There are over 100 million street kids world wide. They are boys and girls living in rich and poor countries. Poverty and global issues such as war, AIDS and political instability have led these youth to be orphaned, abused and forced them to the street to become income earners.

street kids in the media

On a regular basis Street Kids International is highlighted in the media both in Canada and overseas. Our staff and associates participate in events and produce documents on issues affecting street youth. We have provided these resources here for your use. Please feel free to reference them in your research and pass them on to others.

resources:
	july 2006	media release	Street Kids International fighting the stigma of aids in young women a grassroots initiative combatting AIDS in Kenya supported by Government of Canada
	may 2006	David Pell Executive Director, Street Kids International	Toronto Star - Letter to Editor in response to May 17th, 2006 article “Aeroplan donation goes the distance”
	June 2003	Caroline Nolan, Scarlett	Seeing the Children: Rosemary McCarney
	2005	Hannah James, Elle Magazine	African Queens: Travelling with a Canadian medical team in Africa, one writer meets women united in the fight against HIV/AIDS
	2005	Peter Dalglish	The open wounds of Shangri-La \| Globe and Mail
	july 2002	Stephanie Sauvé	A Light at the End of the Street \| Globe and Mail

annual reports archive

Each annual report is an opportunity to share stories and information on our programs. In 2003-2004 we invested heavily in time and effort to put together an annual report that captured our work more completely that we had in some time. We have kept this report here as it is still very current and will give you an excellent sense of who we are and what we do.

2006 - 2007 Annual Report - current
2005 - 2006 Annual Report
2004 - 2005 Annual Report
2003 - 2004 Annual Report

street kids international newsletter

Each newsletter we write shares a variety of stories and educational pieces on our work. We have kept an archive of these here, as we think that they continue to be relevant. Please feel free to review them to get to know us and our history better.

2008 spring newsletter - current issue!
2007 fall newsletter
2007 spring newsletter
2006 fall newsletter
2006 spring newsletter
2005 spring newsletter
2004 spring newsletter
2003 summer newsletter
2003 spring newsletter
2002 winter newsletter