Breaking the Chains
Child labor robs children of their childhood, depriving them of education, and trapping them in a cycle of poverty. At Nanhe Pag, we are committed to breaking these chains through our Child Labor Prevention Campaign. Our mission is to ensure that every child has the opportunity to experience their childhood, access education, and grow up in a safe, nurturing environment.
Our Campaign Against Child Labor
Children forced into labor are often subjected to dangerous and unhealthy environments, leading to severe physical, emotional, and social consequences that can have lasting effects on their well-being. At Nanhe Pag, we are dedicated to breaking this cycle by addressing child labor at its roots. Working closely with communities, we aim to rescue children trapped in labor and provide them with access to education, allowing them to reclaim their childhood and secure a brighter, dignified future.
As an NGO committed to ending child labor in India, we focus on holistic interventions that not only rescue children but also provide long-term support through education and community empowerment. Our efforts ensure that children receive the resources they need to thrive and break free from the chains of labor.
Our Focus Areas in Child Protection
Empowering Access to Government Resources
We believe that every child deserves an equal chance at education. Through our campaign, we connect vulnerable children with essential government benefits, such as scholarships, educational materials, and nutritional support. By securing these resources, we help children from underserved communities stay in school and pursue their education without barriers.
Establishing Safe Learning Spaces
Education is the key to ending child labor. We are establishing education centers where former child laborers can continue their learning journey in a safe, supportive environment. These centers not only provide formal education but also offer life skills and emotional support, ensuring a holistic approach to their growth and development.
Frequently Asked Questions
We focus on preventing child labor by providing quality education to children in underserved communities, ensuring they have the opportunity to learn and build a better future.
What is child labor and why is it a problem?
Child labor refers to the employment of children in work that deprives them of their childhood, interferes with their education, and is harmful to their physical and mental development. It perpetuates poverty and prevents children from building a better future.
How does Nanhe Pag identify and rescue children involved in labor?
We work closely with local authorities, community leaders, and volunteers to identify areas where child labor is prevalent. Once identified, we conduct rescue missions in collaboration with legal and social services.
What happens after a child is rescued from labor?
Rescued children are provided with medical care, emotional support, and counseling. We work to reintegrate them into schools, and our long-term goal is to ensure their sustained education and well-being.
How can I help support this campaign?
You can make a donation, volunteer, or raise awareness about the issue of child labor. Every bit of support helps us rescue more children and ensure they are placed in safe, educational environments.
How does the campaign address the economic causes of child labor?
We work with families to provide financial support, skills training, and access to government programs, reducing their reliance on child labor as a source of income.
