Child Protection and Access to Education
Children’s rights, especially in marginalized communities, are often at risk due to economic constraints, labor demands, and inadequate access to quality education. NHRJ’s child protection efforts include:
- Anti-Child Labor Campaigns: Working to end exploitative child labor by promoting legal protections and advocating for accountability among employers.
- Education Access Initiatives: Partnering with local organizations to provide educational resources, scholarships, and support programs that make quality education accessible to all children.
- Child Welfare Programs: Offering community resources to ensure children’s basic needs for health, nutrition, and safe environments are met.
Our vision is a future where every child has the opportunity to learn, grow, and lead, free from exploitation and discrimination.
Frequently Asked Questions
NHRJ works to end child labor by advocating for enforcement of child labor laws, supporting families in need of alternative income sources, and raising awareness in communities about the harms of child exploitation.
NHRJ collaborates with local organizations to provide scholarships, educational resources, and support for teachers. We also conduct campaigns to encourage parents and communities to prioritize children’s education.
Communities can help by reporting instances of child labor, supporting local schools, and encouraging parents to keep their children in school. Creating a safe, supportive environment for children is key to their development.