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Objectives
- To promote child welfare through
- Providing shelter for children who live and work in the streets.
- Ensuring that children receive parental care, love, and guidance.
- Providing necessities such as food and clothes.
- Grooming children into responsible, independent and life skills-equipped adults.
- Imparting life skills through the vocational scheme.
- Facilitating children’s education and ensuring that they remain healthy.
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