She Gave Street Children Her Cell Phone Number and That Changed

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She Gave Street Children Her Cell Phone Number and That Changed

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She Gave Street Children Her Cell Phone Number and That Changed

Jeroo Billimoria isn't one to see a person in need and hope that someone else will take action. She is a social entrepreneur who responds by getting involved in big and small ways. She became a social activist many years ago at the age of 11 when she encouraged her neighbors to open bank accounts and become financially literate. She wanted to enable their freedom from poverty. In recent years, Jeroo began helping the homeless children of Mumbai by giving them her phone number to call in emergencies. Children were soon calling every night, and their lives were changed. She eventually created an organization of trained street children to help their peers, and this became Childline.org. It is now working to help children all over the world in 143 countries. Learn more about how Jeroo continues her efforts to help and inspire others. { read more }

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In your part of the world, what small action can you take today to make a difference for someone in need? To read more stories like Jeroo's visit Ashoka's Lead Young site. { more }


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