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Street to NextStep: A Tech-Enabled Framework for Identifying, Rescuing, and Rehabilitating Street Children

Author(s) Ms. Kashish Agrawal, Mr. Abhiraj Sagar, Mr. Devesh Tripathi
Country India
Abstract The condition of street children in India is questionable because of the neglect shown towards their future in education, healthcare, and security. There are a lot of programs for rehabilitation and child welfare, but due to lack of organization and slow processing, these programs are unable to provide a proper solution. This study introduces Street to NextStep, a novel mobile-based framework aimed at facilitating communication among citizens, NGOs, and government authorities. The app lets users upload geotagged photos and information about street children. This data is then safely verified against current government databases such as NCRB and TrackChild to aid in locating and rescuing the children promptly. The suggested model integrates community participation, inter-institutional collaboration, and data protection strategies to enhance the effectiveness and transparency of child protection systems. Despite presenting ethical and practical challenges, the approach demonstrates how technology has the potential to transform social welfare, accountability, and inclusiveness.
Keywords Digital governance, data security, social innovation, street children, child protection, mobile application, rehabilitation.
Field Computer > Design
Published In Volume 7, Issue 6, November-December 2025
Published On 2025-11-24
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i06.61176
Short DOI https://doi.org/hbcbb2
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