Mission Free Education

The issue of street children's education is a significant challenge in many countries around the world. Street children are defined as children who live and/or work on the streets, and they face numerous obstacles to receiving an education.

One of the major challenges that street children face is the lack of access to education. They often do not have access to schools or are unable to attend school due to their living conditions or work obligations. Additionally, they may lack the necessary documentation to enrol in schools or may face discrimination from schools or teachers.

Another challenge is the lack of support and resources for street children's education. They may not have access to books, school supplies, or uniforms, which can prevent them from attending school. Moreover, they may lack the emotional and psychological support necessary to succeed in school, such as guidance and encouragement from parents or caregivers.

1. Providing access to education: Sare Foundation can work to ensure that street children have access to schools and educational programs.
2. Supporting street children: Programs that provide emotional, psychological, and material support to street children can help them succeed in school and overcome the challenges they face.
3. Empowering families: Addressing poverty and providing economic opportunities to families can help prevent children from becoming street children and ensure that they have access to education.
4. Raising awareness: Advocacy campaigns and educational programs can help raise awareness about the issue of street children's education and the importance of providing education to all children, regardless of their circumstances.

The impact that individuals and organizations can aim for regarding street children's education is to ensure that all children, regardless of their circumstances, have access to quality education. This includes addressing the root causes of the issue, such as poverty, homelessness, and lack of access to basic needs, while also providing emotional, psychological, and material support to street children to help them succeed in school.