Street-begging children from the Philippines are being fed and taught to read, write, count, behave well and hygiene by fellow children 12 to 15 years of age, volunteers of the Dynamic Teen Company and former members of the group now in their early 20s. They roam around town carrying their books, boards and teaching stuff along with their hygiene kits and food supplies. They have constructed a pushcart to help them mobilize more and carry more equipments like tables chairs and bookshelf around town. They get their funding from recycling junk and other fundraising crafts. Some of them were former street kids, trafficked kids, and trash scavengers who were sent to school by their fellow teens. They find more ways than one in bringing hope to the young and making a considerable difference in society. Dynamic Teen Company's efforts to bring the basics of education, love for learning, food for hungry stomachs, cure for wounds, are unparalleled by the hope they bring to these poor kids. Some of them suffer maltrealtment, abuse and abandonment. Every time they see the Kariton Klasrum in the corner or from a distance, they run towards it like trucks of relief goods to a devastated and desolate community. What fills them up are not the food alone but the joy of teens telling them stories, fun learning of colors and crafts provided for them. Their healing are not merely from wounds being treated, health being restored but from the loving touch and mentoring being offered them by fellow kids who volunteered to bring back their rights as children, as human beings.