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Convergence and Partnerships for any initiative for street and working
children is critical for its success. Working with Street and Working Children is a big challenge in itself, as
along with a serious commitment, it requires motivated people, facilitative
structures, technical expertise and resources-both financial and human.
Butterflies programme supports the Government of India’s efforts of
providing quality life to all children within the child right’s perspective.
In this endeavour, Butterflies has been able to establish valuable
partnerships with a whole range of institutions, organizations, corporate
and resource people who have played a major facilitative and enriching role
in ensuring that quality services reach this least accessible group of
children- the street and working children.
Along with several others, our cherished partnerships are with
● Government of India( Ministry of Women and Child
Development)
● National and international
NGOs
● Bilateral and multilateral
agencies
● Researchers, Experts,
individuals from academia
● National Human
Rights Commission
● High Commission of
Trinidad and Tobago
● Academic Institutions
(National Institute of Public Cooperation and Child Development (NIPCCD),Centre for Women's Development Studies (CWDS), Central Institute of Education, Delhi University,Jamia Milia Islamia, Habitat Learning Centre,
Lady Irwin College, Delhi University, St. Stephen’s College, Delhi University,Gargi College, Delhi University, Presentation
Convent School, etc.)
● Corporate Houses (Hongkong
and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited (HSBC), American Pacific Enterprises, Andhra Bank, Hewitt Associates, Rocksea Paper Products Westside (Tata Enterprise), Smile India,Titan Industries, Sapient Group, Hennes & Mauritz (H & M),
Amway Opportunity Foundation, Planet M, Mirchi Café, IDBI Bank Ltd., Dr.Shroff Eye Hospital, Dr. Venu Eye Hospital,
Aptech, Chanakya Cinema ,
Columbus Footwear, Ohrlings Pricewaterhouse Coopers, Sweden etc.)
● International Funding Agencies (Misereor Katholische Zentralstelle fur Entwicklungshilfe e.V.), Germany; Railway Children, UK; Interchurch
Organisation for Development
Co-operation (ICCO), Child Hope, UK, Social Initiative Sweden, Care House
Foundation, Sweden, Atlantic Philanthropies, South Asian Regional
Initiative/Equity Support
Program (SARI/Q) - USAID, USA; Fondazione Pangea Onlus,
Italy; Save the Children, UK., Michael and
Susan Dell Foundation;
Shinnyo-en, Japan.
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