Objectives

To expand the existing Home - Basera-e-Tabassum, to accommodate more girls as and when the infrastructure and finances are available – five hundred children by 2015.
To establish more number of Homes in the Valley on the model of Basera-e-Tabassum.
To attend to the physical, mental and emotional health; hygiene and medical needs of the girls. With special emphasis on education.
To provide each child protection from discrimination, abuse and neglect.
To provide each child the right to development, including education and a standard of living which would be adequate for the child’s physical, mental, spiritual and social development.
To mobilize the community, and also extend a hand through community outreach programmes and initiatives in the areas of Education, Health, and Economic development.
To organize medical and mental health camps, and set up Emergency Medical Services.
To educate the children and the locals on health, nutrition, reproductive health, sanitation, hygiene etc.
To provide training to the locals involved in our project for sustainability, local participation and ownership in the future.
To network and closely partner with professionals and experts from other states to add value to the growth of the children.
To conduct exposure and study tours for the children to various parts of India.
To network with all other organizations both local and non-local, working in related areas ( schools, training centers, hospitals, agencies)

Child rights in general and girls' in particular would be addressed.
Restoration of the girls' rights to survival, participation and development.
Changing attitudes within the girls themselves as to their rights and needs.
Inspire a more nurturing attitude toward the girl child in their families and communities.
Feeling of adequacy and belongingness, building of self-esteem in the girls.
Freedom of expression which would enhance the creativity of the girl-child.
A better future with opportunities to become self-dependent.
New skills - physical, moral and life skills for a sound future
Access to quality education, the chance of a successful career and a more empowered life in general.
Participation of the girls in social/ economic / political processes and programmes
Development of a model programme for replication in other parts of Jammu & Kashmir/ other countries with insurgencies

Access to rehabilitation services and education for over 500 girls - orphaned, abandoned and displaced children.
Employment for women.
Training to the staff/ employees.
Increased awareness of the importance of the status of the girl-child and her education in Jammu and Kashmir.
Building a school.
Similar schools and homes based on this model.

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