SIDUR works in Hyderabad and Secunderabad cities in 21 points where street children exist. There are about 30,000 street children in the twin cities. Health-related problems such as sickness and injuries are everyday affairs for them, alongside made worse by sexual abuse, drug addiction and violence by police officials.SIDUR street children project envisages three main components.



Rehabilitation
Repatriation
Prevention and Control of HIV/AIDS


INTERVENTION TECHNIQUE:

SIDUR realizes that it is not feasible to move all the children/youth on the streets to a location where services are available; hence activating street presence has become an important component of the project.

SIDUR considers direct intervention at the street level to be essential through street educators. Through gradual yet consistent contact, the Street Educator instills confidence in the street child that he will be supported in his effort to rebuild his life.

Contact points are set up at places wherever street youth are located in large numbers - such as bus stands, markets, railway stations, parking lots, small hotels, slums etc.

Friendship becomes the basis for regular contact, follow-up and support.