Child care NGOs play a crucial role in supporting working parents, particularly in migrant and low-income communities where safe childcare options are limited. Many parents work long hours in construction sites, factories, or informal sectors and cannot supervise young children during the day. Child care NGO provide safe, structured environments where children receive care, supervision, and early learning support.

These centres often offer nutrition, health monitoring, hygiene education, and play-based learning activities. This ensures children's physical and emotional well-being while also promoting early cognitive development. By integrating basic literacy and social skills into daily routines, child care programs prepare children for formal schooling.

For parents, especially mothers, access to reliable childcare reduces stress and allows them to work without worrying about their child's safety. It also prevents older siblings from dropping out of school to take care of younger children.