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Our
Objective

Provide a healthy residential programme to children without a safe home or family Encourage and support reconciliation with families whenever possible Connect street children and the larger population through volunteerism Build volunteer and staff capacity to understand and address issues concerning street children Create an environment where street children are respected as individuals working for their livelihood

Indoor Initiative
A full-time home for street boys that provides:

Basic amenities plus healthcare and counseling
Education or vocational training
Street and stage theatre training
A place to be a child in a safe, healthy community

Outdoor Initiative
A DayCare Centre for street children that provides:

a safe place with caring volunteers
basic amenities plus healthcare
formal and non-formal education
group activities

Awareness Programme
A DayCare Centre for street children that provides:

a safe place with caring volunteers
basic amenities plus healthcare
formal and non-formal education
group activities

Jamghat Newsletter April to June 2014 CHildren's visit to Taj Mahal :) Read More... ______________________________
Jamghat Newsletter April to June 2014 Updates from Aman, Aangan and Aanchal. Sanju: A story of Hope! Read More... ______________________________
Jamghat Newsletter April to June 2014 Updates from Ekjut, Additions to Jamghat Family! Read More... ______________________________

Jamghat Newsletter April to June 2014

CHildren's visit to Taj Mahal :)
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Jamghat Newsletter April to June 2014

Updates from Aman, Aangan and Aanchal. Sanju: A story of Hope!
Read More...
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Jamghat Newsletter April to June 2014

Updates from Ekjut, Additions to Jamghat Family!
Read More...
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Coming up: Night Walks in winters 2014 - spreading 26/10/2014 In winters, Jamghat organizes a walk into the life of street children around JAMA MASJID and OLD DELHI AREA. The aim of the project is to generate awareness about street children living in Delhi and to help them in living a life of their choice in a healthy way. The program is undertaken during the night when most of the people finish off their days work and recede back to their secure homes and these children are left alone on the streets to battle through the evils of night. Their night life offers them many difficulties rendered through their exposed surrounding. It is then that their true nature of surviving in such a non conducive environment is brought to life. We interact with them and increase our awareness about them and their life. The main objective is to understand the difficulty of being a street child. Read More... ______________________________
Jamghat completes Eleven years!! Jamghat completes eleven years of its work for rehabilitation and restoration of street and vulnerable children on 30th October 2014. We thank all our friends and supporters in this journey :) Read More... ______________________________

Coming up: Night Walks in winters 2014 - spreading
26/10/2014
In winters, Jamghat organizes a walk into the life of street children around JAMA MASJID and OLD DELHI AREA. The aim of the project is to generate awareness about street children living in Delhi and to help them in living a life of their choice in a healthy way. The program is undertaken during the night when most of the people finish off their days work and recede back to their secure homes and these children are left alone on the streets to battle through the evils of night. Their night life offers them many difficulties rendered through their exposed surrounding. It is then that their true nature of surviving in such a non conducive environment is brought to life. We interact with them and increase our awareness about them and their life. The main objective is to understand the difficulty of being a street child.
Read More...
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Jamghat completes Eleven years!!

Jamghat completes eleven years of its work for rehabilitation and restoration of street and vulnerable children on 30th October 2014. We thank all our friends and supporters in this journey :)
Read More...
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