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ABOUT ARUNODHAYA

Registered Charitable Trust 1992

We believe that all children are born with an inherent right to justice, peace and freedom and deserve access to all fundamental human rights including education, health care, love, respect, security and protection.

Centre For Street & Working Children

We work towards the elimination of child labour in all forms; the protection of child workers and street children who have been victims of abuse and assist in the strengthening and supporting of their families.

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Arunodhaya Centre for Street & Working Children

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Visit Mr. Jean Frederic Geolier, Board Member, ASMAE, Mr. Louis Marie Piron, Executive Officer, French Catholic Education

Visit Mr. Jean Frederic Geolier, Board Member, ASMAE, Mr. Louis Marie Piron, Executive Officer, French Catholic Education Share on Facebook Share...
From Child Workers to Educated Artistes, Chennai Parai Drummers’ Journey

Chennai: After performing in Chennai, folk musician N Deepan stunned the audience by revealing he was a child labourer once. From the age of 10, he...
Training on Cyber Crime for Adolescent Girls & Boys

Training on Cyber Crime for Adolescent Girls & Boys Supported by Cyber cell, Commissioner Office, Chennai Share on Facebook Share Share on...
ASMAE French Volunteers Work Camp at Shelter Home

ASMAE French Volunteers Work Camp at Shelter Home Share on Facebook Share Share on TwitterTweet Share on Google Plus Share Share on Pinterest Share...

“We are guilty of many errors and many faults, but our worst crime is abandoning the children. Many of the things we need can wait. The child cannot. To him we cannot answer “tomorrow”. His name is today.

- Gabriela Mistral

RECENT PRESS RELEASES

CHILD PROTECTION DAY – July 16th 2016

CONFEDERATION OF ARUNODHAYA CHILDREN SANGAM Arunodhaya Centre for Street and Working Children CHILD PROTECTION DAY – July 16th 2016 In 2004...
Manifesto seeks right to education up to 18 years, The Hindu, 20 Feb 2006.

A comprehensive law should be enacted immediately for Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry to ensure free, quality, compulsory and equitable education for all...
SHG movement being extended to cover men, The Hindu, 22 Mar 2007.

The self-help group movement, largely confined to women until now, is being extended to men in the city. A non-governmental organisation, Arunodhaya,...
National Coastal Women’s Movement formed, The Hindu, 16 Oct 2007.

The National Coastal Women’s Movement (NCWM), a network of women from the coastal villages of Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Andhra Pradesh, was formed...
“Allow children to attend grama sabha meetings”, The Hindu, 28 Dec 2008.

The Confederation of Arunodhaya Children Sangams (CACS) has urged the State government to allow children to take part in grama and nagara sabha...