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Our Aims and Objectives

  • To reach out to homeless street children without any form of support, utilizing the "CHILD" System, in order to understand and analyze their life situation, socio-economic, psychological and emotional needs.

  • To re-unite runaway children with their families wherever possible, and to help the family members understand their children better.

  • To provide opportunities for basic services, such as, education, nutrition, skill training, employment, recreation, counselling, etc., for the healthy growth and development of street and working children, especially younger ones.

  • To make street children aware of themselves and their problems, thus mobilizing their potential to help themselves.

  • To spread awareness and understanding among the general public about the problems of street children, and to prevent children running away from home.

  • To set up a network working towards a coordinated effort in working with street children.

  • To conduct research studies on street and working children for prevention purposes.

  • To instill in street children a sense of harmonious and socially integrated living, thus contributing, on a local level, to the global need for a cleaner, healthier and more peaceful planet, environment and future.

STREET CHILD RESCUE CENTRES

  • Prema Vihar Children's Village - 150 former street children permanently & voluntarily resident.

  • Santosh Bhavan - A Night Rescue semi-residential Centre for 150 children.

  • Bala-Prema - A Night Rescue and Day-care Centre for street girls. (60 girls)

  • Two Mobile Medical Rescue Units - Street Child Ambulances.

  • Three Ward - 22 Bed - Street Children's Hospital with in-house diagnostic facilities. (open 24hrs a day)

STREET CHILD EDUCATIONAL CENTRES

  • Vocational Training Workshops Complex - (46 children under training)

  • Non-Formal Literacy School Complex - (300 children in classes)

STREET CHILD AGRICULTURAL TRAINING CENTRE 
(already self-sufficient)

  • 16 milk cows, 12 buffaloes, 6 calves

  • 9 acres of agricultural land

  • Crops: rice, aubergine, chilly, okra, spinach, tomatoes, fodder for all animals.

  • Personal small land plots for all children to grow and sell vegetables/flowers. (pocket money source)

STREET CHILD RESEARCH CENTRE

  • Computer Research and operations learning Centre run by, and training other, rehabilitated street children. (29 children)  

                 
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