ECLT is committed to fight child labour in Mozambique.
children
adults
Access schools, learn about child labour and safe agricultural practices, earn and save money, improve nutrition and, generally live better.
Community members learn about the dangers of child labour through activities like campaigns, parent and teacher committees, publications and radio shows.
people learned about child labour and how to prevent it in Mozambique
Services like homework support, better infrastructure and scholastic materials keep kids in school.
children were supported to stay in school
young people got job or farm skills training to help them enter decent work.
I dropped out of school in grade 5
Evasse Robate, 15 years old, Angonia District
Evasse had dropped out of school. He was working to help his family. ECLT supported Community Child Protection Committee members were able to connect Evasse to support and help his uncle send him back to school.
Simple things like uniforms, school materials and basic hygiene articles, can help get children back in school and encourage them to stay.
"Now I am studying and am very happy, which makes me want to continue."
Village groups teach parents to earn and save more money and gain income generating skills.
community members learned to set up small businesses and village loan groups
% of group members are women, helping them gain financial independence.
homes received seeds to grow food in homestead gardens