Empowering every child to thrive, protected, and heard, nurturing their potential for a brighter future.

Our mission is to ensure every child feels safe, educated, heard, and hopeful for the future, fostering environments free from violence and substance abuse.

1. Establishing schools and supporting education research.
2. Providing education, shelter, and aid to vulnerable kids.
3. Fostering confidence and self-worth through play.
4. Encouraging creativity and boosting self-esteem.
5. Advocating for children’s welfare and empowering families.
6. Implementing child-rights protection measures.
7. Creating safe spaces and collaborating with authorities.
8. Educating stakeholders and resolving conflicts.
9. Providing aid to differently abled children.
10. Advocating for children’s rights and freedom.
11. Ensuring children’s safety and autonomy.
12. Protecting children from abuse and exploitation.
13. Running social media campaigns for child rights.

We collaborate with businesses, families, NGOs, government, and communities to establish Care and Protection Support for children.

Our goal is to build purpose-built centers where children can access support and develop secure connections with caring adults. We also focus on rehabilitating juvenile delinquents and promoting children’s rights through social awareness campaigns.

Our core focus areas include legal rights, resolving legal conflicts involving children, addressing parental alienation and domestic violence, ensuring child education and counseling, and fostering the holistic growth of children.

We provide counseling, legal support, and advocate for the protection of abused children under relevant laws.

Child physical abuse involves the intentional use of physical force against a child that results in or has the potential to cause harm, injury, or impairment.

Key points: Includes hitting, punching, shaking, can result in physical and psychological trauma, may require immediate intervention and legal action.

Our organization offers counseling, shelters, and legal assistance to victims of abuse and violence.

Abuse and violence against children encompass various forms of mistreatment, neglect, or harm inflicted upon children, including physical, emotional, and sexual abuse.

Key points: Can occur in homes, schools, institutions, and communities, often leads to long-term consequences, requires support services and legal protection.

We provide confidential counseling, legal aid, and support services for victims of sexual abuse.

Sexual abuse involves any sexual act or behavior with a child, including molestation, exploitation, or coercion, without their consent or understanding.

Key points: Often perpetrated by someone known to the child, can cause severe emotional and psychological trauma, requires specialized counseling and legal intervention.

We collaborate with law enforcement agencies, provide shelter, and advocate for stronger anti-trafficking measures.

Child trafficking refers to the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring, or receipt of children for the purpose of exploitation, including forced labor, sexual exploitation, or removal of organs.

Key points: Often involves deception and coercion, violates human rights, requires international cooperation and legal measures to combat.

We work with authorities, provide support to families, and raise awareness to locate missing children.

A missing child is a child under 18 years of age whose whereabouts are unknown to their legal guardians, caretakers, or authorities, putting them at risk of harm or exploitation.

Key points: Can involve abduction, running away, or getting lost, requires immediate search and rescue efforts, may involve criminal investigations.

Our organization offers support, counseling, and intervention to runaway children and their families.

A child runaway is a minor who leaves home without permission or proper supervision, often to escape conflict, abuse, or difficult living conditions.

Key points: Vulnerable to exploitation and harm, may engage in risky behavior, requires support services and efforts to address underlying issues.

We promote access to healthcare, provide medical assistance, and advocate for children’s health rights.

Child health encompasses the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of children, including access to healthcare, nutrition, immunization, and preventive care.

Key points: Vital for healthy growth and development, influenced by socioeconomic factors, requires holistic approaches and community support.

We offer rehabilitation programs, counseling, and support services for children struggling with addiction.

Children in addiction refers to minors who are dependent on substances such as drugs or alcohol, leading to physical, psychological, and social consequences.

Key points: Can result from various factors including peer pressure, trauma, and environmental influences, requires specialized treatment and rehabilitation services.

We provide educational support, advocate for inclusive education, and ensure access to quality education for all children.

Education-related issues involve barriers and challenges that hinder children’s access to quality education, including lack of infrastructure, resources, and discrimination.

Key points: Education is a fundamental right, crucial for breaking cycles of poverty, requires inclusive policies and support for marginalized groups.

We raise awareness, provide legal aid, and support initiatives to prevent child marriages and protect victims.

Child marriage refers to the formal or informal union of a child under the age of 18, often forced or arranged, depriving them of their rights to education, health, and autonomy.

Key points: Violates human rights, perpetuates gender inequality, requires legal reforms and community awareness to end.

We offer legal assistance, rehabilitation programs, and advocate for the rights of children in conflict with the law.

Conflict with the law occurs when children engage in behaviors that are considered criminal offenses, leading to their involvement in the juvenile justice system.

Key points: Can result from various factors including poverty, lack of opportunities, and peer influence, requires diversionary and rehabilitative approaches.

We provide shelter, basic necessities, and support services to homeless children, aiming for their rehabilitation and reintegration.

A homeless child is a minor who lacks a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence, often living on the streets, in shelters, or temporary accommodations.

Key points: Vulnerable to abuse, exploitation, and health risks, requires housing support, social services, and community outreach.

To create a society where women, children, and men are empowered, and families thrive in equality and respect. Our vision is to eradicate domestic violence, empower women in leadership roles, and prevent the misuse of matrimonial laws through grassroots actions, education, and strategic programs.

Our mission is to empower women, foster equality, and strengthen families by advocating for their rights and providing support to those affected by domestic violence. We strive to educate and raise awareness about gender equality, address the misuse of matrimonial laws, and implement effective strategies and programs to create positive change in society.

