17.8 million children in India remain out of school. Millions of poor Indians cannot afford healthcare.
Oxfam India’s focus on ensuring essential services such as health and education is a direct way of reducing the inter-generational inequality that keeps people trapped in poverty.
Our work ensures that a child born in a poorest of poor families has a chance at healthcare, prior to and after birth, and at universal, inclusive and quality elementary education.
An important aspect of our work in essential services is to make financing available for the universal provision of essential services. We campaign for the introduction of progressive tax reforms and for corporations to pay fair taxes owed to the country.
27 Jul, 2022
Raebareli, Uttar Pradesh
Having ensured that children from our Mohalla Classes are back in schools, we have started work on strengthening the schools as is laid out in the Right To Eduction Act of 2009. One of the aspects tha...
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Fatehpur, Uttar Pradesh
According to UNESCO report for the year 2020, 0.32 billion students across the county were affected due to school closure due to the pandemic. Previous studies show that short term disruption in schoo...
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Meerut, Uttar Pradesh
Monu (13) and Sonu (11), two brothers, were working in a brick kiln with their parents. They would have continued working and would be pushed permanently into child labour had it not been for our comm...
Read More03 Aug, 2022
Fatehpur, Uttar Pradesh
Shanu could rattle off multiples of five with ease. But that was it. He couldn’t read or write otherwise.
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05 Aug, 2022
Pratapgarh, Uttar Pradesh
बाल मज़दूरी एक ऐसा अभिशाप है जो समाज में व्याप्त गैर-बराबरी को और ज्यादा बढ़ाता है। बाल मज़दूर बच्चे अन्य बच्चों की तुलना में विकास के अवसरों को हासिल करने में पीछे रह जाते हैं। शिक्षा हीं ऐ...
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09 Aug, 2022
Gumla, Jharkhand
We work with mother's group in Jharkhand along with children and schools and this is how we came across Suraj Lohra. Ten-year-old Suraj Lohra was an out of school child.
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