Question in the mail
Posted by Rahul on 07-07-2010

testing
Posted by Rahul on 31-12-1969

i went through ur site 2day....nd i found it really great to see wht u all are doing for kids in our nation.
i want to know how cn i join the movement with u, i want to a part of ur organisation. plz send the details of all the formalities that are needed to be a part of this social cause!!!!
Posted by neha gupta on 30-09-2009

hello..m shivangi n though m studying right now..i have heart in being a part of dis amazing work you are doing..can you help me with it??
Posted by shivangi on 08-09-2009

I went through the website and found it very interesting. I have done Masters in Social Work and I would like to know how can I join Butterflies?
Posted by Nibedita Das on 31-08-2009

I went through the website and found it very interesting. I have done Masters in Social Work and I would like to know how can I join Butterflies?
Posted by Nibedita Das on 31-08-2009

I went through the website and found it very interesting. I have done Masters in Social Work and I would like to know how can I join Butterflies?
Posted by Nibedita Das on 31-08-2009

characteristics of street children in India

Posted by george p.s. on 20-08-2009

howmany street children are there in somalia djiboutiand other arab countries eachnow and past decade
Posted by asma on 10-08-2009

howmany street children are there in somalia djiboutiand other arab countries eachnow and past decade
Posted by asma on 10-08-2009

i want to be a part of this programe.please tell how can i give my contribution
Posted by SUBODH MALASI on 01-08-2009

i want to be a part of this programe.please tell how can i give my contribution
Posted by SUBODH MALASI on 01-08-2009

where is butter flies office situated in delhi? and Can i come for a visit to get to know more abut your functioning so as to have a better perspective about how can i be of a help?
Posted by anshu on 13-02-2009

hi good site thanks http://peace.com
Posted by Gabbyy on 08-02-2009

hello Sir/Maam,
hi ws highly impressed by the teach india and the "I care for children" move initiated ny u. I have just completed my graduation and am willing to join this social cause. Please guide me how can i be of any use in these campaings. Also i know a 15year old kid, who works in a office near my house. He is working as a pune there. How can i help him making a better future ?? I need your guidance to fullfill my basic duties as a citizen of INDIA. I would be eagerly waiting for your response. raghav
Posted by raghav on 05-02-2009

I wish to be a part of the 'I care for Children' Campaign initiated by Butterflies. How can I join it? Where do I pay for the same?
Posted by Somya Gupta on 26-01-2009

give the detail ofyour stop members in GK

Posted by vinay on 13-01-2009

I have done B.A{Hons.} Social Work in 2007
interested to work with street children and looking for a job.. I have worked with 1. AANCHAL school for Intellectually Challenged children{1st year} 2. Rehabilitation Dept {Safdarjung Hospital} 3. STREEBAL{an NGO working for women EMPOWERMENT} Is any job available in Butterfly..?
Posted by Sumita Nidhi Bara on 11-11-2008

My daughter is 2.5 yrs old and uses her left hand for doing all jobs- eating, writing,etc. Do we need to change it to the right hand or to continue? Pl guide
Posted by JAsween on 26-10-2008

My daughter is 2.5 yrs old and uses her left hand for doing all jobs- eating, writing,etc. Do we need to change it to the right hand or to continue? Pl guide
Posted by JAsween on 26-10-2008

i am a b.ed student of delhi university..i want to help and serve the kids.. please give me the details how can i join u.. i want to join as earlist as possible.. plz reply..
Posted by neha gupta on 25-10-2008

Is there some way where in people who force small kids to beg are brought to justice. I dont see any action on this front and kids continue to be used or begging
Posted by anand on 15-10-2008

what are the facilities given under the mobile school.which was the 1st state to initiate this programme
Posted by rza on 11-07-2008

i am atutor .after the birth of my son ,i have a keen will to work for child. i also want to give education to the needy &innocant childern.
Posted by santosh nigam on 21-06-2008

i am atutor .after the birth of my son ,i have a keen will to work for child. i also want to give education to the needy &innocant childern.
Posted by santosh nigam on 21-06-2008

i am studying for bachelors degree in journalism and mass communication. how can i contribute towards this programme specially towards the children newspaper??
Posted by shivani pathak on 30-05-2008

What do we have to do under the "I care for children" campaign?
Posted by anshu kukreja on 30-05-2008
By paying a nominal fee of Rs 50 (postage cost extra) you can join the movement. You'll be given a Badge and a Booklet of Obligations that would identify you as a person who is really concerned about children. At the same time you would also be seen as a responsible citizen who can be approached at times of distress.
Joining the movement would also mean that you are available to help as a volunteer in times of emergency, disaster, accident which affects children. You are willing and available to participate in orientation programmes organized to help improve knowledge and skills for working effectively on children's issues. You'll seize all opportunities in your neighbourhood, workplace and surrounding to speak about children and you will do all in your power to provide all care and protection for children, be aware of and respect all their rights. Apart from the above, a very important obligation would be the promotion of "I Care for Children" movement amongst your colleagues, family and friends.

