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Ladli
is a project of I-India,
a local non-profit, non-governmental organisation whose donors have
included Unicef, World Bank, Finland and the Government of India. I-India
provides homes, street schools, vocational training and a crisis help
line to the most needy street children of Jaipur. It was established
in 1993 and helps over 3000 children daily. We are pleased to have on board some very important sustainability sponsors and partners who are working with us to sustain our empowerment and skill training related activities at Ladli for many years to come. We pay tribute to their generosity and unwavering commitment to working for humanity to make the world a better place. Our sustainability partners for year 2016-2017 are Baliza, Possibility Project, World Spree Travel, Orange DMC, Katrina Barker Designs and Shaping Lives Foundation.
About
half the children who attend Ladli live in one of I-India’s
homes,
most of these also attend a regular school. The others live on the
street with their families but usually do not go to school. In the
harsh reality of these children’s lives the choice is not between
school and Ladli, but between Ladli and begging or exploitation. All
Ladli children receive payment regardless of their ability. The children
living in our homes have money paid into bank accounts that have been
opened in their names; the children living on the street are paid
cash, this helps their poor families and encourages their parents
to allow their children to come to Ladli, rather than work. Tens of thousands of street children in Jaipur are engaged in child labour and receive no education. Ladli gives some of these children what they really need, but we must reach more. To do so all we need is a little help. |
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Ladli is a vocational training program for street children living in jaipur india. The program intends to provide Vocational Training, Education & Emotional support to Children in special need. Jewellery making, Handicraft making & other specialized trainings initiated for poor children, they get daily one time meal, attend non-formal education, drawing lessons & Indian Classical dance classes. < Girls Ladli > < Boys Ladli > < Products > < Visit > < How to help > < Contact > < Link to I-India > |