Joining Hands
Scholarships and job-skills training for less privileged youth in Delhi.
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Joining Hands India works to socially and economically empower less privileged young people in Delhi, whom it sees as agents of change, through scholarships and job-skills training. Its website carries little further programme detail.
New Delhi, Delhi
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Questions people ask
- Is Joining Hands genuine?
- Joining Hands is listed on Daan.org, which means we confirmed it operates a live website it genuinely owns, read its impact figures off its own reports. That is a check that the organisation is real and active — it is not a financial audit.
- How can I help Joining Hands?
- You can follow Joining Hands on Daan.org to see its updates and volunteering opportunities, and support it directly through its own channels.