Child Poverty Day is observed on October 17 and aims to raise awareness about the urgent need to address child poverty globally. This day highlights the millions of children who lack essential resources such as healthcare, education, and clean water. It encourages individuals from various backgrounds to unite and take action to improve the lives of vulnerable children. Typical customs include donating to children's charities, volunteering with local organizations, and advocating for policy changes that support children in poverty. Participants are also encouraged to educate themselves and others about child poverty, fostering solidarity and prompting actionable changes at both local and global levels. The day serves as a reminder of the ongoing struggles against poverty that disproportionately affect children, emphasizing the need for a fairer and more inclusive world.