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The child protection systems in India face imminent threats, emphasizing the necessity of alternative measures beyond placement in institutional homes for safeguarding children's rights. Educational interventions within community settings offer viable support to both children and their families, mitigating the need for separation. Indian legislation mandates the regulation of children's home placements as part of educational initiatives in open environments. TARA collaborates closely with Indian authorities and upholds the principles outlined in the Universal Declaration of the Rights of the Child to ensure comprehensive protection for children.

District

South Delhi

States

Delhi

TARA OUTREACH CENTRE : Saidulajab

The Centre is closely working with the community to identify the children who are at risk of possible abuse or the victims of any violation or neglect. The main objective of this program is to enable the children along with their families by
providing quality education, regular health check- ups, counseling sessions, and most importantly generating awareness about their basic fundamental rights. The families are also supported in accessing legal documents and availing the benefits of government schemes.

District

South Delhi

States

Delhi

TARA HOMES FOR CHILDREN
As a measure of last resorts children who are in need of care and protection are placed at our TARA homes by the order of Judicial Magistrate. These 3 Homes are:
TARA Tots for children aged between 2 to 10 years
TARA Boys for boys aged between 6 to 18 years
TARA Girls for girls aged between 6 to 18 years
The global objective of TARA Homes is to rehabilitate children who have been victims of severe violation and/or exploitation. TARA Homes guarantee protection, education, empowerment, and comprehensive health care all provided in family-like environment.

District

South Delhi

States

Delhi

TARA BIG BIRDS : AFTERCARE PROGRAM
TARA Big Birds is an after-care program for young adults who grew up in TARA Homes. It assists them in pursuing higher education and or vocational training, and part-time jobs. The young adults who grew up in TARA, like many boys and
girls their age, have to learn how to handle their adult life while studying and working at the same time. They live in an independent flat and are gradually encouraged to gain independence and contribute to their daily expenses.
Meanwhile, TARA provides them with material, psychological, and educational support until they are self-sufficient.

District

South Delhi

States

Delhi

TARA Training Centre provides coaching and grooming to caretakers and professionals of Child Protection. It functions as per the Juvenile Justice Act, 2015 & relevant governmental regulations (e.g., Child Protection Policy, Hygiene Policy, Media Policy, Prevention of Sexual Harassment, Code of Conduct, Accounting Policy, etc.) and ensures that they are strictly adhered to by all our associates.