Indian child welfare

Indian child welfare focuses on protecting and promoting the well-being of children through laws, policies, and services. It aims to ensure children’s rights to safety, healthcare, education, and development. This involves safeguarding children from abuse, neglect, and exploitation, and providing vulnerable or orphaned children with care, foster homes, or adoption opportunities. Government agencies, along with NGOs, work collaboratively to create nurturing environments and support families in raising healthy, empowered children, aligning with national and international standards for child rights.