| . | Identification of child labour through survey and awareness raising in public. |
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| . | Release and rescue of child labourers. |
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| . | Educational rehabilitation of rescued children –
(i) Rehabilitation of children in the age group 5-14 who are rescued
(ii) Rehabilitation of Children who are out of school, not working but at risk of engaging in work, and
(iii) Vocational Education for adolescents (14-17)
(iv) Children of the street and children on the street should be admitted in schools or in alternative schools |
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| . | Preventive intervention
(i) Preventing children, who are in school but working part time, from being drop out, and
(ii) Improving quality of education, |
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| . | Focus on migrant children
(i) Send these children to their parent state, wherever it is possible;
(ii) If, in any case it is not possible to send such children to parent state, than rehabilitate them in State with admission in residential school;
(iii) Accommodate the children of migrant workers in temporary or regular school wherever possible; and
(iv) Admit the migrant children in residential school, who are found migrant children without family, either runaway from home or came through the mediator. |
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| . | Provide alternatives Income Generation to Parent, |
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| . | Awareness and Social mobilization, |
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| . | Child Labour Monitoring, |
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| . | Training, Capacity building and Research. |
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