This year showed us more than ever the crucial importance of strengthening systems to create resilient communities. Working with systems—both formal and informal—to ensure that every child is safe from any kind of vulnerability is our job every day of the year.

Aangan trained community women volunteers across 7 hotspot districts with high rates of child trafficking, child labor, child marriage or exploitation to bring about a positive change in their communities

A rigorous study of Aangan’s preventive approach to child harm by Harvard FXB in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh that builds an evidence-based case for the need of accelerated investments in prevention.

A story dedicated to the data-shy women, adolescent girls and community workers that embarked on a path-breaking journey of demystifying and applying community-level data for keeping children safe.

In 240 villages and urban settlements across 20 hotspot districts of 6 states: Bihar, UQar Pradesh, West Bengal, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Odisha; Aangan brought together 4450 women volunteers and 290 government officials to make communites safer for children.