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In India, NGOs help vulnerable kids and build back contact with families

Many children and young people work on the streets or live alone in the area around New Delhi's New Railway Station.

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在印度,非政府组织帮助弱势儿童并重建与家庭的联系。

The area around New Delhi’s railway station is home to many children forced to live and work on the streets. City tours offered by a local NGO provide a glimpse into the realities of the children’s lives. Photo: Dirk Godder/dpa

In the narrow alleyways of Paharganj, a central district of the Indian capital New Delhi, the smells of street food stalls, incense sticks and rotting rubbish mingle.

A dense network of power lines hangs over the buildings. During the summer monsoon season, water often drains only slowly, and people sometimes have to wade through puddles and mud.

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