Facts on children in India:

Street Children: By definition, street children are children who live on the street without care or supervision of adults. Because they do not have a house, they live as usual and are asleep. They have only intermittent contact with parents and families (usually mothers and sisters). They live in the city streets and other street children while traveling most of the time.

Slums children: Slums are urban areas characterized by poverty and poor living environment. Children in the slums do not have a sense of security and stability. As most of their homes are illegal, they may be removed by municipal authorities at any time. Then, the family recovers in remote areas and blocks the social, economic and educational lifeline. And it is essential to their happiness.

Orphan / abandoned child: If a child does not have parents, he becomes an orphan. This may be due to death or disappearance, abandonment or abandonment, and separation or loss of parents. If a foreign born child can not look after the child and releases that child in an irrevocable form in writing for immigration and adoption, that foreign child will also be an orphan.

Sexual abuse: Including sexual abuse, physical abuse and emotional abuse. When the extent of abuse, child's life occurs, that period has different influence on the child. Sometimes the child will hide himself from being abused until they are later revealed. Abuse can have various effects on children, can cause emotional and behavioral problems and requires counseling and flexible parenting skills to help children heal

Child abuse: Child abuse is the physical or mental abuse of a child by parents (including foster parents), guardians, or other adults. There are various kinds and abilities of abuse, but there is a common point that we can not pay attention to the long-term interests of children.

Child abuse ranges from limited to deliberate harm to long-term injuries that may harm the possibility of child development. Definitions include negligence of parents or carers (missing actions) and physical, psychological, pre-sexual injuries (commissioned behavior)

Of the 27 million children born each year in India, 2 million children can not survive to celebrate their first birthday.

Due to gender discrimination, six girls died, more than 300,000 girls died each year.

Child labor is a serious and widespread problem in India. Indian children under the age of 14 are obliged to work in glass blowing, fireworks and firecrackers, most of whom work in carpet manufacturing plants. The Indian government reported that there are about 20 million child laborers, but NGOs count about 50 million children. Most of these child laborers in northern India began working because of poverty and were forced to work to overcome this problem.

Child labor usually refers to hiring a child in every job regardless of payment. Child labor is not limited to India, it is a global phenomenon. As far as India is concerned, this problem is a malignant problem as Indian children have traditionally helped their farm and other parents' original activities. Overpopulation, illiteracy, poverty, and debt traps are some of the common causes of this problem. Parents who have a heavy burden and difficulty in debt can not understand the importance of a normal childhood under the pressure of their own troubles so that the emotional and psychological balance of the child's brain is deteriorated and strict wild or domestic affairs I can not prepare to. It is absolutely unethical for multinational companies to adopt children to gain more work and less wages in the apparel industry. On international platforms, the problem of child labor is also raised as a global concern.

India is the country of The Hague. The Children's Home Indian course offers two ways: to wait for traditional things and children. Traditional trucks serve families with or without Indian tradition and these families are open to children with small / moderate to moderate needs. Waiting for a child's way is a service to families who are interested in adopting a specific child waiting for us. According to the decision of the Central Authority Administration Authority (CARA) of the Indian Central Authority, all children matched through the Indian plan can be legally adopted. Children enter the orphanage nationwide by abandonment or abandonment of their parents. Children are usually between 6 months and 14 years old during introduction. Families in our traditional path must be open to children with clear needs. Child needs vary from mild, moderate, or from correctable to moderate, more important or lifelong needs.