#mobilecreche

How does a mobile creche facility help children of working mothers in migrant communities?

A mobile creche facility at an NGO provides childcare services for children of working mothers, particularly in migrant communities and construction sites. Many parents working in daily wage jobs are unable to supervise young children during the day, which can put children at risk of accidents or neglect.

Mobile creches create safe spaces where children receive care, nutrition, and early learning opportunities while their parents work. These centres are usually set up close to workplaces or temporary settlements so that parents can easily access them.

Trained caregivers ensure children participate in age-appropriate activities such as storytelling, play-based learning, and social interaction. Health check-ups, nutrition support, and hygiene awareness are also often included in these programs.

Most construction workers who are contractual labourers migrate from nearby states and cities in search of a livelihood. In their struggle for survival, the needs of children, such as education, health, and safety, often remain neglected.

Children living at construction sites are highly vulnerable. Young ones frequently suffer from malnutrition, undernourishment, accidents, and multiple health issues. Older children, instead of going to school, are forced to look after their younger siblings while their parents work long hours at construction sites. This cycle leaves them deprived of both care and education.

Sakhi- A Child Care NGO working constantly for kids run Mobile Crèches to provide safe, affordable, and quality childcare for the children of women labourers and marginalised families. Our centres create a nurturing environment where children receive proper nutrition, early education, healthcare, and protection. Sakshi NGO supervises Mobile Crèches and Daycare Centres at construction sites across Gurgaon, Noida, and Delhi.