Our Legacy
In the year 1921, the Government of Bombay expressed in the Legislative Council, its resolve to bring in a Children's Act. Three years later {1924} the Bombay Children's Act was passed. Eventually, in November, 1926, Sir Earnest Hotson, the then Home Member, Government of Bombay convened a conference of Social Workers, which led to the formation of the Children's Aid Society on March 1927. His Excellency Sir Leslie Wilson was the President and the Hon'ble Mr. E. B. Hotson C. S. I., I. C. S. was the Chairman and the Committee consisted of eminent persons of the time.
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This place is for orphan children's it's is also known as home. This is very big place it consist a 2 grounds 3 schools and there is two separate schools or orphanage for girls and boys and they have various activities in sports and there is new bal sudhargruh is also there
My friend's dad is caretaker of this place and I have visited here just to do some charity and these place is extremely maintained well here and there is huge ground here for orphans the orphans are well taken care here and everything is well here. I believe u can give ur money here it will help an orphan...
