The founders of SUCOT were walking on the beach promenade with their spouse one night when they saw movement among the rocks. They discovered six children descending to a city drainage pipe that emptied into the sea. They noticed other children on the sidewalk inhaling shoe glue and approached them. These children were young and their eyes were disturbed from the effects of the glue. They asked the children where they were going and were told that they were going to sleep inside the pipe, using a wooden board as a bed. Seeing these young, drug-addicted children without homes was overwhelming and sad for the founders. They decided to reach out to the local government officials to see if they could help. They were told that there was a house for collecting street children and giving them shelter. The founders committed to visiting every week and bringing music, food, birthday cakes, balloons, gifts and celebrating birthdays with them. They began spending weekends with these street children, providing them with a sense of joy and happiness.