News and Stories
Helping children to access education is what motivates long-time ChildFund supporter Cathy Downes.
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Through your ongoing, generous support we know that creating an impact for children, youth, and families in Luangwa, Zambia means a lot to you. Here is the latest ChildFund sponsorship update from Luangwa.
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Through your ongoing, generous support we know that creating an impact for children, youth, and families in Emali, Kenya means a lot to you. Here is the latest sponsorship update from Emali.
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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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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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Meet Manisha Patel from Auckland, she has been a passionate and dedicated ChildFund Child Sponsor for 21 years. Manisha shares her sponsorship journey, what she loves most about sponsorship and why she will keep being a sponsor.
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There is a saying in Kenya that when you educate a woman you educate an entire community. Meet 23 year old Jackline from Kenya, a child sponsor since the age of 5, who went on to complete school and gain a teaching qualification. Now she not only gives back to her community as a teacher but as a ChildFund youth group mentor too, helping to keep young people in school.
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A glimpse into the efforts by ChildFund Sri Lanka and AU Lanka (our local partner in Sri Lanka) on our emergency COVID-19 response in Batticaloa.
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ChildFund New Zealand sponsors should expect something exciting in their postboxes this week! Learn more about how we're sharing some fun Kiwi history with children all over the world!
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Imagine the only toilet your children can use at school is in a crumbly old concrete block overgrown with trees and then when they have finished there is nowhere for them to wash their hands. Not a nice thought at all, but now the students at this rural school in Batticaloa can go to the toilet with dignity and wash their hands afterward.
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