Area of work
Child Welfare
Special schools, nutrition, sports, Pulse Polio booths, and public rallies against the employment of children.
Childhood without labour
Why this work matters
The organisation has run special schools for child labourers in multiple districts of Uttar Pradesh and continues to campaign on National Child Labour Day. Immunisation booths in Rajajipuram extend the same duty into public health. A child is not a unit of cheap labour.
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Activities in this area
women empowermentKishori Shakti Yojana
Two-month skill training for adolescent girls in Shahjahanpur, Hardoi, Lakhimpur Kheri, Unnao, Sitapur and other districts.
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educationVocational Training for Girls
Organised with the Department of Social Welfare at Government Ashram Paddhati School, Rahimabad, District Sitapur.
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child welfareSpecial School for Child Labourers
A special school at Pure Makka, Block Siddhaur, District Barabanki, run with the National Child Labour Project, serving 50 children with education, nutrition, vocational training, and sports.
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child welfareChild Labour Day Awareness
An awareness rally and pamphlet campaign in Siddhaur Block, Barabanki, under the National Child Labour Project.
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healthPulse Polio Campaign
In partnership with Sanyukt Rani Lakshmibai Chikitsalaya, Rajajipuram, the Sansthan has managed 11 polio booths in the area, with about 35 volunteers at each campaign.
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cultureDance & Cultural Programme
Organised with the Ministry of Culture at Aastha Meenu Silai Kadhai School, with mementos for child artists.
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cultureIndependence Day
Flag hoisting followed by performances by children of Aastha Meenu Silai Kadhai School and the surrounding neighbourhood.
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cultureOnline Cultural Programme
A free online programme with Fashion Guru, Mumbai, for participants under 17 and for women and girls across Sitapur, Lucknow, Barabanki, Hardoi and other districts.
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