Month for Children

Inclusion, for every child

          National Children's Month is observed every November by virtue of Republic Act 10661, with the goal of instilling the importance of children's rights in Filipino consciousness. In this month, long celebration aims to provide Filipino children with a safe environment, a quality education, and access to healthcare. More importantly, this event is motivated by empathy. Every year, the Philippines reports a high number of families struggling financially as a third-world country. World Children's Day, originally known as Universal Children's Day, was established in 1954 and is observed on November 20 each year to promote international unity, awareness among children worldwide, and the improvement of children's welfare. The day advocates for children's rights and raises awareness about the importance of educating them, as they are the country's future.

          This month encourages Filipinos to join this movement. Children are individuals, and as such, they should have their own rights. Furthermore, these rights should be enjoyed by everyone, not just the wealthy. Children's rights are important for the following reasons: children's lives are just as important as adults'. Growing children require guidance. The environment has an impact on children's lives. They play an important role in society, especially as they get older. Family, society, and political governance all have an impact on the development of children's futures.

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