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Street Child

Street Child creates educational opportunity for some of the world's most vulnerable children. We believe that every child deserves the right to an education. Our work means that children in the world’s poorest, most fragile and disaster-hit countries have the chance to go to school and sustainably build futures free from poverty.

www.street-child.co.uk/ Fundraise for us
info@street-child.co.uk

02076147696

Registered charity no. 1128536

Member since October 2016

About us

Street’s Child’s vision is a world where the every child has access to education. 121 million school-aged children are currently out of education world-wide, mainly in the world’s poorest, most fragile and disaster-hit countries. Millions more children are in school but failing to learn. These children are denied their right to education and life opportunities. Street Child believes that achieving universal basic education is the single greatest step that can be taken towards the elimination of global poverty. Street Child prides itself on being willing to where others won’t, including remote, hard-to-reach areas and fragile, disaster-affected states. We recognise that the barriers to education are complex and interlinked, and our projects focus on a combination of education, child protection and livelihood support to address the social, economic and structural issues that underpin today’s learning crisis.

To give you an idea of the impact of your donation: with £30 a child can be sent to school for a year; with £50 a small business grant can be provided to a family to keep their child in school; with £200 a rural teacher’s salary for a year can be paid.