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Mentoring Centre Your support means we can open our mentoring centre to high risk kids each day. -
Helping high-risk kids We are trying to prevent more children taking to the streets by supporting them and their families. -
Rescuing Street Kids Our main focus is the rescue of children and youths living on the streets.
LATEST NEWS
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The Camino por Amor begins in Kendal as teams head North and South for an all-action race to the finish! +
The teams consist of Dunc & Joseph and Steve & Benjamin and both will have to cope with long hours of walking in order to get to the finish line on Saturday 29th June. Read More
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Coin Race breaks previous year´s total +
Amersham´s annual street collection "Coin Race" raises just over £2,000 for the charity. Thank you to all who help make this year a tremendous success. Read More
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Charity worker caught in riots at Honduras airport +
Steve Poulson, full-time volunteer for Street Kids Direct in Honduras was caught up in riots yesterday when hundreds of protestors crashed through security and invaded the international airport in the Honduran capital. Read More
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Mentoring Centre Opens in Honduras +
Street Kids Direct has partnered with Global care to help fund a new programme for vulnerable children in Honduras. Read More
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Celebrating the International Day of the Street Child +
Children and young people joined with SKD and four other organisations to take to the streets to highlight the rights of children who live on the streets. Read More
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Backpacks & School Success +
Thanks to your gifts we have been able to help 90 vulnerable children get back into school this year! Read More
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Radio Christmas raises nearly £30,000! +
Another very successful year for Radio Christmas as it raises funds for Street Kids Direct and its partner projects in Central America. Read More
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Celebrating 25 years of working with street kids +
Street Kids Direct´s Founder and Director, Duncan Dyason MBE, is proud to celebrate 25 years of working with street children in Guatemala City, Central America after watching the harrowing BBC Everyman Documentary "They Shoot Children Don´t They?" in 1991. Read More
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