We mobilise family members, faith leaders, parents, and those involved in wedding ceremonies to raise awareness and promote  pledges that reject child marriage. Through days of action, community events, and door-to-door conversations, we build a culture where child marriage is actively questioned and prevented.

Our team members and partners monitor risks, and stop child marriages through counselling and persuasion and, where necessary, legal action. This localised vigilance ensures that no child is invisible.

Our intervention model can be triggered by children themselves or by concerned friends and family members. Once alerted, we engage  families, negotiating with community influencers, and using legal mechanisms when required to stop the marriage.

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Through sustained, ground-level intervention supported by a strong community network, we have prevented over 460,000 child marriages since inception. 

Ending child marriage requires reducing the vulnerabilities that push families toward child marriage. We connect families to government support and scholarship programmes, so that economic hardship does not dictate a child’s future.

Through structured referrals and coordination with state institutions, we have connected  2.1 million vulnerable families to government social protection programmes.