Education Support

Education has a big impact on how people change and grow as individuals and as a society. Along with poverty, illiteracy, child labor, caste prejudice, and child marriage, one of the largest issues facing India since independence has been the availability of education for street children. In order to make ends meet, homeless children pick up rags, work as domestic helpers, and assist in stores, motels, and restaurants. They are also denied access to school and mental growth. The children suffer from poor health and hunger as a result of their low and unstable earnings.

We believe that providing universal access to basic education and literacy is one of the most essential contributions to poverty eradication. Street children’s lack of access to education is regarded as a violation of a fundamental human right. We hope to meet UN Sustainable Development Goal 4 with our educational assistance initiative, which is to offer children with high-quality, easily accessible schooling, as well as additional learning opportunities. It is critical that street children have the opportunity to receive an education and become capable of standing out in society for themselves and their family. When they are educated, they can help their families and parents in more useful ways than begging.