Pratyek

The dynamic YASH groups of child advocates from our neighbourhoods' most vulnerable communities serve as living examples of our programmes, policies, procedures, and practices. A dynamic collection of young people from underprivileged backgrounds make up YASH, and they fight for both their own and their peers' rights. In addition to computer skills, English language training, and skill-oriented education, these kids receive education based on their rights. A wholesome midday meal is served to the kids, and frequent medical check-up camps are planned. The youth activists are arranged into Children's Parliaments, which they use to discuss social issues in their neighbourhood and collaborate with higher authorities to find solutions.

We assist in incorporating advocacy and justice into curricula, government systems, private school curricula, teacher preparation programmes, and boards. Our goal is to provide all school stakeholders with professional training so they can identify systematic injustices, take appropriate action, and promote the rights of people, children, and the environment. Additionally, we want to enable all school personnel, including teachers, to comprehend, integrate, and advance justice, rights, and advocacy within their areas of expertise and accountability.