Description: This PSA introduces Child Welfare Committee to the public. This committee constituted under the juvenile justice act of 2000, ensures justice to children. CWC, having the powers of a judicial first-class magistrate, takes final decisions about the care and welfare of children. This PSA exhorts the public to be vigilant about the rights and protection of children and to report any of its violations to CWC. This PSA introduces Child Welfare Committee to the public. This committee constituted under the juvenile justice act of 2000, ensures justice to children. CWC, having the powers of a judicial first-class magistrate, takes final decisions about the care and welfare of children. This PSA exhorts the public to be vigilant about the rights and protection of children and to report any of its violations to CWC

Translation: YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE..... Children are not only the wealth of family but also the treasure of the nation. They should be taken care of by individuals/citizens despite of their religion or cast. If you find any children isolated in villages or cities, in distress or trouble, as victims of child abuse or child labour, as begging and wandering, inform immediately to CWC. CWC or child welfare committee was established in the year 2000 in order to make necessary arrangements in legal actions for the protection of children and to provide required protection and care for them CWC with the authority of judicial first class magistrate is the committee which takes final decision in matters related to protection and care of children Do not hesitate to fulfil your responsibilities, thinking that you may be made a witness in police station or in the court procedures if you report such a case. If any kind of child related issues get into your focus call 04936 286900 or 8129882728, where you will get acquainted with the member of CWC who is in charge of concerned panchayath. Details of the informer will be kept secret and there will not be any other difficulties for them Join in with us to make Wayanad a child friendly district.

Credits: Joseph Pallath