Who We Are
Julieure is committed to making sure that all children in India are safe and have the power to make their own choices. As a child welfare organization, we strive to create a brighter future for all children in India by focusing on safety, education, and healthy childhood development through the promotion of child rights in India. Our mission is to build environments in which children can thrive without neglect and abuse or social exclusion.
Our multidisciplinary team of health professionals, social service workers, and children’s rights advocates supports and facilitates programs aimed at strengthening core areas of health, nutrition, education, and protection. sustainable systems of support in communities and families that allow children to grow, learn, and develop as full-fledged individuals.
At Julieure, it’s more than work—it’s a calling to protect childhood and open doors to brighter futures.
What We Do: Ensuring Child Rights in India
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— Education
We provide quality education and skill-building opportunities, empowering children to develop talents and prepare for a future.
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— Safety & Protection
We protect children from abuse, neglect, and exploitation, creating safe spaces where every child grows securely.
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— Family Empowerment
We empower families and communities, removing barriers to ensure children grow in a stable environment.
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— Emergency Care
We provide immediate relief and support to children in crisis, ensuring safety, care, and rehabilitation.
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— Health & Nutrition
We ensure children receive nutritious meals, clean water, and healthcare for healthy growth.
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— child participation
We promote child rights in India by encouraging children’s active participation and meaningful leadership
Impact Stories
From Streets to School – Riya’s Journey
After losing their parents, Riya was living on the street with her younger brother. Working together with one of our child welfare programs, Riya was able to become back enrolled in school and see a counselor, and now, she dreams of being a teacher. Riya’s resilience inspires many other children who are dealing with the same issues.
Empowering Children in Rural Communities
In rural Rajasthan, many children had no way to attend school. After engaging in the community program, over 200 children now regularly attend school. The learning kits and mentoring program we developed contributed to greater literacy and enhanced learners’ self-assurance and hope for future outcomes.
Partners
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the child rights in India?
Child rights in India refer to the legal, social, and moral rights of all children below the age of 18 years. These rights guarantee every child the right to education, health, nutrition, safety, and protection from abuse and exploitation. Child rights are guaranteed in the Constitution of India and in global agreements like the UNCRC, which enable children to grow, learn, and develop in dignity and with equal opportunity.
Which laws protect child rights?
India has established several positive policies to safeguard children’s rights and future. Among them is the Right to Free Education Act (RTE), which protects the right to free and compulsory schooling for children ages 6 to 14. The Juvenile Justice Act deals with protecting and caring for vulnerable children. The POCSO Act protects children from abuse and exploitation. The Child Labour Act prohibits the hazardous employment of children. The Child Rights Act is essential for providing a safe, healthy, and encouraging environment for every child to live, learn, and grow.
Why are child rights important in India?
Child rights are essential in India because they guarantee every child can grow up safely, with dignity and equal opportunity. They protect children from abuse, neglect, and exploitation while ensuring access to education, health, and development. Respecting the Child Rights Act and related laws provides children with the necessary conditions to learn, express themselves, and thrive. Protecting child rights today builds a stronger and brighter future for the nation.
How can communities support child rights welfare?
Communities are an important part of child rights and well-being, as they help promote education, awareness, and reporting of abuse and neglect. Communities create safe spaces and equality of opportunity for children, and community members help create a home filled with care, dignity, and protection.
How does child right welfare shape the future of India?
Advancing children’s rights will be essential for India’s future so that every child has the opportunity to grow up healthy, educated, and safe from harm. Respecting children’s rights will prevent violations of child rights in India and help children reach their full potential. Children who are empowered to exercise their rights will be responsible citizens, advancing goodwill and prosperity while building a brighter nation with compassion for future generations, according to the National Policy for Children.