Our story begins in 2002 when we began by using non-formal education methods with young people from the Khan Market Labour Camp. At that time, we met in a park (now a parking lot). We began with the Goal of Life Football Tournament, a creative theatre festival, Hilley-ley, and an alternate education programme, Indradhanush. Since then, we have firmly rooted ourselves in the community and are branching out, while remaining the same fun organisation with a family atmosphere. In 2009, the Khan Market Labour Camp was demolished due in part to the upcoming 2010 Commonwealth Games. The residents of the Camp were relocated to Savda-Ghevra J.J. Resettlement Colony. In 2011, due to requests by our participants, we were able to find a field office in Ghevra. Our Goal of Life programme has also expanded from an annual football tournament to twice weekly football cum life skills sessions across Delhi. Indradhanush has become linked to our Qissagadh Active Library programme, which we started in 2014. In 2018 we expanded our school intervention Drama-in-Education programming, and Goal of Life sports for development work to Noida. Since 2020 we have been conducting Josh-e-Umang cultural programming.