provides volunteer-led after-school study groups, homework support sessions and safe "Play & Learn Corners" for children aged 3–14 from low-income households and underserved communities, including those in slums, rural villages and urban neighbourhoods starting from Delhi. These initiatives help school-going children improve academic performance, confidence and retention through exam preparation and concept reinforcement, while also promoting cognitive, emotional and social development through play, reading, drawing and guided creative activities in nurturing environments.
Why Child Welfare?
Children are India's future, yet 43% face malnutrition and 1 in 4 drop out before Class 8. Early support through learning spaces and play prevents lifelong poverty, crime, and lost potential. Protected, educated children become productive adults – strengthening India's economy and social fabric. Orange Heart invests in their notebooks, confidence, and safe spaces today for a stronger nation tomorrow.
What we do?
- Educational support and mentorship programs.
- Safe spaces for play, learning, and emotional growth.
- Advocacy for child rights and protection against exploitation.
