Bestselling book about Brazilian street girls.

Street girls do not represent an isolated problem but an international concern. This is a book that introduces us to the reality of the problem.

Based in Brazil, it tells the story of what it means to create a new prospect of hope and life for young girls who would otherwise have little chance of survival in a world of depravity.

This is the story of the Meninadanca Project - a charity established to reach out to street girls, to offer them a place of security, safety and rehabilitation.

'Street Girls presents a universal sphere of challenge for the church around the world . . . eye-opening and uncomfortable reading . . . it brings a note of anticipation and optimism.'
Clive Calver, World Relief and founder of Spring Harvest

Matt Roper is a journalist working in the human rights field. He is the author of bestselling Remember Me, Rescue Me.