| l | | | | childrenâs programs, local childrenâs |
| There are numerous programs in place benefiting the | | | | programs also take place to directly address the local |
| welfare of children. From the United Nations (UN) | | | | plight of children. |
| alone, there are programs that protect | | | | One local-based, childrenâs program is child |
| childrenâs rights against armed conflict, | | | | feeding. Child feeding programs address the hunger |
| human trafficking, and abuse. There are also | | | | of numerous street children and children of the slums. |
| programs protecting childrenâs human rights | | | | Often, these children are lucky to eat three to four |
| for food, shelter, clothing, education, and the right to | | | | times a week. They are lucky when they eat solid, |
| play. The UN also has programs in place for children | | | | substantial food. Child feeding programs initially |
| with disabilities, marginalized or indigenous children. To | | | | address the most basic human need, which is food. |
| supplement the UNâs international | | | | |