Letters for Change
Changing the world one letter at a time
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Letters received
13+
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Children
267+
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Age
Up to 17 years
We encourage children to write a letter on an issue that they think can change their lives.
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What is Letters for Change?
Letters for Change (LFC) is an initiative by children for children.
It is a movement that aims to create a world where every child can speak up!
LFC is an entirely student run campaign that helps children to build confidence to express themselves through hand-written letters.
With our inclusive culture we aspire to create a safe space where children are free to communicate their ideas and opinions without any fear.
Origin of LFC
The beginning of LFC takes us back to the March of 2019. 12-year-old Mahika Mishra wrote a letter to Mr. Anand Mahindra. The letter expressed her concern over noise pollution. Mr. Anand Mahindra tweeted this letter. His tweet compelled the world to take notice of the original ideas shared by Mahika. Every news site covered it and lauded the suggestion presented by her.
All this made Mahika realize that indeed, a letter does make a difference! She asked herself, ” if one letter could create a difference then what if every child like her wrote a letter?”
The answer to the above question led to the origin of LFC. A platform that encourages children to change their lives, one letter at a time.
The way we work
We at Letters for Change are guided by 4 cornerstones!
Only hand-written letters are encouraged.
Children are free to write on any topic they want.
Children have the freedom to use any format they like.
A No-Competition environment among children is promoted.
Write your first letter today!
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Postal Address
Letters for Change 1704, Dheeraj Valley Tower, Mohan Gokhale Road, Goregaon East, Mumbai - 400063
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