The young people who recently participated in the Cricket World Cup held in India are reminding us about the importance of having a legal identity. ? Let’s be the voice for those who are still living on the streets! ?
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‘’My name is Bahati Innocent and I’m 13 years old. I have been part of New Generation Burundi since 2015. Prior to that, the only life I knew was one of pain and struggle, and that is the life I lived on the streets which also included some challenging family dynamics. The life I am
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‘’My name is Claude and I’m 23 years old. I was 6 years old when I joined New Generation and it was my first time joining school. I started with Primary 1. My family condition was not good at that time. I used to roam on the streets of Kinindo with a group of friends,
28 Teams, a mix of cultures, genders, nationalities and one goal: To show the world that street-connected children are ‘’SOMEBODY’’. The ten days spent in Qatar (October 7 to October 16, 2022) were full of learning for the football team as well as the team leaders who accompanied the players. The team from Burundi qualified
This month, the children supported by New Generation concluded the 2014- 2015 academic year in style. They performed exceptionally well in school. We have 40 children in primary school and 9 in secondary school. In primary school, 14 children figured among the top five students of their classes (five having the highest score in their
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After waiting for their visa for several days in Kampala (Uganda), Innocent and Eric finally flew to England on Saturday the 11th July for a three-month accelerated training in English at Studio Cambridge. They were both excited and grateful to participate in this training. In an interview made before their departure to London, Eric and
