The National Child Labor Committee responded flexibly and imaginatively to these changed conditions. In 1959 it created the National Committee on Employment of Youth. directed at helping young people get a proper start in work through Improved preparation and expanded job opportunity. In 1963 it set up the National Committee on the Education of Migrant Children. which seeks to eliminate the damaging effects of child labor in the migrant farm labor group and to substitute the constructive influence of proper schools and day care centers. and strengthened family life. Through these agencies the National Child Labor Committee continues to provide critical analysis of policies. programs. and services related to child labor and youth employment. It devises new and better policies and programs for dealing with problems as they arise. and new approaches to dealing with youth problems for conditions it anticipates will become critical.
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