Our Government & Institutional Collaborations
We are proud to partner with government departments, educational bodies, and law enforcement agencies to build a nationwide ecosystem of child safety.
Why Government Collaboration is Key
Systemic change requires a top-down and bottom-up approach. While we empower children in classrooms, our partnerships with government bodies ensure that the ecosystem around them is also trained, aware, and responsive
By training teachers through SCERT, sensitizing police officials, and working with Child Care Institutions, we help embed child protection protocols into the very fabric of our public institutions. These collaborations are essential to creating sustainable, long-term safety for children.
Government Collaborations
It has been our pleasure to engage with below authorities officially
SCERTChandigarh
(State Council of Educational Research)
NSS Chandigarh
NSS Chandigarh
NSS Mathura
NSS Mathura
Sr. Superintendent of Police (SSP)
(Mathura)
District Magistrate's Office
(Tehri Garhwal, Uttarakhand)
National Cadet
Corps (NCC)
(Delhi, Chandigarh & UP Units)
District Child Protection Unit
(DCPU, Chandigarh)
District Probation Office, Mathura
(District Child Protection Unit)
Chandigarh Administration
(Directorate of Higher Education)
District Probation Office, Mathura
(Government of UP)
"I am pleased to state that BSTI has emerged as the **only consistently active NGO in Mathura- dedicated specifically to preventing Child Sexual Abuse... The District Child Protection Unit, Mathura, highly appreciates and recognizes the sincere efforts of Bachpan Save The Innocence (BSTI) for their remarkable service toward safeguarding children and fostering a safer environment for the youth of our district."
— District Probation Officer, Mathura (Ref: 1491/Probation/DCPU/2025-26)
District Child Protection Unit (DCPU), Chandigarh Administration
"The District Child Protection Unit, Chandigarh, is pleased to collaborate with Bachpan Save The Innocence (BSTI) for conducting Good Touch–Bad Touch workshops and awareness sessions on child protection under the POCSO Act, 2012, across all Government Schools of Chandigarh. BSTI has been entrusted to conduct these workshops for children aged 8–12 years and 14–18 years, supporting DCPU’s mandate of generating awareness and implementing the Juvenile Justice Act, 2015. We appreciate BSTI’s commitment toward child safety and their role in strengthening protective education for schoolchildren of the Union Territory."
— District Child Protection Officer, Chandigarh (Memo No. DCPU/2024/657)
State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT), UT Chandigarh
"This is to acknowledge the commendable work of Bachpan Save The Innocence (BSTI) in conducting workshops on safe/unsafe touch and child sexual abuse awareness for our students. The team sensitized over 120+ students at SCERT, UT Chandigarh through 4 workshops, ensuring every student received two structured sessions. Their content was thoughtfully designed, ethically delivered, and communicated with clarity and sensitivity. We highly appreciate BSTI’s professionalism, their ability to connect with students, and their sincere efforts toward child safety and empowerment."
— Director, SCERT, UT Chandigarh (Ref: SCERT/2024/026)