Children
We work for children’s right to education, health, safety and intergenerational ecological education and for prevention of child labour.
Child Protection
Basic Governance Entitlements
Securing Adivasi children's futures through our youth educators, who collaborate with the local government to facilitate panchayat-level documentation camps, helping families obtain birth, caste, and identity certificates to ensure children are connected to essential state welfare and education programmes.
School Enrolment and Retention
Combating high dropout rates among Adivasi families by assisting with school admissions, hostel placements, and fee support to keep vulnerable children in classrooms and away from child labour.
Child Safety in Village Governance
Enabling children to protect their own spaces through village safety mapping. They identify hazards like unsafe roads and wildlife corridors, prompting Gram Sabhas to implement local child safety action measures.
Gender and Sexual Rights
Promoting body safety and combating child exploitation through creative community engagement. Our team teaches vulnerable children about personal boundaries, while building community safeguards against child marriages.
Intergenerational Ecological Education
Bal Angans - Afterschool Nature Based Education
Creating safe, creative spaces where children embrace learning and connect with tribal ancestral wisdom of the forest. Guided by youth educators and elders, children at our Bal Angans explore a unique curriculum integrating core academic subjects with local ecology and adivasi culture.
Environment and Gender Education in Residential Schools
Partnering with local government schools in Adivasi areas to run interactive workshops on environmental awareness and gender equality, ensuring tribal children confidently celebrate their own ecological identity inside formal classrooms.
Community Libraries and Sports
Building community libraries and organising sports outreach to equip vulnerable children with resources for lifelong curiosity. Active recreational programmes build peer support systems while promoting children's overall health and wellbeing.
