Our concern towards ensuring good health status of our children is reflected by the number of health camps organized in the year for Dental Checkup, General Health Checkup, Eye Checkup, Cancer Detection, Leprosy Detection, ENT Checkup and so on.
HCHW firmly believes in retaining the basic identity of children by providing an opportunity to regain their lost childhood. We celebrated all the National and International events, festivals and other celebrations. We also organized picnics, outings and other social interaction programmes at regular intervals in order to ensure children get opportunities to express themselves, motivate them to participate in rehabilitation process and thereby create among them a sense of belongingness.
The project proposal envisages repatriation of 500 children with their families within a period of three years. Further, 50% of the children covered through CDCs were expected to develop links/contacts with their families. Repatriation of children with their families is the ultimate aim of HCHW. This is one of the major and important component of HCHW. We, at HCHW believe that the love and affection of parents can not be substituted by any person, group or institution; no matter how much ever best facilities and services (other than the parents) are provided to the children. Secondly, we feel that it is the responsibility of the parents to take care of their children and to protect them against all forms of abuse and hostilities.
Bachpan Utsav 08’, has been one of the successful programs for the children in difficult circumstances. The Carnival Started on 14” November 2008 at the Hockey Ground, Masab Tank, Hyderabad. Carnival attempts at offerning these children an environment, which gives them a chance to enjoy, experience and regain their lost childhood. Children’s Carnival aims at providing an wholesome entertainment, education, awareness, heallthcare, insights into child rights and information on various aspects of life. Children’s Carnival is also a great opportunity to generate awareness among people and sensitize them to the cause of street children and partner/collaborate with different groups interested in promoting Child Rights.
Enforcement Drives involving the identification and Rescue of child labour in Hyderabad and Secbad. HCHW was running two Transit Homes, Referral to other NGOs. Residential Bridge Course. Linkages with Training Institutes for Livelihood.
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Hyderabad and Secunderabad |
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Operates from Head Office at Mehdipatnam |
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Rs.20 lakhs |
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Rs.20 lakhs |
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ILO and Hyderabad District Collectorate |
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2006-2009 |
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International Labour Organization has poineered its programmes in other districts of Andhra Pradesh and for the first time, ILO has initiated its second phase in Hyderabad. In this regard, HCHW takes its due credit to be in partnership with International Labour Organization towards rescue and rehabilitation services of child labour (06-14 yrs) through Mobile Enforcement Teams. |
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We could rescue around 1198 children through this program |
Child involved in begging
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Hyderabad and Secunderabad |
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Operates from Head Office at Mehdipatnam |
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1600 |
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Rs.10 lakhs |
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Rs.10 lakhs |
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Hyderabad District Collectarate |
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2005-2006 (8 Months) |
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* Rescue and Rehabilitation of 1600 Children Beggars * Total Mainstreaming with formal schools |
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The Project continue without any committed funding solely on the support of few cooperates and other funds raised by the HCHW Team |
Out of School Children
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10 District of Telangana Region |
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Operates from Head Office at Mehdipatnam |
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100 Villages in 10 Districts |
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Rs.10 lakhs |
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Rs.10 lakhs |
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NOVIB |
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2003-2006 |
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Succeded in ensuring 100 villages child labour free to an extent of 75% |
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Formed BBCs (Bal Bandhu Committee) for monitoring and ensuring their villages to be free of child labour |
Officials of the Department of Police, Education, Health, Labour and Women and Child Development
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Hyderabad District |
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Operates from Head Office at Mehdipatnam |
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Rs.5 lakhs |
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Rs.5 lakhs |
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NOVIB |
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2001-2006 |
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Officials of the allied departments of government were sensitized and trained to be child friendly in their day to day work |
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HCHW has been working with various allied systems of Government such as Department of Police, Labour, Education and Health in order to create an awareness on child rights, street children and juvenile justice system so as to bring a positive change in their thinking, attitudes perceptions, behavior and outlook towards children on streets and in other difficult circumstances |
Girl Students of Class VII selected Government Schools of Hyderabad
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Hyderabad and Secunderabad |
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The Schools are Located at Lalapet, Abids, Barkas, Old Nallagutta & Secunderabad |
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100 Students, 10 teachers, 5 Principal |
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Rs.3.8 Lakhs |
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Rs.3.8 Lakhs |
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Institute of International Education (IIE) and Verizon Foundation |
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2014 |
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Encouraging interest of children in science and technology through the involvement of technology usage in schools while teaching these subjects |
Bridging the gap between police and children living on streets
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Hyderabad District |
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Rs.3 lakhs |
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Rs.3 lakhs |
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NOVIB |
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1998-2006 |
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* Organizing sports, games and competition involving police personal and children * Making policemen child friendly - Sensitization programmes - Training programs - Exposure visits - Facitiating direct interaction between police personal |
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The program was launched by Mr. R.Sukumar IPS the then Commissioner of Police |
* Government Institutions for Children * NGO Managed Institutions * Departments providing institutional care
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Andhra Pradesh |
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Operates from Head Office at Mehdipatnam |
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Rs.6 lakhs |
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Rs.6 lakhs |
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CRY |
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2003-2006 |
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Advocacy based program to promote alternative to institutional care for children such as adoption, faster care. Sponsorship support etc and consider institutional care as the last option in the absence of any other alternative. |
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The need based programmes and result oriented interventions evolved by HCHW have been spreading across India and gaining acclaim from different quarters. Some of our successful programmes and campaigns were cloned by our partner NGOs. CRY (Child Relief and You) a leading funding organization in India has recognized us a state resource organization to work on the issue of child rights. |
