Innovation and Process
The right approach through innovation ensures that welfare services are available to all children without any discrimination. Any issue that causes a child rights violation is an indication of deep-seated problems within the foundations and fabric of our society. We, at Bal Raksha Bharat, identify these issues and work with children, families, communities and government stakeholders to devise robust solutions to alleviate the impact of these problems that challenge the well-being of underprivileged children.
Bal Raksha Bharat was founded on the belief that every child is brimming with potential and all they need are the right opportunities and environment. This is exactly what we aim to do through the Innovation approach by planning and implementing programmes that ensure and sustain children’s overall growth and development. We employe new-age learning and approach and modern technology to come with solutions which address the most pertinent issues of children.
Process of BUILDING Innovation
Innovations bringing Impact at Scale
Here are a few images that speak volumes of our achievements.
This has only been possible because of our donors’ support.
RECENT INNOVATIONS
- Started competency-based training for the Child Protection workforce in Jharkhand, Rajasthan, and West Bengal using virtual mediums
- Developed Gulmohar – An Early Childhood Development (ECD) Curriculum Framework to strengthen ELM@HOME and also developed a response to a disaster situation that consists of easy-to-follow audio-visual aids using household items
- Project-based Youth and Child Champions have taken a community-level lead in response to COVID-19 response by mobilising and supporting distributions
- Initiated the mask-making process, according to guidelines provided by the government, in multiple project locations from Bihar to Rajasthan. Till date, almost 8,000 packs of the mask have been made for distribution
- Brought Shiksha Baithak to the virtual platform aiming to support the teacher’s professional development and learning among children
- Developed Standard Operating Procedure for Adolescent and Youth Skilling Programme and Policy Brief on Improving Skill Building for Marginalised Adolescents and Youth in India