Blogs : Street Children

#GirlsMatter—Young Girls Leading the Way for their Rights in India II

#GirlsMatter – Rethinking Gender Bias with an Ad and a Group of Adolescent Girls

Section 80G Explained- Boost Your Tax Savings with Eligible Donations

#StreetChildDay – HomeWork Not Done, Sanket Jumps On A Train To Escape His Father, Saved From Taking To Street Life

#StreetChildDay – Angry Teenage Girl Anjana Runs Away From Home, Rescued In The Nick Of Time

#StreetChildDay – Bringing Young Guru Back Home After He Was Kicked Out Of Work

An Interview with Project Lead, Rahis Salmani on our First-Ever Bus Terminal Project

“No abstract network or system protects children; people do” – In conversation with our Director & CEO Navin Sellaraju

Artistic Visions, Childhood Stories – S.M. Raza’s Spectacular Murals of Street Children

#WhatsInAHeadline—A Month Dedicated to Street-Connected Children & More

“None Of The Community Members Tested Positive For Covid In The Last 1.5 Years.” In Conversation With Our Programme Manager Valavan VS

“We Took Actions To Truly Empower The Communities” – In Conversation With Our Programme Manager Debashree Dutta

URGENT: Please Help Us Reach Children & Families At Risk From Covid

#NoChildOnTheStreets – Will You Roll Down Your Window?

#NoChildOnTheStreets – Awareness Among Stakeholders Saves Aarti & Her Mother From Begging On The Streets

This Month, That Year – A Pandemic Of Child Rights Violations

#Communities4Children – Counselling Paramasivam’s Family Helped Him Enrol For A Vocational Course

#Communities4Children – Xavier Colony’s Very Own Udaya Kumar Paves The Way For A Child-Friendly Community

#Communities4Children – “Prevention & Response For Child Protection Both Lie Within The Community.”

#Communities4Children – How Our Follow Up In Saravanan’s Community Helped Address His Latent Mental Health Condition

#Communities4Children – A Glimpse Into Our Community Work

#Covidunder19 – A Space For Children To Be Involved In Discussions & Responses To The Pandemic

#TheTraffickingTrap – “Be Conscious, So That The Next Girl Does Not Go Missing!” In Conversation With Leena Kejriwal On Tackling Child Trafficking In India

#ChildhoodInCovid – Learning optimism from children

#EndTraffickingNow – How A Teacher Turned Trafficker Was Nabbed From Exploiting His Students

#WorldDayAgainstTrafficking – The Frontline Fighters Against Child Trafficking

#LeaveNoChildBehind – “We Need More Safe Shelter Homes Like Ours For Children!” Says Superintendent Of An Open Shelter Home In Salem

#ChildrenCopingInACrisis -“Mental Health Is A Priority” Say Children & Youth Through Their Lockdown Artwork

#ChildrenCopingInACrisis – What’s Worrying Children About Lockdown?

#NoChildShouldGoHungry – “Whenever I See My Grandson Hungry, My Heart Breaks.” – Sonu’s Story

#NoChildShouldGoHungry – Getting Emergency Food To Hakkim & His Family

#WorldRefugeeDay – Yearning For Home. 

#TheLabouringChildhood – “We Need WatchDogs For Child Labour” Says The Superintendent Of An Open Shelter Home In Salem

“The Problem Is How We Perceive Working Children.” – In Conversation With Ms. Kavita Ratna

#TheLabouringChildhood – Child Labour Is No Laughing Matter

#TheLabouringChildhood – What’s In The Fine Print?

#TheLabouringChildhood – ‘I Need To Earn Money To Pay For My Sister’s Wedding!” – Vinit’s Story

#TheLabouringChildhood – 7 Street Artists Take A Stand Against Child Labour

#TheLabouringChildhood – Turtle Walk

#TheLabouringChildhood – Children Take On Work To Fend Off Money Lenders

#TheLabouringChildhood – Photos Cannot End Child Labour, But Steve McCurry’s Photos Will Make You Question It.

Will You Spare Rs.120 To Feed A Child & His Parent Taking A Train Back Home?

“I Didn’t Expect Such Help In This Period Of Crisis After Bringing My Child Back Home.” – Abdul’s Mother

Our Everyday Heroes – Drawings From An Open Shelter Home In Tamil Nadu

What Do These 5 Photojournalists Have In Common Besides The Pulitzer Prize 2020?

“We Are Barely Managing Daily Food During The Crisis.” – The Story Of Chand & His Family

“I Left Home Because My Parents Love My Brother More!” – Divakar’s Story

Visuals From A Visit To A Government School Turned Food Distribution Centre Through Money Sharma’s Viewfinder

From Social Distancing To Self-Isolation – What It Means For India’s Street Children