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Magic Bus - Ngo for Help Education, Best NGO in India . . . Magic Bus works with young people to take them on a journey from Childhood to Livelihood and out of poverty Through life skills education and employability skilling, our programmes equip adolescents to complete their secondary education and enable youth to secure sustainable jobs
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Magic Bus | The journey from childhood to livelihood starts . . . The Magic Bus Childhood to Livelihood Programme supports and empowers children to complete their secondary education and develop essential life skills We provide young people with the skills they need to fulfil their potential and find sustainable and stable employment
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About Us, Ngo for Kids in India – Magic Bus Magic Bus works with young people living in poverty, taking them from a childhood full of challenges to a life with meaningful livelihoods We work with young people’s ecosystems (parents, peers, community, and local institutions) to create a network of support for them