Aims and objectives of child labour india
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Aim
Access envisions a world where every single child has an easy access to health, education and human rights without any barrier and discrimination.
Specific Objectives
Protect children from slavery, abuse, neglect and exploitation through awareness, empowerment and support.
Empower the urban poor family to fulfill their parental care role towards their children.
Provide educational support to child laborers motivating them to withdraw from work, reunite with the family and join school.
Discourage the practice of child labor.
Sensitize and mobilize community to protect and promote child rights.
Provide service of rescue, relief and care support to the abused child such as child domestic labor exploitation and child sexual abuse
Provide school education scholarship to the needy children particulalry urban poor children.
Provide training to school teachers, parents, students and school management committee on child rights responsive school.
Run a safe transitional home for the children rescued from slavery and sexual abuse with an aim of family reintegration.
Run school for quality education to marginalized and neglected children including urban poor children.
Enable duty bearers such as government officials, parents to meet their obligation towards the children through training and other capacity building measures.
Enable the policy, directives and law on child rights to function through advocacy and capacity building initiatives.
Run skill development program along with micro credit, and seed money services for the marginalized youth and women for their economic status upliftment.
Aims of removing child labour are -
a) Providing proper education to poor children.
b) Improving mental and physical health of children .
c) Children are future of India so to provide them proper education for their future and also India's future.