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An NGO can support a POCSO victim only by helping the child reach lawful protection systems such as the police/SJPU, Child Welfare Committee, District Child Protection Unit, District Legal Services…
Building and construction workers in Uttarakhand can contact the BOCW Welfare Board for welfare registration and support.
Women affected by violence can contact 181 or the nearest One Stop Centre for counselling, medical help, legal aid, police facilitation and short-term shelter where available.
For domestic violence, workplace threats, family/community violence or shelter/legal support, call Women Helpline 181 or contact the nearest One Stop Centre.
Use 1930 for cybercrime such as online fraud, blackmail, harassment, impersonation or digital abuse.
eBaalnidan is an official online complaint mechanism for child rights violations under the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights.
For child rights violations or systemic child protection issues contact the Himachal Pradesh Commission for Protection of Child Rights in New Shimla.
Call 181 for women or girls facing mental harassment, physical harassment, molestation, dowry harassment, domestic violence, trafficking, sexual harassment or for information on Bihar women-related schemes.
Women affected by violence can approach the nearest OSC for police medical legal counselling and temporary shelter support. Use 181 for referral when unsure.
Use SHe-Box for workplace sexual harassment complaints. It is for public, private, organised and unorganised sector workers.
Women affected by violence can call 181 or contact the nearest Sakhi One Stop Centre for medical, police, legal, shelter and counselling support.
Call Women Helpline 181 for 24x7 support; contact the nearest district One Stop Centre or Protection Officer for counselling, legal, police, medical and shelter routing.
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Emergency help: Call 1098 Child Helpline, 112 Emergency Response, or the nearest police station if a child is in danger. Child protection is not only the…
Emergency help: Call 1098 Child Helpline, 112 Emergency Response, or contact the nearest police station immediately. Child marriage is not a family tradition or a private…
Emergency help: Call 1098 Child Helpline, 112 Emergency Response, or contact the nearest police station immediately. A missing child is not just a family problem. It…
An NGO can support a POCSO victim only by helping the child reach lawful protection systems such as the police/SJPU, Child Welfare Committee, District Child Protection Unit, District Legal Services…