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Revision as of 10:09, 21 June 2023
| Organization | A microproject People First Educational Charitable Trust |
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| Region | India |
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| ProjectLeader | Deepak Kumar |
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If pilgrims and visitors to Bodhgaya, the centre of the Bhuddist world did not give money to children they would not beg. What visitors fail to realise is that child begging is a business, exploiting the very children people think they are helping. Anybody who has seen Slumdog Millionaire must be aware of the dangers of giving money in this way to children. This is an initiative of Rescue Junction to rehabilitate these children, and stop this trade, and get these kids back to school .
Challenge
People First have been working doing groundbreaking work for over 20 years in the Local Area. We have been working with the authorities and others to help raise awareness about the problem of child beggars. This project will identify those children really in need and restore them to school with our support. Those in genuine need will get help from our centre for homeless and street children, Rescue Junction. Those individuals involved in organised begging will be made aware of the consequences,
Long-Term Impact
It is the aim of the trust to engage with the police, railway authorities, the judicial system and local government in helping to provide a child safety network in the district. This has the potential to help thousands of kids. We hope eventually to eradicate child begging from Bodhgaya.
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Our staff at work outside ain temple in Bodhgaya
