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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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Actor, ChildFund ambassador, and mum of two Danielle Cormack is asking Kiwis to support Ukraine mothers who need urgent help.
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The Canterbury Phoenix cricket team has raised $2,060 for ChildFund's emergency response in Ukraine.
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Work is underway now to help children, young people and families in Cox's Bazar. Here's an update on what's happening.
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Since the February 24 Russian invasion of Ukraine, over 4,380,000 million people have fled the country, including more than 1.8 million children. Over 80% of people fleeing are traveling with children and 39% are women traveling alone. With thanks to New Zealand supporters and though the ChildFund Alliance and our on-ground partners, we are helping children and families in Ukraine right now.
With thanks to New Zealand supporters, ChildFund is providing food, medicine, nappies, drinks, blankets, clothing and other essentials to families throughout Ukraine and Moldova, and at the borders of Ukraine right now.
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ChildFund New Zealand CEO Mark Collins reflects on how today's International Day for Sport for Development and Peace is a great reminder of the social, emotional and life skills that sport can teach children.
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On World Water Day, ChildFund New Zealand Senior Technical Adviser Fiona Callen highlights the daily problems people living in Kiribati face with contaminated groundwater and the devastating consequences of this especially for babies and children.
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Whether you live in a remote village in Kenya, on a Pacific island, or here in Aotearoa, water truly is life. World Water Day on March 22 is a great reminder to all of us about how precious water is and how small changes to the way we use it can make a big difference. By Carolyn Brooke.
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