Our basti based in Agra’s dense area and surrounded by many small scale shoes factories. Slum residents mostly work there. We have tried many years for paved road and drinking water facilities. UHRC's methodology helps basti members to move forward in a right way. I am a member of Adarsh children's group. It is our endeavor through the children-youth program of UHRC to force the society to get used to gender equality. We basti children become a cohesive force where we all (girls as well as boys) form a support system for each other, ensuring uninterrupted education, playing sports and enjoying other self-development activities like hand washing day, environment and save water awareness program and nukkad natak. We submit applications for education scholarship, paving slum lanes, garbage cleaning, and water supply to relevant departments. UHRC organizes city-level events which give platforms to showcase our skills, talents and overcome stage-fear. UHRC also organizes basti and cluster level activities to enhance confidence, knowledge and skills. Women's groups promoted by UHRC help slum families to continue their children’s education, to repay their old high interest debts, to fulfill their regular family based needs. We visit places outside our basti and also outside our city with UHRC's support and learn a lot, perform street plays (nukkad natak) at famous locations in Agra to raise social issues before the general public.