The beggar community needs to change hands. We need to help them not by giving them money but by inculcating the habit of helping them in kind. To reduce the number of beggars in India, a multi-pronged approach is needed, focusing on poverty alleviation, social welfare and rehabilitation programes. This includes providing access to education, skill development, healthcare, and employment opportunities tailored to their needs. Empowering them with dignity and self-reliance is the key to fostering long-term, sustainable change.Through targeted interventions and continuous support, we can help reintegrate them into mainstream society as productive and respected individuals.
This includes addressing the root causes of begging, such as poverty and lack of opportunities, by providing social safety nets and employment opportunities. Moreover, it is very important to discourage giving to beggars on the streets, as this can perpetuate the cycle of begging, and instead, the Jansangharsh Welfare Foundation, the first organization working for the rehabilitation of beggars, needs the support of every citizen of India. By uniting community efforts and governmental support, we can transform lives and build an inclusive society where no one is forced to beg for survival. Together, we can pave the way for a future where every individual has the opportunity to live with dignity, purpose, and self-sufficiency.
HOW BIGGARI PROGRAM WORKS
Step 1
Jansangharsh welfare Foundation making coupons like 10/ 20 / 30/ 50 / 100 Rs.
Step 2
Every coupon is QR for scanning amount as mentioned in step 1 process.
step 3
Stop begging banners / posters in market. This will help in managing all process combinely.
SUPPORT TO BEGGARS
Helping beggars is a complex issue that has various approaches, from direct help to systematic interventions. It is very important to consider the ethical implications of any help and strive to promote the dignity and well-being of all individuals. To stop begging to beggars, we also need to change our own mindset towards begging.
India has now become the third largest superpower in the world. And the world’s view of India is changing, so who will pay attention to these marginalized. But first, it is important to stop them from begging.
For that, Jansangharsh Welfare Foundation has made a smart application through the newly launched Biggari application so that the beggar class can get necessary items without giving them money.
Today in India, we see that in many small and big cities, children/girls/big and small are seen begging on signal lights or at religious places or in shops, and we easily give them Rs 2-5-10 as alms. And none of us is at fault in this, because all this has been going on for many years as a tradition. For this Jansangharsh Welfare Foundation is taking efforts to help beggars.
