'Mere Hisse Ki Hansi' is a joint initiative of Save the Children India and OneWorld Foundation India to sensitise the community and children on key child rights issues and bring about behaviour change. Each episode is of 15 minutes duration broadcast at 4:45 pm every Saturday on AIR FM Rainbow 102.6 MHz includes radio drama backed up by folk entertainment and an expert interview to reinforce the message.

This episode of Mere Hisse Ki Hansi on 'Children living in street situations: Access to Health', features an interview with Preeti Pant, Joint Secretary, Ministry Of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India.

'Mere Hisse Ki Hansi' is a joint initiative of Save the Children India and OneWorld Foundation India to sensitise the community and children on key child rights issues and bring about behaviour change. Each episode is of 15 minutes duration broadcast at 4:45 pm every Saturday on AIR FM Rainbow 102.6 MHz includes radio drama backed up by folk entertainment and an expert interview to reinforce the message.

This episode of Mere Hisse Ki Hansi on 'Children living in street situations: Access to Food', features an interview with Basanta Kumar Kar, Country Director, Project Concern International in India.

'Mere Hisse Ki Hansi' is a joint initiative of Save the Children India and OneWorld Foundation India to sensitise the community and children on key child rights issues and bring about behaviour change. Each episode is of 15 minutes duration broadcast at 4:45 pm every Saturday on AIR FM Rainbow 102.6 MHz includes radio drama backed up by folk entertainment and an expert interview to reinforce the message.

This episode of Mere Hisse Ki Hansi on 'Education for children living in street situations', features an interview with Ambarish Rai, National Convener, Right to Education Forum.

'Mere Hisse Ki Hansi' is a joint initiative of Save the Children India and OneWorld Foundation India to sensitise the community and children on key child rights issues and bring about behaviour change. Each episode is of 15 minutes duration broadcast at 4:45 pm every Saturday on AIR FM Rainbow 102.6 MHz includes radio drama backed up by folk entertainment and an expert interview to reinforce the message.

This episode of Mere Hisse Ki Hansi on 'Care and protection to children living in street situations', features an interview with Stuti Kacker, Chairperson, National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR).

'Mere Hisse Ki Hansi' is a joint initiative of Save the Children India and OneWorld Foundation India to sensitise the community and children on key child rights issues and bring about behaviour change. Each episode is of 15 minutes duration broadcast at 4:45 pm every Saturday on AIR FM Rainbow 102.6 MHz includes radio drama backed up by folk entertainment and an expert interview to reinforce the message.

This episode of Mere Hisse Ki Hansi on 'Stopping discrimination against girls', features an interview with  Ramesh Negi, Chairperson, Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights (DCPCR).

'Mere Hisse Ki Hansi' is a joint initiative of Save the Children India and OneWorld Foundation India to sensitise the community and children on key child rights issues and bring about behaviour change. Each episode is of 15 minutes duration broadcast at 4:45 pm every Saturday on AIR FM Rainbow 102.6 MHz includes radio drama backed up by folk entertainment and an expert interview to reinforce the message.

This episode of Mere Hisse Ki Hansi on 'Speak Up and Say No to violence against women and girls', features an interview with Prabhat Kumar, Technical Advisor, Child Protection, Save The Children.

'Mere Hisse Ki Hansi' is a joint initiative of Save the Children India and OneWorld Foundation India to sensitise the community and children on key child rights issues and bring about behaviour change. Each episode is of 15 minutes duration broadcast at 4:45 pm every Saturday on AIR FM Rainbow 102.6 MHz includes radio drama backed up by folk entertainment and an expert interview to reinforce the message.

This episode of Mere Hisse Ki Hansi on 'Safe Spaces for Girls', features an interview with Bidisha Pillai, CEO, Save the Children in India.

'Mere Hisse Ki Hansi' is a joint initiative of Save The Children India and OneWorld Foundation India to sensitise the community and children on key child rights issues and bring about behaviour change. Each episode of 15 minutes duration broadcast at 4:45 pm every Saturday on AIR FM Rainbow 102.6 MHz includes radio drama backed up by folk entertainment and an expert interview to reinforce the message.

(This episode was aired at 2.30 pm due to unavoidable reasons by AIR FM Rainbow.) This episode is on child marriages and includes an interview with Stuti Kacker, Chairperson, National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR).

We are back with the second season of our radio programme series ‘Mere Hisse Ki Hansi’, which is a joint initiative of Save The Children India and OneWorld Foundation India, to sensitise the community and children on key child rights issues and bring about behaviour change.  Please tune in to broadcast every Saturday, starting 7th July 2018, at 4:45 pm, on AIR FM Rainbow 102.6 MHz or listen to it here.

This episode of Mere Hisse Ki Hansi on "Gender-based violence in schools", features an interview with  Dr. Yasmin Ali Haque, UNICEF Representative in India.

'Mere Hisse ki Hansi' is a joint initiative of Save The Children, India and OneWorld Foundation India to sensitise the community and children and create a dialogue among the audience about key child rights issues. The series will be of 15 minutes duration focusing on issues such as gender discrimination, violence against the girl child, nutrition, child labour etc. 'Mere Hisse ki Hansi' will include radio drama backed up by folk entertainment and an expert interview to reinforce the message. The twenty six episode is on Marriage related violence.