Red Light Area Community Mapping, Kamathipura, Mumbai (2024-25)
Over the years, Prerana has witnessed significant changes in the RLAs. Since 2011, Prerana began routinely mapping the RLAs of Mumbai –
Red Light Area Community Mapping, Falkland Road, Mumbai (2024-25)
Over the years, Prerana has witnessed significant changes in the RLAs. Since 2011, Prerana began routinely mapping the RLAs of Mumbai –
Red Light Area Community Mapping, Vashi-Turbhe, Mumbai (2024-25)
Over the years, Prerana has witnessed significant changes in the RLAs. Since 2011, Prerana began routinely mapping the RLAs of Mumbai –
Prerana Patrika Edition 4: Insights Into Our Sanmaan Program
Sanmaan protects the rights of children found begging in public places, to restore their dignity and harness growth opportunities within their environments.
Step By Step: Equipping Vulnerable Children for the Journey to Adulthood
Discover a phased, age-appropriate framework to equip vulnerable youth with Independent Living Skills (ILS) under the Juvenile Justice Act. A guide for
The Silence of Recovery: When Justice Isn’t a Verdict
After a recent High Court verdict, we reflect on what justice really means for the children who are victims of sexual violence.
First Steps Inside (Practices for Case Workers During Preliminary Home Visits)
Pithouse (1998) has termed social case work as ‘an invisible trade’, as it requires critical intervention within the privacy of the service
Threads of Care (Inside Prerana’s Case Management Approach)
This document provides a concise overview of case management, combining core theory with practical application. It draws on Prerana’s field experience to
When A Child or Family Declines The Services of a Support Person: Reflections from a Case Management Meeting
This blog examines what it means when a child or family declines a Support Person under the POCSO Rules within the framework
In Kamathipura’s ‘Redevelopment’ — Who Gains, Who Loses?
Kamathipura’s redevelopment raises urgent questions of displacement, trafficking, and housing rights. Who benefits—and who is erased—in Mumbai’s red-light area redevelopment?
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