While the lockdown has been lifted partially, jobs for many families have still not opened up, making daily survival a struggle. The toll it has taken on the lives of children is devastating, dependent on help from outside, dependent on help from YOU.  Our belief…

While the lockdown has been lifted partially, jobs for many families have still not opened up, making daily survival a struggle. The toll it has taken on the lives of children is devastating, dependent on help from outside, dependent on help from YOU.  Our belief…

Help Found By A Coincidence Chand (name changed), a-10-year-old child was rescued at the Ghaziabad railway station on 6th November, 2019 by our outreach team. Out of sheer curiosity, he and his cousins had come down to the station to observe and understand how trains…

A Life Of Hardships Sumit (Name Changed) a 14-year-old boy was found by the Railway Children India (RCI) team members at the Delhi Sarai Rohilla Railway Station at around 8 PM on March 21, 2020. The child appeared to be very weak and was untidily…

Amongst the undervalued heroes of the current crisis are also our field team members. Never forgetting the organization’s mission to prevent children from slipping into a life on the streets, they have prioritized the rights and protection of children and worked relentlessly to understand their…

Life Of Neglect Divakar (name changed), a-14-year boy was found at Ghaziabad Railway station at platform No.2 at 7.00 PM on 13th November, 2019. Extremely sad and worried, he was looking for someone who would help him. Not having eaten in a while, Divakar was…

“Whoever is able to get food without standing in a line must consider him/herself blessed,” said Money Sharma as he painstakingly photographs children and their families standing in long lines for one meal, served at a Government School in New Delhi. Across India, and the…

Lost and found at Delhi Railway Station Sonu (name changed), a 12-year old boy was found roaming at Delhi Sarai Rohilla Railway Station on 12th of January 2020. Alone, he lost his way while trying to reach his grandmother’s place. The Railway Children team, plunged…

Driven by the desire to capture the poetry of everyday things, Valerie Docampo’s work with children’s book illustrations, has given a new life to many a childhood stories. Living in Lyon, France, this Argentinian-born illustrator has been doodling her days in quarantine, through the eyes…