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In March 2003, Vialisa development organization set up to improve the structure of the prospect of street children and young workers (aged 15) living in a slum in Dhaka, Bangladesh. These are usually young people (little children) who is responsible for the entire family income, because one or both parents missing or do not have enough life. The office in Dhaka (the capital of Bangladesh) was opened. At the same time, there are dozens of job opportunities for young people and help to start their education. Target population, including young people between 15 and 22 years. These young people live in slums, the shelters or on the streets. . Sometimes, with relatives, sometimes all alone. In the millions of poor families is meager wages, lack of both parents all the mouth to feed. As a result, in particular, the oldest of the children, need to work. For some help to the family income, number of children begging. Other children to find a job, they operate in difficult circumstances. They are polishing shoes, for example, brick by shredding or rickshaw drivers. These do not work in all of the personal contribution to the development of a child. In poor families, children, about 40 percent of household income. There are a number of organizations in Dhaka has done a number of street children. For example, there are discarded in the center (DIC), where children can play during the day to attend, speak, eat or drink and get lessons in order to shake off day-to-day reality. There are, however, this is the first time. Once the child is limited to 15-year-old's visit to disseminated intravascular coagulation, in order to make room for new children. . And this is what they need most to survive, so in the future for themselves and their families of the building.

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