About Us : . VITAL for Children

Mission
It is our mission to provide a meaningful childhood to disadvantaged children by improving the quality of life through equal and quality education, healthcare, protective services and sustainable community development.

Vision
Working towards a world where no child must suffer the injustice of poverty.

Philosophy
VITAL believes that the international community must come together through organizations like VITAL and prompt the necessary action from governments, world leaders and communities to ensure that the Rights of the Child are upheld. VITAL believes that by working with local communities on a grassroots level, and by addressing many of the underlying causes of poverty, we can generate long term and effective change.

To ensure the Rights of the Child as defined by the United Nations by providing access to shelter, food and clean water, quality education, healthcare, recreational activities and an overall protective environment

To motivate local communities to reach their full potential whilst respecting their integrity and self-determination
To reunite families and assist with repatriation in cases of lost and trafficked children
To pressurise governments to implement the necessary policies to protect child right
To raise awareness of the status of underprivileged children worldwide
To identify and protect children at high-risk who live on streets and slums

Courage to be creative and bold, with no fear of failure, in our fight against the injustice of poverty.

Moral to act consciously in our treatment of others and the environment.

Care to be self less and compassionate in every choice or decision we make.

Respect to acknowledge the integrity of each and every person.

Humility to recognise that we are part of a wider alliance against poverty.

Equality to help children irrespective of race, gender, caste, or creed.

Transparency to act honestly and be accountable for the effectiveness of our actions

"Working towards a World where no child must suffer the injustice of poverty"