Armed with a camera and some basic photography know-how, several street   children who call Chow Kit home, were tasked with capturing photos of   their surroundings. 

The result can be seen in the exhibition 'Youth   Lens', whose images have been described as carrying a certain   insouciance, but nonetheless capturing the essence of the infamous Chow   Kit area. 

Sharmila Sekaran, Chairperson of Voice of the Children, and Sheng   Saw, a volunteer who worked with the children on the photography aspect,   tell us more about the project and   fund raising exhibition being held in aid of the kids.

Armed with a camera and some basic photography know-how, several street children who call Chow Kit home, were tasked with capturing photos of their surroundings. The result can be seen in the exhibition 'Youth Lens', whose images have been described as carrying a certain insouciance, but nonetheless capturing the essence of the infamous Chow Kit area. Sharmila Sekaran, Chairperson of Voice of the Children, and Sheng Saw, a volunteer who worked with the children on the photography aspect, tell us more about the project and fund raising exhibition being held in aid of the kids.

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