A child can be present in a classroom and still remain excluded from learning, participation, and dignity. That gap between formal inclusion and meaningful inclusion sits at the heart of child protection practice, especially for children with disabilities.

Four months back, in February 2026, our team from across the country gathered in Pune for six days of team capacity building, learning, recreation, reflection […]

Most of us, at some point in life, have heard people define motherhood in very specific ways like giving birth, raising children of your own, […]

Miracle Foundation India continues to strengthen its youth-focused initiatives by empowering young people with leadership opportunities, community engagement platforms, and pathways towards active citizenship and […]

For Rakesh Kumar, Child Protection Officer (Non-Institutional Care) in Muzaffarpur, Bihar, child protection work goes far beyond responding to emergencies. Having worked across districts like […]

For Raju (name changed) from Maharashtra, childhood changed suddenly at the age of three when his father passed away in an accident. The loss left his mother, […]

As part of ongoing efforts to strengthen community-based child protection and support the well-being of children and families, Miracle Foundation India, along with an external […]

Over the past year, the Leadership Dialogue Series hosted by Miracle Foundation India and the India Alternative Care Network has brought together leaders across the […]

Miracle Foundation India, along with its partner, Mahesh Foundation, and local community members, marked International Women’s Day 2026 with a community celebration on March 24, […]

For many young people transitioning out of institutional care, stepping into adulthood brings uncertainty, especially around finances, identity, and independence. In this context, Miracle Foundation […]

For every child to grow up in a safe and nurturing family, it takes more than intent; it takes consistent, on-the-ground effort. At Miracle Foundation […]

Separation from family can take many forms, but for a child, it often feels the same: confusing, overwhelming, and deeply unsettling. At 17, Samaira (name […]