Rescue Junction Supports Street Children in India

by People First Educational Charitable Trust
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Rescue Junction Supports Street Children in India
Rescue Junction Supports Street Children in India
Rescue Junction Supports Street Children in India
Rescue Junction Supports Street Children in India
Rescue Junction Supports Street Children in India
Rescue Junction Supports Street Children in India
Rescue Junction Supports Street Children in India
Rescue Junction Supports Street Children in India
Rescue Junction Supports Street Children in India
Rescue Junction Supports Street Children in India
Rescue Junction Supports Street Children in India
Rescue Junction Supports Street Children in India
Rescue Junction Supports Street Children in India

Project Report | Feb 14, 2011
New Hope and a new life

By Sunita kumari | Rescue Project Director

Going to a new life
Going to a new life

Greetings to all our supporters, we hope this update finds you well

Do you remember two very small girls were found abandoned on the station on two separate occasions?

After extensive efforts including a lot of publicity we were unable to locate their families, sadly it seems as if they were left on purpose. Rescue Junction cared for them whilst efforts were made to secure their future.  We are very pleased to be able to tell you places were found in an adoption home and the two girls will soon be in a new loving Indian family .

Meanwhile the children recently celebrated the festival of the god of education with prayers and sweets.

But of course  getting missing children home is only part of the centres role, look out for our next newsletter which will show Dev Nandan a regular attender at Rescue Junction who lost an arm in a train accident (as railway children often run the risk of such injuries), opening his new air conditioner repair shop after undergoing vocational training.

All this is due to the support of people like you.

With Best Wishes and thanks to you all,

Sunita

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People First Educational Charitable Trust

Location: Bodhgaya, Bihar - India
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Project Leader:
Gopa Sinha
Project Liason Officer
Bodhgaya , Bihar India
$107,501 raised of $150,000 goal
 
2,008 donations
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