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Destitute Children In The Children Homes Of Imphal-West : A Case Study

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  • Tomba Chingtham

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The present investigation aims to study the contribution of the areas related to the Destitute Children in the Children Homes of Imphal. This paper attempts to make a thorough, comprehensive and analytical study by exploring the causes of becoming destitute children, their educational facilities, fooding facilities, clothing facilities, health care system of the destitute children provided by the Children Homes. From the results of the research the causes of becoming destitute child are broken families, AIDS victim parents, extremely poor and helpless single parent or both parents, parent(s) died of illness other than AIDS, insurgency problems, parent(s) died either in an accident or committed suicide and also abandoned by parents. The findings may help to improve the conditions of educational facilities, fooding facilities, clothing facilities, and health care system of the destitute children provided by the Children Homes. Key words: Destitute, children, destitute children, children homes, Imphal, Manipur

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  • Tomba Chingtham, 2014. "Destitute Children In The Children Homes Of Imphal-West : A Case Study," Working papers 2014-09-01, Voice of Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:vor:issues:2014-09-01
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    1. Wanglar, Evergreat, 2021. "Child care institutions in India: Investigating issues and challenges in children’s rehabilitation and social integration," Children and Youth Services Review, Elsevier, vol. 122(C).

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