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child welfare

Every child protected

The Problem

Why child welfare matters

Beyond school lies a wider question: is the child safe, fed, and heard? We protect children at risk with counselling, nutrition and legal support.

Who we help: Children aged 0–14 in vulnerable households — orphans, single-parent, migrant labour families.

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rural children face safety risk at home (est.)

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tolerance for child labour in our villages

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What we do

On-ground activities

  • 1Vulnerability mapping
  • 2Nutrition & counselling
  • 3Child rights awareness
  • 4Legal referrals to CWC
  • 5Sponsorship-a-child model
  • 6Adolescent life-skill circles

Our Goals

What we aim to achieve

Forward-looking targets — this foundation was registered in May 2026.

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At-risk children supported

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Villages covered

Goal · 2026–27

Our Approach

How we work, step by step

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Identify at-risk children

House-visit surveys with village volunteers.

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Safety net

Nutrition, counselling and school enrolment.

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Legal support

Refer child labour or abuse cases to CWC.

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Family strengthening

Work with parents on income + parenting.

Impact So Far

Numbers that matter

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Children to support

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Villages covered

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Active Projects

On the ground right now

Field projects for this program will appear here soon.

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Voices from the field

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Child Welfare
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FAQ

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