The Rajasthan hotspot is implementing a Child Labour Free Jaipur Initiative that aims to prevent and eliminate child labour through a united strategy involving apparel and handicraft businesses, collaboration with the state government, and supporting communities.
The Child Labour Free Jaipur Initiative is a united strategy coordinated by the Freedom Fund. The hotspot is distinctive in promoting cooperation between Rajasthan and the state of Bihar to prevent and eliminate child labour and give comprehensive reintegration support to the children in their home state. The program also has a focus on partnership with local businesses to help create a protective environment.
Our impact as of end of 2021
Metric |
Total |
Lives impactedNumber of active, regular participants of programs supported by the Freedom Fund. Includes members of community vigilance committees, self-help groups, and those given educational, psychosocial or income generation services. Excludes those provided with one-time information. |
49,355 |
Total invested up until June 2021Total funds invested in hotspot programs up to June 2021 since the Freedom Fund’s inception. |
$3.9m |
Community freedom groups supportedNumber of active, local groups, including community vigilance committees and self-help savings and loans groups, formed or supported by Freedom Fund partners. |
544 |
At-risk children in schoolNumber of previously out-of-school children now attending formal or informal education as a result of Freedom Fund support. |
3,565 |
Individuals with new access to gov't servicesNumber of people supported by our partners who gain new access to government entitlements such as employment rights, school places, pensions, compensation payments, ID cards, and land rights. |
11,543 |
Legal cases assistedNumber of individual legal cases that our partners provide any kind of support, including advice and witness protection. |
234 |
Prayas JAC Society
TAABAR Society (Training Awareness and Behaviour Change about Health and Rehabilitation Society)
Labour Education and Development Society (LEDS)
Centre for Child Protection, Sardar Patel University of Police, Security and Criminal Justice (CCP)
Access Development Services
SEWA (Self Employed Women’s Association) Bharat
Praxis Institute for Participatory Practices
SSEVS (Samagra Shikshan Evam Vikas Sansthan)
Pardarshita
Centre DIRECT
Tatvasi Samaj Nyas (TSN)