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Many of the nearly 500 women in Tihar Jail, India’s the largest prison, are mothers. In India, children can stay in jail with their mothers until they are 6 years old, after which they are forced onto family members, sent to orphanages or simply abandoned.
SeeYourImpact partner, India Vision Foundation, ensures that these children are provided a good education and that their social, physical and psychological needs are taken care of, so they become productive members of society.
The Scholarship of $ 276 per annum would take care of the tuition, study material and subsidize a part of the living costs of a child, and would help them become productive members of society.
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Sunny looks forward to the years ahead
Sunny's parents were in prison for more than 7 years on charges of murder, and have recently been released on bail. He has two younger sisters, one is studying and one is staying with the mother. Though his parents are both free now, the environment at home is unsafe for ...
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