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29 Apr 2021revisi_adminbackup2 min read

Hopechennai extends its helping hands for the abandoned, destitute children, youth and marginalized women through shelter home. We believe that retaining human dignity among the deprived children is the service doing to

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Hopechennai  extends its helping hands for the abandoned, destitute children, youth and marginalized women through shelter home. We believe that retaining human dignity among the deprived children is the service doing to God through holistic approach. To sustain a feeling of confidence one’s basic needs to be fulfilled. Through continuous motivation and proper guidance one can attain her goal to live independently in the society. Along with love, care and protection the children are also trained in various aspects like spiritual animation, wise range of training and orientation programmes for their integral growth and holistic development.

The plight of the children in and around are living in unsafe environment and not able to get a square meal in a day. They are not dignified and neglected education and other survival needs such as food, water, Shelter and clothing. Children easily become prey to the victims of child trafficking. The children are trapped into sexual abuse and also other forms of abuse. Girls children are exploited and no one care for them. Although poverty has been reduced but still it remains painfully high by witnessing the street children working as rag pickers, petty hawkers, and even as beggers. All the prevailing condition of the children in street and slums intervened the province for the children who are in need of care and protection.

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