Street Children Care & Protection
Protective medical aid, basic hygiene, and non-institutional support pathways.
Background & Program Overview
Children living or working on urban roadsides and transit corridors are among the most vulnerable to physical danger, seasonal illness, and acute neglect. Sneh volunteers conduct direct outreach, provide clean drinking water, protective face coverings, and work toward safe rehabilitation pathways.
The Structural Social Challenge
Physical insecurity, untreated health hazards, lack of sanitation, and total absence of safety nets.
Communities & Target Populations
Sneh’s Accountable Strategy
- Field outreach visits providing emergency protective kits, clean water, and nutritional support.
- Non-judgmental emotional guidance and daytime respite.
- Coordination with emergency statutory helplines (Childline 1098).
- Safe tracing and mediation for family reintegration where verified safe.
Partner Involvement
Collaboration with local welfare volunteers and child protection authorities.
Outcome Measurement
Field outreach logs and verified case support records.
All street-level interventions follow juvenile justice statutory protocols under the JJ Act, with formal reporting to jurisdictional Child Welfare Committees.
Active Field Projects Under This Cause
Project Udaan: Remedial Child Learning & Safety
Provide daily non-formal remedial coaching, foundational literacy kits, and child protection monitoring to prevent educational dropouts.
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