How do you provide an education for children whom society doesn't value?

How do you provide an education for children whom society doesn't value? Inderjit Khurana, an Indian schoolteacher who took the train to work, could not help noticing the slum children who spent their days begging from train passengers instead of attending school. Her solution was to bring a school to the train platforms, where she could earn the trust of the children and introduce them to an education. Dina Abdel Wahab had never given much thought to the special needs of disabled children in Egypt until her son Ali was born with Down Syndrome. Well-educated and affluent, she was able to access services for Ali, but she determined that her son, and all pre-school age children in Egypt, deserved a quality introduction to education. She is on her way towards that goal. In Thai villages, girls have become a commodity. Highly valued in the prostitution industry, they become a source of income instead of being a financial burden on their families. Sompop Janktraka, a loving and determined man, has started a school for young girls to give them an education and options for their future.