The NCRC is engaged in surveying and conducting research on the development of new child policies and improvement of child-related social systems.

The NCRC engages in a wide range of joint projects with local communities towards all children receiving attention and benefits regardless of economic status, race, or special needs.

We run training programs to hone the professional skills of childcare facility staff and build safe community-based systems that are readily accessible anywhere across the nation.

Many children suffer from abuse, need a loving home, or go missing. The NCRC arranges family-style care for children in need of protection for their well-being and healthy development.

National Center for the Rights of the Child (NCRC) supports children in need of care in order for them to grow up happy by protecting them through home-type care.

The NCRC provides youth with a system of services necessary to help them as they age out of a formal care system towards successful adjustment to society and growth as independent, contributing members of society.

We also support asset-building efforts to prepare them for financial self-reliance.

The NCRC is dedicated to bringing about the best practices and policies for children We strive to fulfill the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.