Prayas JAC Society

Prayas JAC Society A 38 years old National Level Organisation, working for Marginalised Children, Youth & Women What Thematic Areas Do We Cover?

Trafficking, Child Labour, Child Rights, Child Abuse, Street / Railway / Missing Children, Beggars, Homeless, Juvenile Justice, Juvenile Delinquency, Violence Against Women

What Are Our Intervention Activities? Health & Nutrition, Hygiene & Sanitation, Alternate / Remedial Education, Vocational Training, Placements / Entrepreneurship, Shelter Homes / Institutional Care, Child Protection Unit, Child Line 1098, Prayas Institute of Economic Empowerment (PIEE), Institute of Juvenile Justice (IJJ)

What Are Our Objectives? Undertaking Empowerment and Rights-based programs for the care, protection, development, welfare, rehabilitation and social reintegration of the disadvantaged children, youth and women

Organizing Educational Programs for the out of school unreached children, and eventually mainstreaming them into school

Running Vocational Training programs, Micro-finance and Micro-enterprises, and organizing self-help groups to empower these disadvantaged groups and their communities

Organizing Health, Nutrition, Sanitation & Medical services for poor communities, including health awareness programs. Developing Recreational, Cultural and Library facilities for its target communities

Offering Counseling and Psychological support, particularly for those in disaster and crisis situations

Running Model Homes for children without family support in need of institutional protection care and non-institutional services

Initiating Advocacy and Convergence programs to usher in policy changes, and to clearly define the role of the voluntary sector vis-à-vis the Government, Corporates & Democratic institutions. Conducting Studies and Researches on thematic areas, including Juvenile Justice, Child Trafficking and Abuse, Child Labour, etc. Bringing out Publications on issues dealing with the development of children, youth and women in deprived communities.

Samastipur, BiharOur teachers and students across states have been raising their voices against child marriage through l...
05/09/2026

Samastipur, Bihar

Our teachers and students across states have been raising their voices against child marriage through learning and collective action.

This Teachers’ Day, we celebrate their continued contribution to the cause and stand with, Mr. Bhuwan Ribhu JustRights and all partners as this movement grows into a global call for childhood, choice and dignity.

27 November - International Day for the Elimination of Child, Early and Forced Marriage.



Kheda, GujaratOur teachers and students across states have been raising their voices against child marriage through lear...
05/09/2026

Kheda, Gujarat

Our teachers and students across states have been raising their voices against child marriage through learning and collective action.

This Teachers’ Day, we celebrate their continued contribution to the cause and stand with , Mr. Bhuwan Ribhu, JustRights and all partners as this movement grows into a global call for childhood, choice and dignity.

27 November — International Day for the Elimination of Child, Early and Forced Marriage.



On the occasion of teachers Day From Dal Lake, Srinagar,  we raise our voices for a childhood of learning, dreams and ch...
05/09/2026

On the occasion of teachers Day From Dal Lake, Srinagar, we raise our voices for a childhood of learning, dreams and choice not marriage.

JustRights



Congratulations  to Mr. Bhuwan Ribhu, Just Rights for Children and all our family members of JRC that we have shown the ...
05/09/2026

Congratulations to Mr. Bhuwan Ribhu, Just Rights for Children and all our family members of JRC that we have shown the world a path
JustRights Ministry of Women & Child Development, Government of India MyGovIndia

05/09/2026

A teacher help a child believe in what they can become. And in every classroom, we learn from children too: their curiosity, resilience, and quiet persistence to keep moving forward.

At Prayas, we celebrate the teachers who nurture not just young minds, but hope for a better tomorrow; one child, one lesson, one day at a time.

Because when we teach children, we shape the future; and when we listen to them, they teach us how to build it.

05/09/2026

A heartfelt congratulations to Bhuwan Ribhu, Just Rights for Children and all partners for this extraordinary collective effort.

Your persistence has helped turn a shared concern into a global day of recognition ; "27 November, the International Day for the Elimination of Child, Early and Forced Marriage."

A significant step towards making childhood, choice and dignity a reality for every child.

JustRights


03/09/2026

Through art, children imagined a future where girls learn, build skills, women lead with dignity, and childhood is never interrupted by child marriage. Every colour on the canvas is a small step towards a Child Marriage-Free India.

JustRights





03/09/2026

“Let every child learn, let every child dream, let every child be a child.”

JustRights





Akshaya Tritiya is celebrated as a day of prosperity and new beginnings. However, the occasion has also historically bee...
02/09/2026

Akshaya Tritiya is celebrated as a day of prosperity and new beginnings. However, the occasion has also historically been associated with mass marriages, creating a heightened risk of child marriages being conducted under the cover of traditional and large-scale wedding ceremonies.

No tradition, custom or celebration can justify taking away a child's childhood, education, dignity, health and future.

For years, Prayas with Just Rights for Children has been raising awareness and mobilising communities to prevent child marriage, particularly around occasions and periods that may increase the risk of such practices. Through community engagement, awareness campaigns and stakeholder mobilisation, we continue to work towards ensuring that every child is protected from child marriage.

This Akshaya Tritiya, let us reaffirm our commitment to ensure that every celebration becomes an opportunity to protect children-not deprive them of their childhood.

JustRights





Akshaya Tritiya is celebrated as a day of prosperity and new beginnings. However, the occasion has also historically bee...
02/09/2026

Akshaya Tritiya is celebrated as a day of prosperity and new beginnings. However, the occasion has also historically been associated with mass marriages, creating a heightened risk of child marriages being conducted under the cover of traditional and large-scale wedding ceremonies.

No tradition, custom or celebration can justify taking away a child's childhood, education, dignity, health and future.

For years, Prayas JAC Society has been raising awareness and mobilising communities to prevent child marriage, particularly around occasions and periods that may increase the risk of such practices. Through community engagement, awareness campaigns and stakeholder mobilisation, we continue to work towards ensuring that every child is protected from child marriage.

This Akshaya Tritiya, let us reaffirm our commitment to ensure that every celebration becomes an opportunity to protect children-not deprive them of their childhood.

JustRights





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