Breaking the Chains of Child Labour in North India Educate and protect children in Andhra Pradesh Prevent girls from becoming child brides

Child Rights & You UK

Org #14342
Vetted since 2013
2005
year founded
$60,842
raised on GlobalGiving
2
years fundraising
0
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

CRY UK aims to amplify the voices of India's children, and their struggle for survival. Through our efforts (and through our partner CRY India), we aim to effect change that will ultimately stop this vicious circle of poverty, hunger, discrimination and the lack of access to healthcare and education. In short, we aim to bring about a change to ensure that every child in India, regardless of race, religion or background, has a fulfilling and enriching childhood, guaranteed to them as citizens of India.

Project Leaders
Vivek Govil
Vivek Govil
Binita Punwani
Binita Punwani
Organization Information
c/o Penningtons Solicitors LLP
125 Wood Street
London, EC2V 7AW
United Kingdom
07912971055
Organization Information
c/o Penningtons Solicitors LLP
125 Wood Street
London, EC2V 7AW
United Kingdom
07912971055

Project Reports

Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:

Asha's courage story

By Binita Punwani | Project Team Member

"When girls can't travel safely, they drop out of school. And when they drop out, they are married off." says 19-year old Asha. Soon after finishing Class 10, Asha's parents began planning her... Read the full report ›

Priya's journey to becoming a champion

By Binita Punwani | Project Team Member

In many villages across Madhya Pradesh, children enjoy sports but the lack of proper grounds or courts limits their chances to pursue them. This was the reality for 16 year old Priya who loved... Read the full report ›

A Journey from Neglect to Hope - Sagun Mahali

By Binita Punwani | Project Team Member

Sagun Mahali is a 13-year-old girl studying in Class VII and residing in Rheabari Tea Garden in Jalpaiguri (West Bengal). She lives with her father, Bikash Mahali, and belongs to a family of tea... Read the full report ›
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