STREET PROVIDENCE GOA opens our shelter doors to the poorest of the poor just now and takes in total 6 very small children & 3 parents .

All are migrants and sleeping on streets in a city in Goa 

Police rounded them up .

Thanks to our care givers for whole heartedly opening the doors and agreeing to take in these poor little children.

A warm meal was arranged from our home and  all the sleeping arrangements for these little children and their mothers.   

How long they will stay I don't know , what will happen tomorrow I can't tell but tonight we opened our doors and that is THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS. 

Christmas is about the poorest of the poor , the homeless,  the migrants, the marginalised, the hungry. 

Actually this is not our problem to shelter these children.

But saying no just because it's not our problem is not right .

99% of the time , If any one requires shelter and whether we have space or not ” it's always a yes” provided it's routed through the police.

No direct admission without a proper medical and proper verification.

Goa Police dropped these little children & their parents.

We have two homes in the vicinity of just 20 meters apart from each other. 

Ladies home for children & ladies and 

Gents home only for men.

When our NGO has so much of facilities and support from the Government,  it's always YES to any request from the authorities. 

I am really SCARED at the amount of homeless people In Goa at the moment which according to my sources and volunteers can be close to 700 people and rising . 

I have made letters to all the City Dysps @ Goa Police as well as the North Goa Collector but sadly everyone is just quite.

Recently.about 2 to 3 weeks back,  some Commissioner ordered both the COLLECTORS to get all the children off the streets and into shelter homes .

I really don't see that happening and I am not sure when that is going to happen and where are the shelter homes for these street little children with their parents.

Supreme Court order clearly states ” little children can't be separated from the mothers “.

It's a really difficult journey in life for the poor and marginalised and I not sure what holds good for such poor people who live and stay on the streets. 

As for me it's always a pleasure to be of help to anyone and everyone who is homeless provided the admission is done through the authorities and with complete paperwork. 

God bless you all