  Computing for the development of marginalized communities is a big deal of
challenges for researchers. Different social organizations are working to
develop the conditions of a specialized marginalized community namely Street
Children, one of the most underprivileged communities in Bangladesh. However,
lack of proper engagement among different social welfare organizations, donors,
and the mass community limits the goal of the development of street children.
Developing a virtual organization hub can eliminate communication gap as well
as the information gap by involving people of all communities. However, some
human imposed stigmas may often limit the rate of success of potential virtual
computing solutions intended for organizations working with the marginalized
communities, which we also face in our case. After a partial successful
deployment, the design itself needs to be self comprehensive and trustworthy in
order to overcome the stigmas that demand a reasonable amount of time.
Moreover, after a wide scalable deployment, it is yet to be investigated
whether the design of our computational solution can attain the goal for the
facilitation of the organizations so that those organizations can become more
effective for the development of street children than before.
