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                                   Design for Giving -Report

   Name of the School                     GBHS Moghalpura 3
   Educational Mandal                     Bandlaguda
   Name of the Head Master                Sharma
   Name of the Mentor Teacher             Sultana Begum
   District                               Hyderabad      State   Andhra Pradesh
   Name(s) of the Children Participated   1.Samreen begum 7th    2. Nabila 7th class
                                          class
                                          3.Shagufta 8th class   4.Shajahan 8th class
                                          5.Qamar begum9th
                                          class




  Brief Description
      1. Teachers and Children’s took out the         rally to stop the child labour and
           explain the disadvantages to the parents some of the discussed points are:
      2.   Child labor continues to exist throughout the world. Children work because
           their survival and that of their families depend on it, and in some cases,
           because unscrupulous adults take advantage of their vulnerability.
      3.   The problem is further compounded by the fact that child labour remains
           hidden from public view, making the problem seem less of a priority.
      4.   Many child slaves denied an education, freedom of movement, and freedom
           of information. They are confined, beaten, and terrorized and are forced to
           work in dangerous conditions that often result in life-long injuries
      5.   Because poverty is so widespread, children are seen as disposable and are
           often fed just enough to be kept alive.
      6.   Both child slavery and child labor cause physical and psychological damage
           for children. Many children attempt to escape and return home again, only to
           be forced into similar situations. Others live on the streets to avoid
           punishment and re-enslavement.
      7.   farmers transform into corrupted farmers and become involved in the
           business of child trafficking

      8.Young children wandering the streets of Ghana, and Cote d'Ivoire are lured by
  traffickers who promise them a life where they can earn an honest wage so they
  don't go hungry.

      9. Opportunity knocks at the wrong door as children are then abducted and sold
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  to farmers as slaves.




  Photo Documentation


                          Paste photo and give a brief (one line) below the same




     1) In this photo teacher are explaining the disadvantage s of the child labor




        2) In this photo the students and teacher took out the rally to stop the child labor
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      3)In this the childrens are doing the zari working on the sari




        3) In this photo preparing the bangles
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  • 1.
    DFC REPORT BYVASEEM UNNISA Design for Giving -Report Name of the School GBHS Moghalpura 3 Educational Mandal Bandlaguda Name of the Head Master Sharma Name of the Mentor Teacher Sultana Begum District Hyderabad State Andhra Pradesh Name(s) of the Children Participated 1.Samreen begum 7th 2. Nabila 7th class class 3.Shagufta 8th class 4.Shajahan 8th class 5.Qamar begum9th class Brief Description 1. Teachers and Children’s took out the rally to stop the child labour and explain the disadvantages to the parents some of the discussed points are: 2. Child labor continues to exist throughout the world. Children work because their survival and that of their families depend on it, and in some cases, because unscrupulous adults take advantage of their vulnerability. 3. The problem is further compounded by the fact that child labour remains hidden from public view, making the problem seem less of a priority. 4. Many child slaves denied an education, freedom of movement, and freedom of information. They are confined, beaten, and terrorized and are forced to work in dangerous conditions that often result in life-long injuries 5. Because poverty is so widespread, children are seen as disposable and are often fed just enough to be kept alive. 6. Both child slavery and child labor cause physical and psychological damage for children. Many children attempt to escape and return home again, only to be forced into similar situations. Others live on the streets to avoid punishment and re-enslavement. 7. farmers transform into corrupted farmers and become involved in the business of child trafficking 8.Young children wandering the streets of Ghana, and Cote d'Ivoire are lured by traffickers who promise them a life where they can earn an honest wage so they don't go hungry. 9. Opportunity knocks at the wrong door as children are then abducted and sold
  • 2.
    DFC REPORT BYVASEEM UNNISA to farmers as slaves. Photo Documentation Paste photo and give a brief (one line) below the same 1) In this photo teacher are explaining the disadvantage s of the child labor 2) In this photo the students and teacher took out the rally to stop the child labor
  • 3.
    DFC REPORT BYVASEEM UNNISA 3)In this the childrens are doing the zari working on the sari 3) In this photo preparing the bangles
  • 4.
    DFC REPORT BYVASEEM UNNISA