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Globe, Virlanie Foundation advocate child safety through Run4Home

September 18, 2011 - 12:00am

Left on the streets to survive on their own, streetchildren are the most vulnerable—they are among those who may not even have the slightest inkling about how it feels like to be safe and secure.  

The Good News