From its origins in scientific and medical research, BMRRC has expanded into social studies and a wide array of activities focused on parenting and holistic child development, emphasising the psycho-social development and well-being of the child.

We advocate for equal rights in child development:

“Children have the right to informed parents, and parents have the right to information about child development.”

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Our initiatives encompass four primary areas: training, networking, community-based outreach programmes and projects, and research.