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Sarthi

Patna, Pahari

Disabled Environment Girl Child Orphanage

Since: 20 year(s)

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Mission

SARTHI’s mission is “to work with children to protect and promote the rights of the children for their holistic development with community involvement. We try to create a child-friendly society by empowering children and generating mass awareness with the help of different stakeholders.” Show More

About The Founder

Group of concerned social activists and professionals founded SARTHI

SARTHI was established as a needs-based organization in 2001 to facilitate the release and rehabilitation of children from government-run homes in Bihar, India.
A group of concerned social activists and professionals founded SARTHI after visiting government-run institutions, such as the home in Patna, Bihar’s capial, in which we found children being kept for years without cause. Oftentimes the parents were unaware of their children’s incarceration. Still other parents, who were aware of the circumstances, had no financial means to travel to Patna to assist their children in petitioning for release. Compounding matters was their fear of becoming involved in complicated and costly legal battles for which they could not pay. Show More

Summary

SARTHI is an NGO (non-governmental organization) that participates in outreach efforts on a wide range of issues that confront children in difficult circumstances throughout Bihar. Located just to the west of Bengal, Bihar is one of India’s poorest and most underdeveloped regions.SARTHI’s most central work is the protection and rehabilitation of children placed in Bihar’s government homes for minors. SARTHI does not discriminate in its efforts to help all children within this sizable and diverse population, which includes children from broken or abusive families, orphaned children, street children, handicapped children, and juvenile offenders.