Looking for ways to support children's rights to be free were you live, or in your country or even the world? Check out our tips below and pick the ones that suits you. You can make a difference!

Talk about it

Inform friends, family and neighbours about the occurrence of child labour and child trafficking. Make sure that everybody is aware of how human traffickers operate, including how children can protect themselves from being exploited.

See something? Say something!

If you hear about or see something that looks like harmful child labour or a case of trafficking, report it to the authorities. However, don’t put yourself at risk. If you worry about retaliation, ask a trusted adult to help you.

Enlighten your surroundings

Start a group or school-club to talk about the issues of child labour and slavery. Use posters, presentations, or social media to raise awareness of the harmful effects of child labour on health and development. Also, raise awareness of the importance of enforcing child labor laws.

Support working children

Are there children having to work where you live or in your country? Is the work harmful and/or stops them from getting an education? Is possible, join them at home and talk respectfully with their parents or caregivers. Explain the importance of going to school, and your country’s laws agains harmful child labour. You can help organize fundraisers or awareness campaigns to assist handling who can't afford school fees or have to work to support their families. This could include scholarship programs or school supply drives.

Create change

Use your talents in arts, music, writing, or drama to highlight the issue of child labor and its impact. Share your messages at school, community centers, or through online platforms.

Engage with local leaders

Reach out to local leaders or organizations to discuss the issue of child labor and explore how joint community initiatives can help combat child labour and slavery.

Community Outreach

Volunteer at local centers or organizations that work to support children who are exploited in workplaces, or who fight against child trafficking. Your help can make a real difference in, whether it is packing boxes, handing out flyers or organizing a fun day out for children.

Where does it come from?

Some companies, including huge corporations producing everything from carpets to soft toys, sneakers and sports equipment, have been known to use child labour. Do you research and make sure not to buy products that may have been made by children. You can also write to the companies and demand that they stop exploiting children in their factories and workplaces.

Remember, every little effort counts. By raising your voice and taking action, you can help create a community where every child has the right to education, health, and a childhood free from labour.