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PECUC stands as a beacon of child rights, drawing inspiration from the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (1989) to guide its mission. With unwavering dedication, PECUC strives to safeguard the rights of every child by means of a myriad of purposeful initiatives. These encompass endeavours to actualize survival, development, protection, and participation rights for children. A movement known as Shradha Abhijan takes root, for love, care, protection, and education for children. Education, a cornerstone of progress, is championed through rigorous campaigns aiming to obliterate the scourge of child labour and trafficking. The ardent commitment to ending child sexual abuse is evidenced by the tireless work of equipping stakeholders with the knowledge and tools to make a lasting impact.
Health and nutrition take centre stage in PECUC's narrative, with initiatives designed to nurture the physical, mentalwell-being of children and ensure access to local sustenance. The battle against violence inflicted upon children takes a multifaceted form, encompassing prevention of child marriage, child abuse, and a robust framework of psychosocial counselling. Even in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, PECUC's dedication shines through as the organisation extends its arms to provide solace and guidance to parentless children.Education, a transformative force, is made inclusive and far-reaching under PECUC's facilitation, fostering leadership and even cultivating the voices of young reporters. Invaluable services await children with cerebral palsy (CP) and mental retardation (MR), promoting healing and rehabilitation. PECUC engages in policy engagement, leveraging alliances, and networking while also paving the way for model schools, fortified infrastructure, and life skills education. The organisation's imprint extends to skill development programmes, nurturing the talents of young children and youth and offering pathways to a promising future.
In its tapestry of initiatives and unswerving dedication, PECUC paints a portrait of hope, progress, and compassion, leading the charge for a world where every child's rights are not just protected but celebrated and realised.
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