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Online Safety Begins at Home – Senemi Foundation’s Mission to Protect India’s Children

In an increasingly connected digital world, the lives of our children are deeply interwoven with the internet. Whether it’s online classes, YouTube videos, gaming platforms, or social media, children are accessing the internet at younger ages than ever before. While digital access brings immense opportunities, it also opens the doors to cyberbullying, exposure to inappropriate content, online grooming, and privacy violations. That’s why at Senemi Foundation, we firmly believe that Online Safety Begins at Home. Parents and caregivers are the first line of defense in ensuring that their children’s online experiences are not only enriching but also safe. And while technological solutions like parental controls and firewalls help, the most powerful tool remains trust-based conversation and awareness-building. In this blog, we explore how to keep children safe online in India and what role parents, educators, and NGOs like Senemi Foundation can play in shaping a safer digital future.

Impact of Sanitation on Child Health in India – Cleanliness and Wellbeing

The connection between sanitation and child health in India is undeniable. In a country where a significant portion of the population still lacks access to basic sanitation facilities, the consequences for children are grave. With poor hygiene conditions, children face an increased risk of diseases, malnutrition, and even death. Senemi Foundation, a dedicated NGO working for sanitation in India, has been consistently advocating and implementing hygiene-focused initiatives across Haridwar, Delhi, and other parts of the country. This blog explores the deep impact of sanitation on child health in India, examining the challenges, the government's role, the community's response, and the solutions being pioneered by grassroots organizations.