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Protecting India’s Underserved Children from Child Labour

Join hands with CRY UK to sponsor the education of children and break the cycle of child labour. Letu2019s build a brighter future for at-risk children.

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Protecting India’s Underserved Children from Child Labour

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  1. Protecting India's Underserved Children from Child Labour Child labour persists as a critical issue in India, affecting millions of marginalised children. This scourge denies them their fundamental rights, education, and a chance at a better future. Despite legal prohibitions, socio-economic disparities, and limited access to quality education, many children are forced into exploitative labour. The impact on these vulnerable children is profound. Physically demanding and often hazardous work stunts their growth and development. They are denied the joys of childhood and robbed of their innocence and potential. Education, a pathway to empowerment and escape from the cycle of poverty, becomes a distant dream. Illiteracy and a lack of skills further overwhelm them in a life of limited opportunities. The psychological toll is equally severe. Child labourers endure stress, anxiety, and a loss of self-esteem as they grapple with the harsh realities of their daily existence. Exploitation and abuse are not uncommon, perpetuating a cycle of trauma. Underserved children must be shielded from this grim reality. Strengthening child protection laws and ensuring their enforcement is imperative. Equally vital is providing quality education, vocational training, and social support systems. Poverty-alleviation programmes and livelihood opportunities for parents can break the economic necessity that drives children into labour.

  2. Engaging communities, sensitising parents, and empowering children with knowledge of their rights is essential. NGOs, grassroots organisations, and government agencies must collaborate to rescue and rehabilitate child labourers, offering them a chance at a normal childhood and a promising future. In a nation as diverse and dynamic as India, harnessing the potential of every child is not just a moral imperative but also an economic one. By eradicating child labour and providing marginalised children with the care, education, and protection they deserve, we pave the way for a stronger, more equitable society where every child can thrive. CRY UK, as a top charity in India, plays a pivotal role in combating child labour. Through strategic partnerships and grassroots initiatives, CRY UK creates a nurturing environment for these youngsters to learn, grow, and thrive. Join hands with CRY UK to sponsor the education of children and break the cycle of child labour. Let’s build a brighter future for at- risk children! Source: labour-99aa84656bf9 https://medium.com/@ukcry22/protecting-indias-underserved-children-from-child-

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