Child Rights and Child Protection

Create and Enhance Comprehensive Early Childhood Systems

Recognizing the innate vulnerability of children, and vulnerability brought about by the pressing circumstantial socio-economic situations, CDI is empowering children through informal and non- formal education system. Instilling child protective rights and knowledge, along with activities that bring about holistic development encompassing the intellect, physical, emotional and social are significant parts of the empowerment process.

Create and Enhance Comprehensive Early Childhood Systems

Featured Events

Tuition and Back to School Centres

To educationally empower the vulnerable children, tuition centres were started in a number of locations namely Barpeta, Guwahati, Meghalaya, Mysore and the Tea Garden Belt…

Children’s Club Meeting

If the tuition centres and back to school centres are primarily focused on educationally empowering the vulnerable children, children’s clubs are designed to meet other needs…

Children Mainstreamed and Education Sponsored

Mainstreaming Children is the direct outcome of bridge course provisioned in the Back-to-School Centres and the continuous evaluation through class and ASER tests…

Leadership Training for Children’s Club Leader

To enable children in taking up the mantle of leadership, they were educated on standard social etiquettes, punctuality, child rights and other indispensable general knowledge. Skills in book and copy maintenance application writing too featured…

Campaigns in the Tea Garden Belt

Several endeavours have been launched in the tea garden belt for the benefits of the children and youths inhabiting the region. These activities are being conducted under the broader anti-human trafficking programme and they have been explicated in the following:

Commemoration of Important Events

The children participated in both in-project and out-project events(Like Republic Day, Guno Utsav Preparations and Celebration, One-Day Picnic for the under priviledged children, Saraswati Puja Celebration are they are described in the following below:

Observance of the World Day Against Child Labour

Child labour remains a critical global issue affecting millions of children, depriving them of their childhood, dignity, and fundamental rights, including access to education, health, and protection. According to the International Labour Organization (ILO), over 160 million children are still engaged in child labour worldwide, with many involved in hazardous conditions. The 2025 observance of the day is crucial in light of the upcoming 2030 SDG deadline, which includes Target 8.7: the elimination of child labour in all its forms.

CDI’s Modified Theme 2025

“Let’s Accelerate Efforts” to End Child Labour by “Supporting Health, Education, Livelihood Towards Empowerment & Resilience” underscores CDI’s integrated approach, emphasizing the interconnectedness of basic services and socio-economic development in breaking the cycle of child labour.

Proposed Activities

1. Community Outreach Campaigns – poster exhibitions, and interactive sessions with children and public on the dangers of child labour and benefits of education –
2. Education Campaigns – Provide counseling for school re-enrollment and retention.
3. Children’s Empowerment Sessions

As the global community strives to meet the 2030 target to eliminate child labour, the 2025 observance is a timely opportunity to amplify efforts, bridge service gaps, and mobilize communities around a shared vision. CDI’s theme—centered on Health, Education, Livelihood, Empowerment, and Resilience—aims to transform structural vulnerabilities into opportunities for sustainable change. Together, let us reaffirm our commitment to ensuring that every child enjoys a safe, healthy, and educated childhood—free from exploitation.

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