Special Initiative for Girls No Abuse for Life

by People First Educational Charitable Trust
Special Initiative for Girls No Abuse for Life
Special Initiative for Girls No Abuse for Life
Special Initiative for Girls No Abuse for Life
Special Initiative for Girls No Abuse for Life
Special Initiative for Girls No Abuse for Life
Special Initiative for Girls No Abuse for Life
Special Initiative for Girls No Abuse for Life
Special Initiative for Girls No Abuse for Life
Special Initiative for Girls No Abuse for Life
Special Initiative for Girls No Abuse for Life
Special Initiative for Girls No Abuse for Life
Special Initiative for Girls No Abuse for Life

Project Report | Nov 4, 2014
What happened to my donated dollars?

By Sunita Sharma | Rescue Project Director

Studying at Rescue Junction
Studying at Rescue Junction

Hello Everyone!

Well here in India the festivities of Diwali are now over, the weather is pleasantly cool and we are looking to shortly start our annual appeal for warm winter clothing and blankets for street children, so look out for that!

As regular supporters will know Rescue Junction is remarkable for accepting all children in need both boys and girls. I believe it is particularly important because if you look at this project the number of girls homeless or living on the street who diappear once they reach puberty is extremely disturbing.  Our Work at Rescue Junction and this project is designed to stop this from happening in our area .

So are we having success?

What happened to the dollars you donated?

I can tell you from our survey methodology and our important work with the railway and state police plus our work with the district child protection committee, (of which we are a member) the whole landscape for street, trafficked and exploited children has changed dramatically for the better.

So far as this initiative is concerned here is a short letter to you from Diva

( name changed to protect identity)

Namaste everyone!

My name is Diva and I am 13 or 14 years of age.

I am not really sure.

I am so happy to be here at Rescue Junction. My step father used to beat me and I called Childline 1098 and spoke to a kind lady who  asked me to stay where I was and someone will come with an ID card with her photo on it to me within 10 mins. I was desperate and was beaten once too often and I had run away. At Rescue Junction I found many "aunties " and even some uncles who for the first time in my life treated me with respect  and gentle kindness.

I am studying and taking vocational training for the future making soft toys, and I feel so happy I am getting support from people who care about me.

Thank you for helping me.

I feel safe.

Diva

That's where you dollars go everyone, to help girls like Diva.

Thank you all,

Sunita

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People First Educational Charitable Trust

Location: Bodhgaya, Bihar - India
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Project Leader:
Deepak Kumar
Bodhgaya , Bihar India

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