World Orphans Day

World Orphans Day, which is celebrated every year on the second Monday in November, is an important day of action that draws attention to the challenges and needs of orphans worldwide. World Orphans Day was initiated by The Stars Foundation. This day was created to raise awareness of the difficult circumstances of children without parental care and to encourage society to show support and compassion.

A special feature of this day is the emphasis on education, health and emotional support for orphans. Many organizations use this day to launch fundraising campaigns, mobilize volunteers and promote foster care and adoption programs.

A highlight of the day is often the recognition of success stories where orphans have achieved remarkable feats despite adverse circumstances. Such stories inspire and demonstrate the importance of providing opportunities and support for these children.

20th April, World Orphans Day is declared by the Worldwide Organization for Charity (WOC) Previously known as the World Orphan Centre (WOC). The prime purpose of World Orphans Day is to raise awareness and provide a platform for orphans and underprivileged children-related activities worldwide. This is an open invitation to individuals, government, social & charitable, and volunteer organizations to observe the day on the local, national, regional, and international levels.