NTNL NGO Club is a dedicated team of 11 individuals committed to improving lives and offering essential support. We provide food, healthcare, and various needs to the underprivileged. Alongside basic aid, we focus on skill development for needy individuals, equipping them with opportunities for better livelihoods. Founded by a passionate legal sector with a background in cybersecurity, our organization is driven by the belief that everyone deserves access to opportunities for a better future.
We rely on both individual and corporate donations to sustain our operations. Regular contributions from donors help us maintain food and healthcare programs and ensure that we can meet the evolving needs of the communities we serve.
To provide shelter, education, nutrition, and emotional care for orphaned and abandoned children. To support community development through social service initiatives focused on health, education, women empowerment, and livelihood. To build sustainable development programs through effective partnerships, volunteer engagement, and strategic marketing outreach. To promote awareness and mobilize resources for long-term support of disadvantaged groups.
To create a compassionate, inclusive, and empowered society where every child—especially the orphaned, vulnerable, and underprivileged—receives equal opportunities for education, health, personal growth, and a dignified life, free from discrimination, neglect, and poverty.
We rely on the generous support of both individual donors and corporate partners to sustain and expand our operations. Regular contributions enable us to run essential programs such as nutritious food distribution, medical care, health check-ups, and emergency assistance for vulnerable children and families. These ongoing donations help us respond effectively to changing community needs, maintain consistent service delivery, and plan long-term development initiatives.
| Category | Percentage | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Food Assistance | 30% | To source, prepare, and distribute food packages to needy families. |
| Healthcare Services | 30% | For medical equipment, partnership with hospitals, and healthcare supplies. |
| Skill Development Programs | 30% | For training resources, materials, and conducting workshops. |
| Administrative and Miscellaneous Costs | 10% | Operational costs, including salaries, logistics, and overheads. |
India's social sector, encompassing NGOs and charitable organizations, is projected to experience significant growth over the next decade. In FY2024, the sector's funding reached approximately INR 25 lakh crore (USD 300 billion), accounting for about 8.3% of India's GDP. This funding is primarily driven by public spending, which constitutes 95% of the total. Looking ahead, the sector is expected to expand to INR 45 lakh crore (USD 550 billion) by FY2029, representing 9.6% of GDP. This growth trajectory underscores the increasing importance and investment in social causes across the nation.
