Any successful campaign to end child labour must focus on education. There are numerous, connected justifications for child labour. No one component alone can entirely account for its tenacity and, occasionally, expansion. Whether or not a particular child becomes a child labourer is ultimately determined by the interactions between several causes operating at various levels. The labour force involvement of children fluctuates ceaselessly in response to shifting social and economic factors. The flexibility of the sizable, unprotected potential kid labour force matches this environment. The results of child labour are influenced by a variety of factors, including poverty and social exclusion, labour mobility, prejudice, and a lack of proper social safety and educational opportunities. We take care of all such issues and resolve them positively.