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Children Require Basic Resources For A Healthy Childhood

Several street children can be found on the streets of Delhi. Their living conditions are deplorable due to the deprivation of necessities. Children are left to fend for themselves in an environment that is hostile, unsafe, and poverty-ridden. Read on to know some of the basic resources required in the lives of all children but […]

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Help Children Utilize Time At Home During COVID-19

The world is currently facing a tough time due to the outbreak of COVID-19, also known as ‘coronavirus’. There is a lockdown in most countries and people are required to stay indoors and keep all physical contacts to a bare minimum. The pandemic has compelled the governments of most countries to urge people to follow […]

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Street Children Face Extreme Life Struggles

Children who live on the street lead extremely vulnerable lives. They can often be seen begging at traffic signals, loitering in the streets or engaging in odd jobs. These odd jobs can be at a tea stall, at train stations or bus stands, or could even include illegal activities. Unfortunately, many children on the streets […]

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Ensure Young Girls Live A Whole And Happy Life

The child sex ratio in India requires urgent intervention as the disparity has proven to deteriorate the conditions of the girl child. As far back as 1789, the killing of the girl child has been performed in various communities of the Indian society. There is a range of issues surrounding the girl child that requires […]

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Donate For Street Children’s Education This Christmas

It’s cold outside, and it’s the festive season – when friends and family scurry in and out of the house. There is an air of excitement and fun all around. Each one of us wants to bring warmth and cheerfulness into the world – it’s at this moment that we can resolve to share goodies […]

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A New Lease of Life

More often than not, our perception of people is settled in the very first meeting. That impression seldom abandons the person it is attached to. The same is the case with the street children who are given intervention by SBT. People often take one look at them and assign a rigid personality to them. Some look at these […]

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