News and Stories
National Business Review journalist Dita De Boni interviews ChildFund New Zealand CEO Mark Collins on the challenges that charities are facing post-covid, and the strategies that ChildFund is undertaking to remain viable.
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With the current economic and political situation in Sri Lanka extremely worrying, our hearts go out to people living there. Now, more than ever, children, families and communities in Batticaloa need our help but here's a little good news.
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It’s not only on the daily walk to school that children and families are threatened by Zambian wildlife. For most families in Luangwa, the dangers are much closer to home.
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ChildFund New Zealand Senior Technical Adviser Sally Angelson writes about the economic crisis in Sri Lanka, how it started and how Kiwis can help people living there.
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Through your ongoing, generous support we know that creating an impact for children, youth, and families in Cao Bang, Vietnam means a lot to you. Here is the latest community update from Cao Bang.
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Maria Trogolo has worked on the front line in some of the world’s most dangerous places, has led international development projects and now she steps into her newest role as ChildFund New Zealand’s Programmes Director.
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ChildFund Kiribati has finished its review on “A Parent Facilitation manual 2022-23" and is now making plans to share this helpful information with families in Betio.
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Due to COVID-19 travel restrictions, a field visit has been a long time coming for the ChildFund team but finally our programmes officer Matt Fowler is in Emali, Kenya. He has been working alongside our partners to help them become self-sufficient in locally-led, child-focused development.
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ChildFund’s WEB Safe & Wise is a global campaign focused on protecting children from sexual exploitation and abuse online, while also empowering children and young people to benefit from digital connectivity.
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Teaumai Tebuaua learnt her traditional mat weaving skills as a teenager and today she is well-known in Kiribati for her craft. The 60-year-old is now putting her skills to use in ChildFund's new youth skills programme teaching young people traditional mat weaving.
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