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…
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…
Social Security and Health
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…
“When you educate a man, you educate an individual and when you educate a woman, you educate an entire family.” This declaration is multi faceted—an educated woman has the self confidence, skills as well as intelligence to understand the need to be a better daughter, sister, wife and mother and make a progressive family. Education…
India is a country with more than one billion people, and just one-third of them can read. Rapidly growing size of population, shortages of teachers, books, and basic facilities, and insufficient public funds to cover education costs are some of the nation’s toughest challenges. This is where Children in India are facing the basic challenges.…
'You don’t raise money, you raise hope'
Indian Women and Child Welfare Trust always welcomes support from our local, national, international communities. We are an independent charity that works to make a real positive difference to improve the quality of life of children, women and poor people living in India.Without your help we would not…
Empowering the most vulnerable and marginalized sections of the society has always been the prime motive of Indian Women and Child Welfare Trust’s interventions throughout the country. With this aim, Indian Women and Child Welfare Trust has been working and active in slums and villages for more than 15 years. Since then, strong and trust…
Even after decades of freedom, India is struggling to provide basic health services to its people. According to government sources, in India 45 children die every hour due to respiratory infections. 1 child dies every 2 minutes due to diarrhoea. And annually, about 2 million children under 5 years of age die due to preventable…
200 million children suffer the effects of malnutrition.
Malnutrition affects every stage life and has severe consequences that can impact generations. Malnourished mothers are more likely to die in childbirth and have low birth weight babies. Children born to malnourished mother are at increased risk of disease and death. Chronically malnourished children face lifelong consequences…