ECHO’s Community-Based Rehabilitation (CBR) initiative aims to disrupt the poverty cycle and empower communities for a brighter future, emphasizing social inclusion and equal opportunities, particularly for girls. CBR program is a deinstitutionalizing program and features various awareness sessions covering topics like child marriage, education, and child rights, alongside recreational activities and games to enhance self-esteem. These sessions involve educational activities, icebreakers, mind games, word games, and sports to actively engage the children and boost their morale. Moreover, each child receives a month’s worth of rations distributed in sacks for themselves and their families at the program’s conclusion. Selection for the monthly ration distribution is based on home visit surveys conducted by our social workers, ensuring fair distribution among 60 families.