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1) The document describes a contest entry about child labor in India submitted by The Gurukul school in Panchkula. 2) Students at the school worked to raise awareness about the negative impacts of child labor and enrolled 47 child laborers in their evening school program. 3) They taught the children skills like candle making and organized a street play to educate the community about child labor issues. Local businesses pledged support for the program.
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The students at St. Karen's Nursery School in Patna organized a project called "Studying with Smiles" to help underprivileged children in nearby villages. They realized these children lacked basic necessities and did not seem happy. The students collected donations of school supplies, toys, and toiletries. They distributed over 250 bags to children in three villages. The children had never received these items before and were eager to learn. The students felt they helped change lives by providing things the children could call their own and reasons to attend school beyond studying. The experience taught the students the impact of teamwork and giving others reasons to smile.
Issue8
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Ana Maria Vasilache & Adina Stanescu
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Pehchaan
Students at a school noticed many child laborers in the nearby village and wanted to help. They surveyed the village and found that many children could not attend school due to family poverty and fathers with drug addictions, leaving mothers without money. The students worked with teachers and the principal to start a project called "Pehchan" where mothers were taught tailoring skills to become self-sufficient and earn money. The students made crafts to raise funds and pay school fees for needy children until the mothers could support them. Now the mothers can earn their own living through sewing and the children are happy attending school.
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Through the eyes of children
Photo Journal:
Participating children were briefed to take photos that represent their daily life and to write an accompanying story that describes their life. A selection of these photos and quotes from these stories are presented here.
The photos in this presentation were taken by 18 children from the Amajuba district of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.
The Photo Journal initiative was designed as an advocacy tool, with the intention of giving participating community members a channel with which to voice their life experiences.
By inviting children to share their views of life, the intention was to show the day-to-day reality of a sample of Amajuba’s children, who represent the lives of so many others living in the district and around South Africa.
In sharing their realities, these children set out to remind local government and non-governmental organisations about the type of challenges South African children face each day.
The photos are not air-brushed nor photographically perfect , they were taken by children with disposable cameras. Many of these children had never used a camera before.
Call to Action:
The variety of challenges highlighted by the children in the Photo Journal process illustrates the need for service delivery responses from a multiplicity of local government departments (Water and Electricity, Housing,Transport, Health, Social Development, Home Affairs, Education, Public Works).
The Photo Journal initiative forms part of a call for local government departments to come together to develop an integrated child welfare management plan for the Amajuba district.
Currently, few municipalities and local government departments participate in the National Integrated Plan (NIP) forum, which has been identified at a national level as a mechanism for planning the delivery of services for orphans and other vulnerable children.
Without the participation of each government department, most departments continue to act in silos and activities are duplicated across annual plans – whilst the vulnerability of children persists.
To have any hope of effectively impacting on the lives of children like those in this presentation, there is a need for all local government departments to participate in the National Integrated Plan (NIP) forum and in the Integrated Development Plan (IDP) planning cycle.
Both of these forums have been established in the Amajuba district, but are not fully operational owing to a lack of departmental participation.
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- 6. IMAGINE Students interacted with their parents, general public and shopkeepers and industrialists urging them to replace underage employees with elder ones.
- 11. Dancing away their blues Little hands working – but for fun Finally some access to education “ I’m not being scolded- I’m being taught!”
- 16. Reach out……. …… for their better future!!