Visit to Police Station:
As the beautiful quote says ''Education is that whole system of human training within and without the school house walls, which molds and develops children''. We must know education is not limited to certain areas but in every field there is something to learn. We know that in the past the vimukti ceaselessly working towards the development and education of children in various ways and tries to implement new ways and methods, it organized a day out for about 40 children to the kavital police working department to know more about the work and mission that is undertaken by the police personnel. In many countries around the world police are often the main violators of child rights - especially in relation to children. However, through this training and sensitization police assured them as they would become the partners and protectors of children's rights. These children were introduced to various materials and information about who the police is and the duties which they uphold.

The Police officers also explained the children the various responsibilities to provide safety for communities and to protect the safety of individuals. A policeman upholds the law, helps to protect personal property, and maintains order. They also help children who are lost to find their parents, and to know to various rights which are constituted by the Indian government. The job of the policeman can be dangerous, as they are faced with unpredictable situations daily. The policeman puts his or her own safety at risk every day in order to protect us. They may work in police stations and are a visible, peace-keeping presence in our communities. The children had also privilege to know about the arms and ammunition like gun, pistol etc...

The vimukti staff who accompanied these children thanked the police department for spending their precious time with the children and giving the important information about their life, duty and the responsibility. On the whole it was a fruitful a day-out to vimukti club children. There were 40 children benefited from this program.