Now recognised as a fundamental right by the Government of India, Education has been a focus area for Indian Women And Child Welfare Trust for a long time. Through a number of projects the organisation seeks to ensure continuity of education of children. These efforts primarily provide writing note books to children of govt. schools on…
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Sexual exploitation of children and young people under 18 involves exploitative situations, contexts and relationships where young people (or a third person or persons) receive 'something' (e.g. food, accommodation, drugs, alcohol, cigarettes, affection, gifts, money) as a result of them performing, and/or another or others performing on them, sexual activities. Child sexual exploitation can occur…
Children are an important stakeholder for business - as consumers, family members of employees, young workers, and as future employees and business leaders. Almost every business activity can leave a footprint on children’s lives - whether through employment conditions of parents, product safety, marketing practices or environmental impact.
For Indian Women And Child Welfare Trust,…
Every child has the right to live and thrive in a safe and caring family environment, free from all forms of violence. But for millions of children, abuse, neglect, exploitation and violence is a daily occurrence - taking place within their family, at school, within institutions and on the streets.
Violence against children cuts across…
Education is a basic human right, an investment for the future peace and prosperity of our world.
Education can protect entire generations of at-risk communities from cycles of poverty. The opportunity to go to school not only opens more and new vocational opportunities, increases earning potential, improves health outcomes and promotes girls’ rights, but -…
Girls Education - Previously educating girls was not considered substantial. However, the world has realised the essence of educating girl. In the modern world women empowerment essentially stresses enlightening girls to equip girls with knowledge is associated with the real purpose of filling the gap of gender difference. Unfortunately, there are many people who do…
Towards creating a healthier society by popularizing preventive measures; the Indian Women and Child Welfare Trust organizes health awareness programs on various issues of health and hygiene. For this purpose, we make use of visual media that communities are familiar with, like street plays, puppet shows, etc.
Another strategy employed is involving children and youth…
Despite having a flourishing tourism industry, life in some part of India isn’t easy for everyone. There are a number of the population who live life on little or no income and live in Slums. The number of people is hard to measure as many of them do not want to be known or move…
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For decades Indian Women and Child Welfare Trust has been working with the most disadvantaged children & women to provide them better healthcare, education opportunities and protection from physical and mental exploitation. In India, we go right in the middle of the poorest communities…
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The risk of illness for marginalized families is irreversible health damage, inescapable debt, and even early death. Poor working women’s health issues become neglected because of high costs, administrative barriers, overwhelming workloads, and domestic responsibilities. Indian Women and Child Welfare Trust’s integrated health program includes both preventative and curative care to try…
The Indian Women and Child Welfare Trust is committed to sustainable development. Being able to earn a living from a skill is a long term solution to poverty. We help individuals and their families to break the cycle of poverty. Our training programmes help communities to get stronger and build better futures for their children.…
All societies are guided by a certain number of rules - formal or not, written or unwritten, that define how members of the community are expected to behave, how they should interact with each other, what is acceptable or not. These so-called “social norms” permeate many aspects of our lives. They are often so deeply-entrenched…