Mental health professionals working in Chennai schools face many constraints as they navigate the delicate path of helping children, while some schools don’t even have counsellors.
Eviction and resettlement policies fail to take into account their negative impact on education, leading to increase in dropouts and children taking to anti-social activities.
Child marriages are not uncommon in Chennai. Know more about the existing law against such marriage and how to register a complaint if you hear of one.
Can schools be held responsible for sexual crimes by individuals within their premises? What should they do to prevent such abuse and ensure justice for survivors?
In the backdrop of incidents of child sexual abuse that have come to light recently, more awareness is needed on legislations and institutions that work for protection of children.
How has the pandemic affected children? What can parents do to help children cope during this period and make life less stressful? Key takeaways from our recent webinar.
The Tamil Nadu Commission for the Protection of Child Rights (TNCPCR) was reconstituted last week with a chairperson and six members, after lying defunct for almost a year. The tasks ahead are mammoth and pressing.
With children attending online school and parents working from home while managing other responsibilities, levels of stress have begun to skyrocket. How can mindful parenting help?
