Mission

Campaigning the importance of birth registration to general public in India by collaborating with the NGO’s working on child protection
Strengthening the civil registration system by collaborating at various administrative levels to increase the number of birth registration
Propagating poor birth registration practices as a global threat and advocating appropriate measures to protect child rights
To Invoke Age Assessment related research in India by establishing collaboration with medical and dental schools and to record dental development in Indian children
Establish collaboration with nationwide professional organizations including the Indian Dental Association and Indian Medical Association to dissipate research findings
Publish research articles on the findings of this research to gain acceptance within the scientific community in the International arena
Propose an established method of age Assessment to the Ministry of Health and Family welfare to estimate the age of more than 150 million children in India without birth certificate
Integrate estimated age with the Unique Identification Number (UID) scheme which has been established under the name ‘Aadhaar’ by the Planning Commission, Government of India
To collaborate with the Ministry of Law and Justice to incorporate the method of age assessment to clear the pending cases on birth date disputes in the Indian courts
Provide certificate, diploma and other training courses to dentists and other age assessment practitioners including medical doctors and forensic pathologists to conduct scientifically accepted age assessments
Propose to the “Dental Council of India” and “Medical Council of India” to include Forensic Dentistry in the undergraduate teaching curriculum and to include Age Assessment as a module within this subject
To emphasize the need for a “Universal Protocol” for age assessment because of the discrepancies in age assessment practices across the world including the European Union, United Kingdom, United States, Canada and Australia
Propose universal consensus on age assessment practices to the world organizations including the concerned governmental organizations and to the United Nations (UNICEF and UNHCR)
Collaborate with World Climate Change Council (WCCC) for the recognition of climate change refugees in International law and assist with age assessments