1. Support women facing violence, injustice.
2. Eradicate fake cases, uphold fairness.
3. Promote equality in marriage, respect for all.
4. Restore trust, happiness in families.
5. Prioritize children’s welfare in separations.
6. Provide fair support for accused parties.
7. Advocate for women’s rights, empowerment.
8. Prevent violence, abuse against women, children.
9. Ensure ethical legal practices, social change.
10. Monitor agencies, safeguard family values.
11. Facilitate fair child custody arrangements.
12. Assist in financial abuse cases.
13. Provide mediation, negotiation services.
14. Offer counseling for marital conflicts.
15. Support victims of cybercrime, harassment.

Comprehensive legal and social support for individuals and families facing marital and domestic challenges.

1. Advocacy, legal support, counseling for members.
2. Coaching for false DV and dowry cases.
3. Help with spouse infidelity issues.
4. Simplified divorce process for extreme cases.
5. Lawyer referral, monitoring, research.
6. Counseling for relationships, live-ins, marriages.
7. Legal support in various court proceedings.
8. Comprehensive support under membership plans.
9. Aid with maintenance, alimony disputes.
10. Support for harassment victims, cybercrimes.
11. Assistance with police and legal harassment.
12. Addressing legal system misuse.
13. Counseling for victims of false cases.
14. Help with matrimonial fraud cases.
15. Mediation, compromise, settlements.
16. Advocating for child custody rights.
17. Addressing financial abuse by lawyers.
18. Assistance for victims of abuse and torture.

We partner with various stakeholders, including businesses, families, NGOs, government agencies, and communities, to create comprehensive Care and Protection Support for children.

Our approach involves establishing purpose-built centers where children receive essential support and form secure connections with compassionate adults. Additionally, we prioritize rehabilitating juvenile delinquents and advocating for children’s rights through impactful social awareness campaigns.

At the heart of our mission are several core focus areas, including upholding legal rights, resolving legal conflicts concerning children, combating parental alienation and domestic violence, ensuring access to quality education and counseling, and promoting the holistic development of children.

We provide counseling, legal support, and advocate for the protection of abused children under relevant laws.

Child physical abuse involves the intentional use of physical force against a child that results in or has the potential to cause harm, injury, or impairment.

Key points: Includes hitting, punching, shaking, can result in physical and psychological trauma, may require immediate intervention and legal action.

Our organization offers counseling, shelters, and legal assistance to victims of abuse and violence.

Abuse and violence against children encompass various forms of mistreatment, neglect, or harm inflicted upon children, including physical, emotional, and sexual abuse.

Key points: Can occur in homes, schools, institutions, and communities, often leads to long-term consequences, requires support services and legal protection.

We provide confidential counseling, legal aid, and support services for victims of sexual abuse.

Sexual abuse involves any sexual act or behavior with a child, including molestation, exploitation, or coercion, without their consent or understanding.

Key points: Often perpetrated by someone known to the child, can cause severe emotional and psychological trauma, requires specialized counseling and legal intervention.

We collaborate with law enforcement agencies, provide shelter, and advocate for stronger anti-trafficking measures.

Child trafficking refers to the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring, or receipt of children for the purpose of exploitation, including forced labor, sexual exploitation, or removal of organs.

Key points: Often involves deception and coercion, violates human rights, requires international cooperation and legal measures to combat.

We work with authorities, provide support to families, and raise awareness to locate missing children.

A missing child is a child under 18 years of age whose whereabouts are unknown to their legal guardians, caretakers, or authorities, putting them at risk of harm or exploitation.

Key points: Can involve abduction, running away, or getting lost, requires immediate search and rescue efforts, may involve criminal investigations.

Our organization offers support, counseling, and intervention to runaway children and their families.

A child runaway is a minor who leaves home without permission or proper supervision, often to escape conflict, abuse, or difficult living conditions.

Key points: Vulnerable to exploitation and harm, may engage in risky behavior, requires support services and efforts to address underlying issues.

We promote access to healthcare, provide medical assistance, and advocate for children’s health rights.

Child health encompasses the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of children, including access to healthcare, nutrition, immunization, and preventive care.

Key points: Vital for healthy growth and development, influenced by socioeconomic factors, requires holistic approaches and community support.

We offer rehabilitation programs, counseling, and support services for children struggling with addiction.

Children in addiction refers to minors who are dependent on substances such as drugs or alcohol, leading to physical, psychological, and social consequences.

Key points: Can result from various factors including peer pressure, trauma, and environmental influences, requires specialized treatment and rehabilitation services.

We provide educational support, advocate for inclusive education, and ensure access to quality education for all children.

Education-related issues involve barriers and challenges that hinder children’s access to quality education, including lack of infrastructure, resources, and discrimination.

Key points: Education is a fundamental right, crucial for breaking cycles of poverty, requires inclusive policies and support for marginalized groups.

We raise awareness, provide legal aid, and support initiatives to prevent child marriages and protect victims.

Child marriage refers to the formal or informal union of a child under the age of 18, often forced or arranged, depriving them of their rights to education, health, and autonomy.

Key points: Violates human rights, perpetuates gender inequality, requires legal reforms and community awareness to end.

We offer legal assistance, rehabilitation programs, and advocate for the rights of children in conflict with the law.

Conflict with the law occurs when children engage in behaviors that are considered criminal offenses, leading to their involvement in the juvenile justice system.

Key points: Can result from various factors including poverty, lack of opportunities, and peer influence, requires diversionary and rehabilitative approaches.

We provide shelter, basic necessities, and support services to homeless children, aiming for their rehabilitation and reintegration.

A homeless child is a minor who lacks a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence, often living on the streets, in shelters, or temporary accommodations.

Key points: Vulnerable to abuse, exploitation, and health risks, requires housing support, social services, and community outreach.