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Non-profit Aide et Action last week presented the startling results of a survey of 1,970 migrant children from a district in western Orissa to local government officials, revealing that fewer than 1% of the children surveyed were actually enrolled in school. Conducted in partnership with the United Nations Children’s Fund (Unicef), the survey revealed that only 34 children were attending classes, only 44 were accessing local anganwadi or government-run childcare facilities, and that fewer than 3% were getting routine immunizations.
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migrant children, Orissa, anganwadi, childcare, school, government, education, immunizations, Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA), local community, brick kiln workers, enrolment
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