Tamil Nadu Domestic Workers Welfare Trust is registered in 2005 under Trust Act. It has been working for the empowerment, rights, justice, dignity and welfare of Domestic Workers, Migrants and Children by creating a platform in the society for less privileged target group with opportunities to learn about their rights, Organising, mobilising and strengthening them, Ensuring their safety, responding and intervening during crisis, advocating and lobbying for their rights and legislations by coordinating with the state, national and international organizations etc. It is to promote their livelihood roping in with the employers through training skill development and personality development and exhibit desired good behaviour ,reliability with increased credibility.
OUR MISSION:
· As an organization we commit overselves to promote and ensure participation of domestic workers in their struggle for rights and justice, thus to have a decent living and working conditions for Domestic Workers and Migrants.
· To create platform in the society for less privileged children and provide them with opportunities to learn about their rights and empower them, to strengthen their capacities and thus enhance their skills, especially in their academic studies and work with stakeholders to promote child participation as a way of life, in all the matters concerning them and provide sustainable childhood.
OUR VISION:
· To create a just society for all Domestic Workers and Migrants, where they are treated with JUSTICE and DIGNITY, their rights are upheld, contribution recognised and voices heard.
· We also envision a society where a Child Domestic Worker is completely abolished and children enjoy mainstream education and fuller childhood.
OUR AIMS AND OBJECTIVES:
a) Empowering Domestic Workers by promoting their participation and leadership.
b) Ensuring justice for Domestic Workers by lobbying for comprehensive national legislation.
c) Ensuring dignity of Domestic Workers in order to emphasise their contribution towards the economy and quality of life.
d) Enabling a society without Child Labour.
e) Ensuring quality education for the under privileged children of the society.
