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The case of the girl child on the street is still an underreported and widely misunderstood phenomenon all over the world.  

She is the 'invisible' street child because, unlike the boy child who sleeps on street corners, she has to resort to the relative safety of brothels and sleazy hotels, and indulge in survival sex.  She is not visible to the public eye, and although their numbers are at least equal to the boy child on the street, there are but a handful projects worldwide who caters for this child.  The Alliance hopes to get service providers together, to share information, and to further the knowledge of the immense needs of these children.

Key Benefits to Society

  • Saving large numbers of girl children from commercial sexual exploitation will save much larger numbers of children being raised by dysfunctional mothers--and the cycle of abuse and neglect can be broken.  During 1999 alone Theosis projects directly saved at least 400 girls from the streets.  The indirect influence we have on public opinion, government agencies, motivating other agencies to cater and care for the child, etc. cannot be determined.
  • Saving more children from a life in prostitution, and educating them about the perils of HIV, is making an effort to arrest the spread of the virus to/by these girls--potentially saving society millions in money terms and many thousand in human life terms.
  • Mothers, not children, are the future of our world.  Mothers are the prime shapers and influencers of children and this is where the new era must start correcting itself--start with the girl child and teach her, equip her, train her, and help her to shape the future for us all

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