Raise Awareness of Child Labour | Savedaughters Foundation

Savedaughters believes that there is no better means than education to stop child labor in India and provide basic school education to underprivileged children in the country. The desire to save daughters appeals to the privileged: the rights of all protected children, the right to say no to child labor, the right of all children to learn well.

A campaign against child labor by the Savedaughters Foundation:

Through this outreach effort, we aim to raise awareness about the vulnerability of disadvantaged children in our society.

Would you like to help the children today?

Your little contribution can make a big difference in children's futures. To bring about real change for the children of India, the daughters of depend on the generosity of people like you.

Go to www.savedaughters.com and provide a child labor aid amount.

Change in the boy's behavior and behavior: save the girl With your support, we work with parents to stop child labor. Help daughters, teachers, communities, Anganwadi workers, state and district governments, as well as children under 14 to stop working.

Savers focus on changing behavior and practices at the grassroots level and influencing public policy at the systemic level, creating an ecosystem where "children are the nation's priority."

How to stop child labor in India?

Much needs to be done politically to stop the exploitation of child labor in India: laws against child labor need to be strengthened and more strictly enforced. Furthermore, it is important to combat extreme poverty, one of the root causes of child labor. To stop child labor in India, it is necessary to eliminate poverty and inequality. Access to education is also essential to break the vicious cycle of poverty and child labor. As children complete higher levels of education, they are more likely to find decent jobs in adulthood and can use their income to care for themselves and their families without relying on child labor.

Although education is compulsory and free for children up to 14 years of age in India, families prefer to put food on the table rather than send their children to school due to widespread poverty. As a result, many children go to school irregularly or do not attend school because they have to work.

Say no to child labor

On the eve of World Labor Day, the Savedaughters Foundation of the National Development Organization launched a campaign in important places like schools, bus stations and public service places to sensitize disadvantaged and disadvantaged children through education. Empowerment can be appealed.

Although June 12 is observed as the Day Against Child Labor, the Savedaughters Foundation feels that when all the attention is focused on May 1, which is celebrated as Child Labor Day, the theme of childhood and the future There can be no opportunity to waste as a child. Work.

Donate now to Savedaughters Foundation in India. We provide quality education, health care, nutritious food, and everything you need for a bright future for a child.