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Why Children?

Children are the building blocks of our nation’s future. Let’s invest in their
potential today, so that they can become our scientists, politicians,
sportspeople, journalists and teachers of tomorrow!

At 472 million, children account for
40%
of India’s population

Why Children?
At We Care Welfare Society, we believe that children are the foundation of a strong and progressive society. Investing in children today means building a better tomorrow.
? 1️⃣ They Are the Future
Children represent the future of our nation. Providing them with proper education, healthcare, and emotional support ensures a brighter and more responsible generation.
? 2️⃣ Right to Education
Many children in rural and underprivileged communities lack access to quality education. We work to bridge this gap and give every child the opportunity to learn and grow.
? 3️⃣ Health & Nutrition
Good health is essential for a child’s development. Through free health check-up camps and awareness programs, we help ensure children grow up healthy and strong.
? 4️⃣ Protection & Care
Children from vulnerable backgrounds often face neglect, poverty, and limited opportunities. Our initiatives aim to provide them with care, guidance, and protection.
? 5️⃣ Breaking the Cycle of Poverty
By educating and empowering children, we help families break the cycle of poverty and move toward a stable and secure future.

India’s children battle some of the
worst
circumstances in the world.

1 of 3

Child

brides in the world is from India

UNICEF 2014

2 of 5

Children

do not receive complete immunization

NFHS 2016

500%

Increase

in crimes against children between 2008-2018

NCRB 2018

This problem before us is a mammoth one. But one
that can be solved
within our lifetimes.

All it needs is for each one of us to come together and do everything in our power to contribute to a
sustainable solution. 

Yes! I Want To Help

The Importance Of Children’s Rights

According to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC), which was ratified by India in 1992, all children have fundamental rights which must be recognized by governments and citizens alike. At CRY, we’re committed to doing everything we can to ensure the rights of India’s children and so, work on 4 key programmatic areas.

CRY’s education programs focus on:

Education
Right To Development

A quality education not only builds knowledge, capabilities, life skills and values amongst children but also develops their creative, social and emotional abilities. It is crucial for their cognitive and personal development, including critical thinking and problem-solving.

A quality education not only builds knowledge, capabilities, life skills and values amongst children but also develops their creative, social and emotional abilities. It is crucial for their cognitive and personal development, including critical thinking and problem-solving.

A quality education not only builds knowledge, capabilities, life skills and values amongst children but also develops their creative, social and emotional abilities. It is crucial for their cognitive and personal development, including critical thinking and problem-solving.

Early Childhood Education
0 – 3 Years

A child’s early years are the foundation for developing their future learning abilities. Research says that 80% of a child’s brain is developed by the age of 3, which makes early childhood education an essential building block of a child’s future success.

School Readiness
3 – 6 Years

A child’s early years are the foundation for developing their future learning abilities. Research says that 80% of a child’s brain is developed by the age of 3, which makes early childhood education an essential building block of a child’s future success.

Learning Outcomes
6 – 18 Years

Learning outcomes are influenced by children’s uninterrupted access to quality education. Ensuring that children are enrolled in school and don’t drop out before completing their education age appropriately is thus a critical area of intervention.

Health & Nutrition
Right To Survival

Proper nutrition and quality primary healthcare are essential for a child’s physical, mental and cognitive development. Timely, regular and adequate intake of essential nutrition is necessary from the time of conception itself to avoid long-term and in some cases, irreversible damage to the child’s health.

Our health and nutrition programs adopt a preventative and a responsive approach towards reducing malnourishment as well as India’s infant mortality rate (IMR), child mortality rate (CMR) and maternal mortality rate (MMR).

We believe that no child should suffer from malnutrition or poor health irrespective of their socio-economic background.

Our health and nutrition programs adopt a preventative and a responsive approach towards reducing malnourishment as well as India’s infant mortality rate (IMR), child mortality rate (CMR) and maternal mortality rate (MMR).

Prenatal & Postnatal Care

Proper and timely care for expectant as well as lactating mothers is crucial for a child’s healthy development. Quality prenatal care that reduces the risk of pregnancy complications, institutional deliveries that aid healthy live births and regular postnatal check ups that encourage breastfeeding are key areas of intervention.

Growth Monitoring

Regular growth monitoring for children till the age of 6 years is imperative to ensure healthier childhoods. Implementing infant and young child feeding (IYCF) practices, addressing gender discrimination to enable equitable access to primary healthcare and ensuring the completion of immunization schedules to manage preventable diseases are critical areas of intervention.

Learning Outcomes
6 – 18 Years

The effort to change behaviors and attitudes on the issues of children’s health and nutrition is most effective when introduced early. Engaging with adolescent girls and boys on topics like reproductive child health (RCH) helps in bringing about lasting generational change.

Safety & Protection
Right To Protection

All children are vulnerable to neglect, violence and abuse but marginalization further compounds such vulnerability. Exposure to unsafe environments can negatively impact the physical, emotional, mental and social development of the child and the damage is often permanent.

All children are vulnerable to neglect, violence and abuse but marginalization further compounds such vulnerability. Exposure to unsafe environments can negatively impact the physical, emotional, mental and social development of the child and the damage is often permanent.

We believe that building a safe environment for all children, till the age of 18 years, is critical to protect them from abuse and exploitation.


Child Labor

Proper and timely care for expectant as well as lactating mothers is crucial for a child’s healthy development. Quality prenatal care that reduces the risk of pregnancy complications, institutional deliveries that aid healthy live births and regular postnatal check ups that encourage breastfeeding are key areas of intervention.

Child Marriage

Regular growth monitoring for children till the age of 6 years is imperative to ensure healthier childhoods. Implementing infant and young child feeding (IYCF) practices, addressing gender discrimination to enable equitable access to primary healthcare and ensuring the completion of immunization schedules to manage preventable diseases are critical areas of intervention.

Child Trafficking

The effort to change behaviors and attitudes on the issues of children’s health and nutrition is most effective when introduced early. Engaging with adolescent girls and boys on topics like reproductive child health (RCH) helps in bringing about lasting generational change.

How do you want to help children today?

Your smallest contribution makes a big difference to children’s lives. We count on the generosity of people
like you to be able to create real change for India’s children!

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