SOCIAL CAUSE
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Disaster
If you have the ability to donate cash to an accredited disaster relief organization, this will always be the most helpful way to help disaster victims. Cash donations offer the most flexibility and can be directed and used where they are needed most. If you are unable to make a monetary donation but still want to contribute to the relief effort, your next best option is to contact an accredited organization to find out about volunteer disaster relief. You can also donate supplies and equipment, but before you do, reach out to an accredited organization to find out what they need and how best to help disaster victims. Sending unsolicited or unnecessary goods or supplies directs limited resources away from providing essential services, and can actually do more harm than good. There are many reputable organizations to donate to after a natural disaster. Every organization contributes its own expertise to the relief effort, so do your research before you donate to find a disaster relief organization that speaks to you. Here are some of the most popular organizations:
Free Education
According to international human rights law, primary education shall be compulsory and free of charge. Secondary and higher education shall be made progressively free of charge. Free primary education is fundamental in guaranteeing everyone has access to education. However, in many developing countries, families often cannot afford to send their children to school, leaving millions of children of school-age deprived of education. Despite international obligations, some states keep on imposing fees to access primary education. In addition, there are often indirect costs associated with education, such as for school books, uniform or travel, that prevent children from low-income families accessing school.
