Juvenile Club

The Juvenile Club, initiated by World Vision Foundation, is a commendable effort aimed at raising awareness and empowering children under the age of 18. Through this effort, we focus on educating children about their rights and responsibilities, ensuring they are informed and able to assert their entitlements. We believe that every child deserves to be treated with dignity and respect.

A key aspect of the Juvenile Club is to ensure that children are receiving their rights in a proper manner. We closely monitor their well-being, advocate for their needs, and take necessary action if their rights are being compromised. By providing a platform for open dialogue, we encourage children to express their concerns and seek assistance when required. 

Furthermore, the Juvenile Club extends support to children who may find themselves involved in criminal activities or falsely accused of crimes. We provide them with free legal aid, ensuring their rights are safeguarded throughout the judicial process. Our aim is not only to rehabilitate and guide these children but also to prevent future involvement in criminal behavior through counseling and education.

Moreover, we believe in instilling a sense of accountability in children. By educating them about the consequences of mistreatment or engaging in criminal activities, we promote responsible behavior, empathy, and respect for others. 

The Juvenile Club plays a pivotal role in shaping the lives of children, equipping them with knowledge, support, and guidance. World Vision Foundation remains dedicated to ensuring that every child has a fair chance to grow and thrive in an environment that upholds their rights. Through this initiative, we work towards creating a society where every child is protected, respected, and provided with opportunities to reach their full potential.