Our Purpose
rights of the child
and equal opportunities
for children and youths
Childhood and adolescent development is like a puzzle. Each child’s puzzle is unique, with different patterns, piece shapes, and final images.
To complete the puzzle, various pieces are needed. We call these puzzle pieces resources.
The resources children need vary widely, including building trusting relationships with adults, participating in shared experiences, accessing various information, and having material and financial support.
various resources
through collabration with children,
their caregivers and institutions.
Not all children have sufficient resources around them.
Some children lack the necessary pieces, and some caregivers struggle to understand how to assemble them.
We gather and provide essential resources based on the needs of these children, enabling them to complete their own puzzles.
Social Care
“Social care” refers to a system where children without guardians or those who cannot be raised by their guardians for various reasons are protected and nurtured under public responsibility. It is a part of the child welfare system and includes children’s homes and foster care.
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Lights On Children engages from outside this public system aiming to supplement it and enhance opportunities for children.
Our Initiatives
Lights On Children works in partnership with child welfare sites (such as children’s homes and foster family support organizations) that directly support children.
Furthermore, we engage with multiple sectors, including corporate social responsibility initiatives and expert research. We aim to be a hub that connects these sectors, facilitating the flow of resources.
Resource
Delivery
Initiative
Focus on identifying the challenges and needs of children, their caregivers, and social care stakeholders, and strive to deliver resources that correspond with their needs.
Resource
Cultivating
Initiative
Engage with corporations and other entities to foster interest and understanding in social care and other fields in child welfare, and promote the creation and expansion of resources such as donations.
Resource
Thinking
Initiative
Gather information and conduct research and development on the aforementioned two initiatives and related fields, aiming to create new resources.
