Access is an anti-child slavery organization that seeks to promote and safeguard child rights amid the ever-growing incidence of modern-day child slavery. Access, established in 2009, is registered with the Nepal Government (Regd. No:-134) and affiliated with the Social Welfare Council (Affiliation No:-29034). Access functions as per the spirit of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and Convention on Child Rights. Access is integrating a human rights-based approach into all its programs. In practice, this means that all activities should contribute to the realization of human rights. It implies that basic human rights principles, such as equality in rights, participation, and accountability, together with human rights standards, should guide the elaboration, implementation, and evaluation of all programs. Implementation should ensure the fulfillment of the goals proclaimed by the United Nations as Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Access: to achieve the enjoyment of all human rights for all, particularly a child. Vision
Restoring the childhood of children trapped in slavery, trafficking, labor exploitation, and sexual abuse. Mission
Rescuing children from slavery and restoring their childhood through a safe and sustainable family reintegration with the provision of educational opportunities and vocational training for children and livelihood support for the family,
Empowering parents and children on child rights and protection skills to take an informed decision for their protection, development, and dignity,
Lobbying with the government agency to promote and protect the human rights of children trapped in or at risk of slavery and abuse. Target Group
Children trapped in or at risk of slavery and abuse such as child laborers, trafficking survivors, economically poor children, etc.
