We teach the kids the importance of washing their hands to minimize the spread of diseases and infections!

Time to go home after a day in school.

Let's make this week great!

International Women's Day! Educating children gives the next generation the tools to fight poverty. IndianChildren advocates high-quality, child-friendly basic education for all, with an emphasis on gender equality and eliminating disparities of all kinds. Educating girls, in particular, has a ‘multiplier effect’. Educated girls are more likely to marry later and have fewer children, who in turn will be more likely to survive and to be better nourished and educated. Educated women are more productive at home and better paid in the workplace, and more able to participate in social, economic and political decision-making.  Let's empower girls and women!

Sportsday for the streetschools! A day full of happiness!

I don't know about you, but we're ready for the weekend!

Wishing you a terrific Tuesday!

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Happy Valentinesday! Don't forget to show some love today!

Ayaan Ayaan is a four year old boy living in a slum area of Kolkata. He lives with his parents, little brother and his grandpa. The only income the family has is from his father selling plastic that he gathers from the garbage. His mother stays at home to take care of the family. Ayaan has been a student in one of our Balwadi’s (street school) for the past year. When Ayaan started coming to the Balwadi he was crying all the time and did not want to go to school. Today, one year later, he loves it. He loves to learn and he has made a lot of friends. He pays attention in class but when ha has finished all of his class work, he loves to jump, run and play with his friends.