In this “Reaching the Unreached Question and Answers“, we will discuss the topic of reaching the unreached from a variety of perspectives. We will explore the challenges and opportunities of this work, as well as the best practices for reaching and serving marginalized communities. Read More 8th Class English Question and Answers.
Reaching the Unreached Question and Answers
Answer the following questions.
Question 1.
Complete the following table based on the above article.
Answer:
| Name of the child | Age | Nature of work for which engaged |
| Romesh | 14 years | Rag picking |
| Shanti | 9 years | Cooking, moping, cleaning and washing clothes |
Question 2.
Who rescued the two children ? Where did they take them to ?
Answer:
Some rescuer called 1098 helpline and Romesh got a helping hand from “The Child Line”. He is now one of the beneficiaries of Andhra Pradesh State based project for the Elimination of Child Labour. In the case of Shanti, the neighbours informed the “Child Labour Enforcement Team”. She was rescued and is now placed in a girls’ transit home.
Question 3.
Many households in your neighbourhood employ children to do the menial jobs. What will you do to save those children?
Answer:
At first I will talk with the owners who employ children to do the menial jobs and make them realize that they are doing wrong. I will make them know that those children are like their own children. I will ask them to educate those unlucky children and feed them well if they can. Next, I will inform the “Child Labour Enforcement Team” about those children. Thus, I will try to save them.
Question 4.
What is the role of CRY?
Answer:
CRY is an organization that partners some basic level organizations working for children, their parents and communities. CRY’s role is that of a bridge between child developmental organizations and people working for marginalized children. They gather the support, money and time of the Indians around the world and thousands of field workers across India who struggle to enrich the lives of children.
Question 5.
Two organisations are working to save the destitutes. What are they?
Answer:
The organisations that are working to save the destitutes are:
- Child Rights and You (CRY) and
- Save our Soul (SOS)
Question 6.
How does SOS work?
Answer:
SOS provides family-based care for children. It advocates the concerns, rights and needs of children. SOS focuses on strengthening families, helping them to stay together during difficult times and provide the best care possible to their children. SOS children’s village experts work with families to help them develop a wide range of skills, from household budget planning, how to get a job and earning a living, to bonding with a child or young person and learning to create a stable family life at home.
We hope that this discussion has helped you to better understand and appreciate the importance of reaching the unreached.