Project Name:- Educated And Protected : A Brighter Future For India’s Children

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  Name of the Working Areas:- Shinor Taluka, Vadodara
  
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  Two lines for Project:- Educated And Protected: A brighter future for India’s Children
  

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  Total No. of Beneficiaries Covered:-
  

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  Brief Details of Activities:-
  

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  VVs, CPCs, AGGs & CGs
  
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  Resolutions passed and accepted by committee and PRI
  

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  Coordination with DCPU (CPC handbook and posters, story books)
  

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  Enrollment of children to school
  
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  Irregularity in school
  
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  Advocacy on girls education and prevention of child labor
  
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  Joint introduction meeting of BCPC & Block AGG
  

Coordination among VLS (PRIs, SMCs, CPCs, CGs & AGGs)

This is a story from a village from Shinor block, named Tersa. The story reveals the ground realities as to how the humankind is forced to adopt certain type of living which fetches them nothing b ut agony and misery with involving the children of the family into unsustainable sources of income. Shailesh has been lucky to resume studies after being rescued by BCC staff in the project area of Shinor block.

This is about a girl from village called Bavadiya in Shinor block. Geeta (Name changed) is a student of 3rd standard. Geeta’s mother with extra marital relations no longer stays with the family. Her father stays in Ahmedabad involved in construction labor. Geeta is taken care of by her grand parents in village.

In the month of the year 2014, a migrant person was hired for agriculture labor in village farms. On the day Geeta was assaulted, her father came to know that one of the migrated laborer had attempted rape with his daughter. The police has not been able to trace him and put behind bars.

When BCC came to know about an incident, the child line team of BCC project reached to the spot and carried out initial required processes. Apart from this, BCC shared information with DCPU about the matter. DCPU has asked for more information on the case and about the family. BCC is in the process of ensuring compensation to the family under a government scheme that supports the victim’s family with 20,000 rupees.