CRY - Child Rights & You

“All I have felt since I have heard about them is that if every single person did whatever they could, we would have a wonderful and kind world for our children!”

What worked magic is the interpersonal connect that the personnel from the Department of Posts share with families even today, more so in rural areas.

“I knew that something was wrong the moment I spotted the girl. She said she was headed to Delhi but had no idea about the identity of the man she was with.”

Regular talks on understanding the “self” and making informed choices and decisions helped boost their self-esteem.

They study against all odds and have dreams bigger than themselves.

Though the Government of India has recognized the essential components for initiating a turnaround, an alarming growth in the undernourished population has been recorded.

The cultural silos are slowly breaking and united efforts by social, technical and political forces shine new rays of hope.

A quest to ‘free’ our girl children from socially regressive practices this Independence Day.

Their staff go door to door and educate people on the many processes to follow to keep their babies healthy, on the importance of breastfeeding their children, and the negative consequences of the superstitions and misconceptions.

A child collective gave Revathi an opportunity to participate in diverse activities. She learnt about different child rights and how they were being or are violated.