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Nourish a Migrant Child, Nourish a Dream!

Help migrant children get the nutrition, immunisation
and foundational support they need to grow, learn and thrive.

Our Ask

₹40,00,000

keeps 4 ECCE centres running for a year

Our Envisioned Impact

600 migrant children
Fully immunised • Fed • In school

Donate a School Kit Now!

To donate in USD via Benevity, click here:

  • Sampark Benevity Unique Identifier: 5869958183015_b9c0
  • Project External ID: Nourish a Migrant Child Nourish a Dream

To donate in USD via Global Giving, click here:

To donate in INR via Give, click here:

YOUR GIFT IS THEIR GROWTH.
CONTRIBUTE TODAY.

Why This Matters for Migrant Children ?

Sampark’s Nutrition Support for Migrant Children campaign aims to ensure that children from migrant worker families receive regular, nutritious meals and the support they need to grow healthy and thrive.

Through this initiative, we invite you to contribute towards nutrition and immunisation support for children who face disruptions in access to food and essential immunisation services as their families move in search of work.

Good nutrition is fundamental to a child’s growth, development, and ability to learn. Yet, India continues to face a significant child nutrition challenge.

According to NFHS-5 (2019–21):

  • 35.5% of children under five are stunted
  • 19.3% are wasted
  • 32.1% are underweight

This directly impacts the child’s energy, retention, and ability to concentrate in school and participate in engaging activities that help their holistic development.

According to the World Health Organization, globally in 2025, there were 13.5 million children missing out on any vaccination – so-called zero-dose children.

What We Do for Early Childhood and Care
At Sampark’s community-based Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) centres, we work to make nutrition support consistent and responsive to each migrant child’s needs.
Nutrition Support
Children receive:
  • Nutritious meals
  • Regular growth monitoring
  • Identification of undernutrition
  • Supplementary nutrition where required
  • Follow-up to track recovery
Early Learning & Development
Migrant children are also engaged in age-appropriate learning activities through a blended approach of digital education, STEM classes, linguistics, and math for complete brain development.
Healthcare and Immunisation Support
Healthcare and Immunisation support is offered through three critical steps:
  1. Awareness Awareness for migrant families on early responsive caregiving
  2. Linkage Linkage with Government systems like Anganwadis and Public Health Centres 
  3. Monitoring & Follow-up Monitoring and follow-up support to ensure that we eliminate zero-dose children under the age of 3.
How Can You Partner With Us?

We invite you to participate in our Nutrition and Immunisation Support campaign and help us ensure that migrant children receive the nourishment and foundational support they need throughout the year.

Your contribution will help provide nutritious meals and nutrition support, including growth monitoring, identification of undernutrition, supplementary nutrition, and recovery tracking, for migrant children throughout the year.

Additionally, your support allows migrant children to stay connected to formal systems and become visible for immunisation support, awareness, and tracking.

Support the Campaign and Be Part of the Change

Share this campaign with your friends, family and networks.

Every contribution and every conversation brings us closer to ensuring that migrant children do not miss out on holistic development because their families move for work.

Together, let’s help migrant children grow healthier, learn better, and build a stronger future, for every meal for a migrant child is a measure of their success, and each drop of vaccination represents a destination.

Have questions? Want to partner with us?

Contact John Moses
Assistant Manager, Fundraising and Communications
+919035556103 | john@sampark.org

Together, let’s ensure every migrant child begins the school year amidst joy and curiosity!

Last Year’s Impact, This Year’s Momentum

In 2025, with the generous support of donors and partners, our Back-to-School campaign raised ₹1.82 lakhs to support children from migrant and underserved communities across Bangalore with essential school kits. Equipped with school bags, learning materials, and everyday essentials, children were able to begin the academic year feeling more prepared, confident, and included in classroom spaces.

See the impact we have created here

Pavithra, a class 7 student, enrolled in a government school close to her home in a migrant labour settlement, started her new academic year with a big smile on her face and confidence in heart.

“We did not have a bag for school before Sampark provided us with a bag, pencils etc. We are extremely happy. I will use my new school bag to carry books, pencils, and erasers. With the new school supplies, I feel more confident to be in a classroom”, said a happy Pavithra.

Sridevi, a mother, embodies the feeling of pride in her eyes and voice when she says, “My child has been studying in Doddakannelli Government school. Through Sampark’s help, my child has received a school bag which will help her carry her books, pencils and all the essentials together. Seeing my child comfortably carry her new bag to school makes me happy as well.”

This year we hope that your continued support with migrant children will help them start the current academic year with renewed enthusiasm.

SAMPARK'S VISION

A future where migrant workers, their children, and rural women move through society fully seen, recognised, and able to claim the life that is rightfully theirs.

SAMPARK'S MISSION

To remove the barriers that prevent migrant workers, their children, and rural women from accessing their rights; working with them across geographies, systems, and every stage of their journey until they can claim those rights with confidence and dignity.
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Rural women supported through SHGs and Co-operatives
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Migrant Workers Supported

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Migrant children improved their health, education and nutritional status

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(223K USD) saved by SHG Women
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(1.55 Million USD) worth of Board benefits accessed by Migrant Workers
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Migrant children mainstreamed to Government school

SAMPARK'S AREAS OF WORK

SAMPARK'S HIGHLIGHTS

Digital Inclusion Initiative
Over a 100 laptops were delivered to different locations around the country to tackle the problem of digital exclusion faced by some students of Lady Shri Ram College (LSR), Delhi University.
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Kashika Masalas
Kashika is the range of masalas made by the SHG women. To taste the traditional, native and pure masalas.
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Karnataka Kattada Sharmikara Sangha
Sampark facilitated the formation of Union of construction workers “Karnataka Kattada Sharmikara Sangha” and going strong with 643 members
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Leave No Child Behind!
Though children cannot attend creche, Sampark ensured that every child received nutritious food, immunization and education. 82 children received age-appropriate immunization (July-Dec 2020)
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