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The Bachpan Rahega Bachpan – Child Labour Free Jaipur initiative was conceptualised and led as a comprehensive community outreach program aimed at eradicating child labour in the city. The campaign adopted a dual approach, combining a school contact program with direct community engagement to create awareness and drive behavioural change. To capture attention and communicate effectively, a powerful theatrical presentation was designed and performed across 60 schools (50 government and 10 private), reaching nearly 30,000 students with the message of protecting childhood.
Alongside the school campaign, the program extended into neighbourhoods with 120 focused community sessions that facilitated direct dialogue with residents. These interactions sensitised families to the harsh realities of child labour and mobilised them to protect children’s rights in their own communities. By combining creative awareness tools with grassroots engagement, the initiative built momentum towards making Jaipur a truly child labour–free city, ensuring that every child’s right to a safe and joyful childhood is protected.
" Protecting childhood, ending child labour. "
The aim of the Bachpan Rahega Bachpan – Child Labour Free Jaipur program is to eradicate child labour through awareness, education, and community action. By engaging schools, families, and local communities, the initiative seeks to sensitize citizens, prevent exploitation, and ensure that every child enjoys a safe, joyful, and protected childhood.
A specially designed theatrical presentation on child labour was staged in 60 schools (50 government and 10 private), reaching nearly 30,000 students with a powerful message about protecting childhood.
Conducted 120 interactive sessions in targeted neighbourhoods, creating direct dialogue with families and sensitizing them to the importance of eradicating child labour.
Theatre and participatory discussions were used as engaging mediums to capture attention, change perceptions, and inspire action among both children and adults.
The initiative emphasized community ownership, encouraging residents, parents, and local leaders to collectively act against child labour and safeguard children’s right to education.
