Brighter Future Development Trust is a Non- denominational Social charitable Organisation committed to the relief of distress and poverty caused by Leprosy, Disability, Filaria and HIV/AIDS to sufferers of these diseases and their children. All children have the right to go to school and learn, regardless of who they are, where they live, or how much money their family has. So Brighter Future Development Trust is providing education to 206 children of Leprosy, HIV, Disability, Below poverty line, and street background children. Your Helping hands can help the children. Donate to Brighter Future, to make a difference. Your contribution will ensure that such children get a proper education and pave their way to a Brighter Future
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Brighter Future delivers compassionate healthcare through HIV/AIDS care, leprosy treatment, medical camps, counseling, and palliative services, improving survival, comfort, mental health, and quality of life.
Brighter Future ensures inclusive education by supporting school access, residential care, learning materials, mentoring, and life-skills training, empowering children to achieve independence, confidence, and futures.
Brighter Future promotes gender equality by empowering women, protecting girls, ensuring equal access to education and healthcare, preventing discrimination, and fostering leadership, dignity, and opportunity.
Brighter Future provides nutritious meals, supplements, and food security programs for children, hospice patients, and families, promoting healthy growth, strength, immunity, and improved overall well-being.
Brighter Future reduces inequalities by serving marginalized communities affected by HIV/AIDS and leprosy, ensuring non-discriminatory access to care, education, shelter, respect, and social inclusion nationwide.
Brighter Future improves sanitation and hygiene by providing safe drinking water, clean facilities, health education, and infection prevention practices within children’s homes and hospice centers.
