On 17th December 2012, at 10.30 am a small and visibly excited motley group of people sat down to a conversation that marked the beginning of a new phase in the Magic Bus journey.
In India, the Magic Bus programme shows us how young people can realise their dreams, reports Tessa Jowell. Published in The Telegraph, UK. For the original article,
Magic Bus is thrilled to have participated in the International Girl child day celebrations organized by the Asian Girl Campaign, as their strategic partner for India.
Some summer camps offer a few days of fun in the sun. Some offer transformational experiences. For Penncrest midfielder Paige Phillips, last summer was one of the latter.
Magic Bus made its way into Chennai with enthusiastic efforts of District Programme Manager,Jaraslo Vinod Raj(we call him Jerry), in April when children of the Tamilcapital enjoyed the first sessions organised with the help of the local
On July 23, Matthew Spacie, Founder-CEO Magic Bus, a non-profit organisation that works with less-privileged kids, will carry the Olympic torch in London. Also there will be one of their star footballers,
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