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Every parent dreams of providing for their children — food, shelter, clothing, education, and a healthy future. Amit, a resident of the Gurjar Ki Thadi slum in Jaipur, is no different. Amit has two sons, ages 10 and 6. For a time, the family was stable. He worked as a daily wage earner and even owned a small piece of land. But in 2009, work dried up. With no specialized skills, his search for employment across multiple cities came to nothing. Then came another blow: his wife

From Not Understanding to a New Approach June 2012 Rohan and his family live in the informal housing settlement of Gujjar Ki Thadi, in Jaipur, near a Save Kids Trust’s Clinic. He is the oldest of five children and the only son. A younger son recently died of an illness. Dr. Sharwan was brought to Rohan’s home by another family in the community. Rohan’s family needed help but didn’t know how to reach out. Dr. Sharwan found a family depressed and frightened. Rohan was the si

Alisha and her parents during her first surgery in the hospital. Alisha was born the fourth daughter to a poor family in Jaipur, India. A family with four daughters is remarkable because of the local cultural pressure to practice female infanticide in favor of sons. Unfortunately, Alisha was born with ‘exstrophy of bladder’ which only added to the family’s difficult daily living circumstances. When Alisha was about 3-4 years old, the family attended a Save Kids Trust street m