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I-India Project Australia, based in Sydney, was established in 2007 to support the work of I-India.
I-India is a registered NGO (Non Government Organisation) that began caring for some of the most unfortunate children in the world in 1993. www.i-indiaonline.com
The Mission of I-India Project Australia is to address the immediate needs of destitute children who may have been trafficked, orphaned or sold into prostitution, and to provide them with the opportunity to break out of the poverty cycle through education and vocational training at the Jhag Children's Village, located about 45 minutes drive south-west of Jaipur in Rajasthan.
Vocational training will soon be offered to the women and youth of Jhag and surrounding villages through the Franklyn Scholar Vocational Training Centres. Franklyn Scholar is one of Australia's largest private training organisations. It has a strong sense of commitment to assist those who are less fortunate. Vocational training will offer the marginalised population of Jhag with the opportunity to participate in a variety of courses that will provide them with valuable skills and income potential, thereby raising self esteem and promoting independence.
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