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The pandemic will leave a trail of destruction for India’s underprivileged children in its wake and the crisis is far from being over. To ensure that this doesn’t become a child rights crisis in the long term, we’ve created a resilience & recovery plan for underprivileged children that focuses on their health, nutrition, education and safety.
Health & Nutrition
The closure of government mechanisms like primary healthcare centres and the school midday meal scheme has severely affected children’s health. They’re unable to get proper nutrition, timely immunization or proper healthcare and thus, we’ll focus on:
Education
Children are experiencing an unexpected gap in their schooling that has thrown their academic year out of focus. They will struggle with a massive learning deficit and thus, we’ll focus on:
Safety & Protection
During any disaster, children’s vulnerability to abuse and exploitation increases and it’s important to ensure their safety. Thus, we’ll focus on:
We’ve already begun planning to address the long term repercussions on children in the aftermath of the Coronavirus outbreak, but we need YOUR help to put our plans into action.
Children are the unseen victims of this crisis and their struggles are the invisible costs this pandemic will claim. Let’s come together to fight against the lasting impact of the Coronavirus outbreak on India's underprivileged children and help contribute to the larger solution that could give them a brighter future. Donate now!