It was a pleasure to welcome Bill Brower  Field Officer for Global Giving to Rescue Junction recently. Global Giving is a key part of our fund raising strategy, and the trust has raised over $22,000 in recent months for various projects. Please visit,

www.globalgiving.com , or in the UK www.globalgiving.co.uk 

Search Rescue Junction.

There are regular updates and all previous updates are available to read on the page, describing the important and much needed work of the project.

Bill wrote in the visitor book,

"I am impressed with how thoroughly records are kept and the organisations obvious dedication to the children and thier honest work . I am happy our donors are able to contribute towards  the upkeep of this valuable work".

Welcome to Sunita Kumari.

A warm People First welcome to Sunita Kumari who has joined our management team as our new Enterprise Officer.

Sunita comes to us well qualified in computer applications and telecommunications. She is a graduate in geography (Hons). Most importantly Sunita, who speaks excellent english has 5 years of experience in buisness having been a sales manager for a multi national car firm for five years,in addition to being a teacher.

Sunita's post has been partly funded with a grant from People First International in the UK.

Due to her many skills, Sunita has been given extra responsibilities to help develop our projects, especially Rescue Junction as part of our management team.

Sunita is married with one child.

Welcome Sunita!

As reported on the front page due to wonderfull support from the USA Rescue Junction doors have remained open and will remain open until the end of the year. It is hoped that support will continue in the future from our supporting organisations in the USA  and elsewhere, so this vitally important centre can continue to provide its much needed services to the most vulnerable of children.

This liitle girl was found wandering lost and alone and seperated from her family by the Government Railway Police and like all missing children  found in Gaya District was brought to Rescue Junction. Seen here bieng reunited with her parents after counselling and the location of her family by the staff at Gaya Rescue Project, it  really is amazing that there is no other facility in the entire district, or the whole of South Bihar for that matter,for such children.  We invite Railway Children and other organisations to please consider visiting this project. Without Rescue Junction the risk of these children being kidnapped , becoming street children or simply disappearing is very great indeed.  Whilst rescuing missing children is a vital part of the role of the project, it also provides a night shelter, vocational training .food, education support and legal advice to street and railway children. In addition it works closely with the local government childrens jail in the fields of child rights and juvenile justice.