Children's organizations are groups that focus on the well-being and development of children. They provide various services, including education, health care, and recreational activities. These organizations often aim to protect children's rights and ensure they have access to essential resources. Examples include Boys & Girls Clubs and Big Brothers Big Sisters. Many children's organizations also engage in advocacy work, raising awareness about issues affecting children, such as poverty and education inequality. They often collaborate with families, schools, and communities to create supportive environments. Some organizations may also offer mentorship programs to help children build skills and confidence.