Rakshyak: Rescue & Resettlement of Missing,Runaway & Abducted children

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Project Rakshyak was started by Society for Children ( SOCH ) to rescue and resettle the missing, abandoned, abducted and runaway children majorly focusing at Railway Stations. Rescued children are brought to a Counselling Center for necessary counselling, food, first aid and cloth support. Due efforts are made to trace the family address of the children. Then children are either reunited with their families or put on institutional care with appropriate involvement of government’s Juvenile Justice System. Project Rakshyak initiated with the establishment of SOCH in July 2012.

So far, the organization has rescued more than 4700 children, 3369 children were reunited with their family. Under the Projects Punarjivan and Pankh, SOCH is putting effort to give a quality life to the rescued children.

We are putting our best effort to make the future of this country secured and bright, now it's your time to contribute!!

Details for direct bank transfer / UPI

UPI: givetosocietyfrchldrn@yesbankltd (Copy to clipboard)

Virtual account name: Society For Children - Milaap
Account number: 8080811083582
IFSC code: YESB0CMSNOC

Click here to read the instructions before you make a bank transfer.

Changing lives EVERY DAY

Giving everyone a chance to FLY

Rescue operation Conducted by SOCH

Details for direct bank transfer / UPI

UPI: givetosocietyfrchldrn@yesbankltd (Copy to clipboard)

Virtual account name: Society For Children - Milaap
Account number: 8080811083582
IFSC code: YESB0CMSNOC

Click here to read the instructions before you make a bank transfer.

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8th July 2019

Dear Supporters,

Thank you all for the support and love.

Due to cyclone Fani, the people of Odisha are facing a lot of problems. In a situation like these children are particularly at risk, exposed to neglect, to child labour and child marriage as well as trafficking and abuse. Children staying in shelters and in open have become highly vulnerable. Some are in need of psychosocial support. Youth, more particularly teenagers and young adults might be pressured to migrate in order to compensate for the loss of livelihood, exposing them to additional potential abuse and hardship.
For helping the children of Odisha we need more financial support.
Please make your contribution to Help the future of Odisha.

Thanks