How can I be a part of the "I Care for Children" campaign? I'd love to help Butterflies - as a volunteer or as a full-time employee.
Posted by Surbhi Sukhija on 27-05-2008

What is CDB?
Posted by Manu on 07-04-2008

How many street children are there in delhi and how many among them are females?
Posted by aakanksha on 15-03-2008
Dear Aakanksha,
It is estimated that 42% of Delhi's population are children. There are 20, 16,849 children in the age group of 0-6 years of whom 18, 58,689 live in the urban areas of the NCR . The Delhi Human Development Report 2006 acknowledges the existence of Street and Working children but fails to give any concrete figure to their numbers. The report draws an estimation of children living on their own on the streets at 50,000. But then these are estimations that are based on empirical assumptions. There are no definite data on the number of street children in Delhi. However, organisations who work with street and working children are of the opinion that there are much over 4,00,000 street and working children living in the streets of Delhi. One can only go by such calculated guess estimations. According to a headcount survey conducted by Ashray Adhikar Abhiyan in January 2007, there are 7000 homeless women in Delhi and over 150,000 without shelter in the national capital. As per department of labour 1992, there are 4,00,000 street and working children in Delhi. Butterflies estimates there are around 50,000 street children who live by themselves in the city. There is no estimate of the number of street girls in Delhi They are few mostly living with families. SOURCE: 1 Economic Survey of Delhi, 2005-2006. Planning Department, Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi. 2 Delhi Human Development Report 2006, p. 31

wtha is the infromantion a but the butterflies
Posted by grace .hala on 10-03-2008

WHERE IS THE CDB IN KOLKATA LOCATED?
THIS IS A GREAT INITIATIVE TAKEN BY BUTTERFLIES
Posted by SAHARSH TIBREWAL on 05-03-2008
Dear Mr. Tibrewal, Thank you for appreciating Children's Development Bank, a project conceptualized and initiated by Butterflies in April 2001, as a vehicle to empower street and working children. It is also a facility for safe keeping of children's hard earned money. The thrust is on giving working children life skill education in saving, budgeting, accounts keeping and basics of running a co-operative bank. The uniqueness of CDB is that the clients are the owners of the bank and run and manage the bank. The bank is now operational in 6 countries of the region excepting for Bhutan and Maldives and in 5 cities including rural areas in India. In Kolkata our partner organization is Mayurbhanj Joint Citizen Centre whose details are as follows: Contact Person : Mr. S.M. Yusuf, Secretary Phone: 033- 4495446, 4496415, Address: Mayurbhanj Joint Citizen Centre Admn. Office: 39, Mominpur Road, Kolkata - 700 023 Registered office: 4, Mayurbhanj Road, Kolkata 700023

i want to make an assignment on child labour on ur NGO
Posted by sania on 23-01-2008

i want to make an assignment on child labour on ur NGO
Posted by sania on 23-01-2008

i want to make an assignment on child lobour on ur NGO
Posted by sania on 23-01-2008

i want to make an assignment on child lobour on ur NGO
Posted by sania on 23-01-2008

What is the meaning of UNCRC?
Posted by Md.nazim on 18-01-2008
Dear Nazim
United Nation Convention on the Rights of the Child is an international human rights treaty that grants all children and young people (aged 17 and under) a comprehensive set of rights. It is historic as it was unanimously accepted by all the participants. UNCRC has transformed children's needs into rights. Apart from Somalia and USA, all countries of the world have ratified UNCRC. The UN Assembly does not recognize the government in Somalia and thus it is not part of UNCRC and with respect to USA, its government can give death penalty to children and allows 18-year-old to join the army which is not acceptable to UNCRC. India ratified UNCRC in 1992. There are four main rights defined by UNCRC which are as follows: Right to Survival Right to Development Right to Protection Right to Participation Best regards, Butterflies Family

what is the meaning of child?
Posted by Md.nazim on 17-01-2008

Butterflies' programmes towards street-living children are exemplary, approaching them as competent social actors, capable of expressing their opinions and making decisions autonomously in the context where society perceive them as either 'delinquents' or 'hapless victims'. I am interested to know if Butterflies had any programme that engage street-living children who have passed 18 years? What happens to these children who have attained the status of an 'adult'?
Posted by Jyotishree Nath on 26-09-2007

Butterflies' programmes towards street-living children are exemplary, approaching them as competent social actors, capable of expressing their opinions and making decisions autonomously in the context where society perceive them as either 'delinquents' or 'hapless victims'. I am interested to know if Butterflies had any programme that engage street-living children who have passed 18 years? What happens to these children who have attained the status of an 'adult'?
Posted by Jyotishree Nath on 26-09-2007

Dear Butterflies,
I went through the website and found it very interesting. You are doing amazing work and I would like to know how can me and my friends be of help to Butterflies?
Posted by Swati Anand on 05-09-2007
Dear Swati, Thank you for showing interest and appreciating Butterflies work. There are a number of activities that you and your friends can do. These are: a) Raise money for Butterflies events like Cultural Evening that is held on first Tuesady of every month at India Gate or for the Sports Day. b) Give in kind. At the moment we urgently require 200 blankets for our children in the night shelter. c) You can order meals from our Community Kitchen for any family get together or for any seminars, workshops in your school. d) You and your friends can be part of Butterflies initiated "I Care for Children" campaign We look forward for a long term association with you and your friends. Best Regards, Butterflies Family

Can Children's Development Bank be opened in my school?
Posted by Aditi Anand on 05-09-2007