The Mobile Creches Programme is a pioneering initiative designed to provide essential services to children of migrant and construction workers who are often deprived of basic care and education. Since these children live in temporary and vulnerable environments, they face challenges such as lack of nutrition, unsafe living conditions, and absence of learning opportunities. To address these issues, the Mobile Creches Programme has developed distinctive features that not only ensure the welfare of children but also empower their families. Two unique features of this programme are its comprehensive childcare model and its mobility and flexibility in reaching marginalized communities. The first unique feature of the Mobile Creches Programme is its comprehensive childcare model, which integrates health, nutrition, and education under one roof. Unlike conventional childcare services that may focus primarily on education or health separately, this programme adopts a holistic approach to child development. The centres provide age-appropriate early childhood education, which helps in preparing children for formal schooling and preventing school dropouts. At the same time, nutritional needs are addressed through the provision of cooked meals and supplementary feeding, which combats undernutrition and ensures balanced growth. In addition, preventive and curative healthcare services, such as immunization, regular health check-ups,