Utsa as an organization was built out of the love and compassion for the people of this country. So many stories fail to reach the right door step and we wished to be their home of hope. Utsa doesn’t believe in working for a particular cause but more importantly a cause for the society which is relevant with time and need.
We pledge to provide for the society with our best of interest and hope to build a communities and models that are sustainable and healthy at the same time.
Child Sexual Abuse has been one of the most hideous of crimes to take place. One in every 5 children are victims to this crime. Legal justice takes years to come and rehabilitation has brought in very less benefits to them. The only way out is to provide awareness and knowledge to children and their care takers on ways of self- protection.
Menstrual hygiene is a national issue that needs dire attention. Women are lacking not just awareness on the hygienic and basic factors related to menstruation but also sources of finance to support the daily needs through this health related process. The outcomes of such drastic situations leads to diseases and high rate of school drop-outs.
A journey is what defines the path of any organization. It describes the time, effort, struggles and success of that particular organization. Our journey began in the year 2017 wherein an issue in a small school led to us bringing this initiative to the world. Who knew it would lead us to begin a whole new organization at large. Utsa was thus built on the belief that any initiative towards a good cause deserves a space in this universe. We now aim to reach millions of children and impact them the way we have been doing so far. This journey has just began and we have a long way to go..
Child Abuse is not limited to just abled children. It is a devastating fact that differently abled children, especially those who are visually challenged are victims to these crimes. The ugly truth that 90% of their movement and direction is done based on touch is a scary thought when it comes to them facing such risks in normal days. Awareness to these children is utmost necessary at this moment.
