A parent's migration should never interrupt a child's education, safety, or future. We work to ensure continuity of learning and wellbeing for children in migrant households.
Addressing the disruption to schooling caused by parental migration or family relocation — through school enrollment support, transfer facilitation, and community monitoring.
Bridge courses, remedial learning, and structured after-school support for children who have experienced gaps in their education due to migration.
Strengthening community-based child protection systems in high-migration source areas — where children are at elevated risk when caregivers are absent.
Expanding access to quality digital learning tools for children in low-connectivity, high-migration communities — using low-bandwidth and offline-capable platforms.
When parents migrate for work — seasonally or permanently — children are often left behind in source communities with grandparents or older siblings. The absence of a primary caregiver, combined with economic stress and disrupted routines, increases dropout risk, vulnerability to child labour, and early marriage for girls.
When families migrate together, children face the challenges of mid-year school transfer, language barriers, and unfamiliar environments. Both scenarios result in learning loss that compounds over time — with long-term consequences for economic mobility in the next generation.
CSR funding for this pillar directly translates to education access, child protection, and digital tools for children who are otherwise invisible to the system.
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