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The most recent results are in, check out the top 8 ways you are helping children in Luangwa, Zambia through ChildFund.
Helping others is something that most people want to do, but many simply don't know how. If this sounds like you, be sure to read on. For some, helping others means offering a younger sibling assistance with their homework. For others, it may...
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World Food Day is celebrated annually on 16Â October. It is an International Day of Observance that aims to raise awareness of ongoing efforts to eliminate poverty, hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition.
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You won’t find many Moringa trees when wandering around New Zealand’s countryside, so you might not be too familiar with this miracle plant. The Moringa tree is a phenomenon, especially in drought-affected countries as it grows quickly, even in poor...
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Even in New Zealand, it can be difficult for us to cook a nutritious meal. Many times, we default to what's easiest, most available, or most affordable. Imagine what it would be like to live in a country where high-quality...
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Every year, our Christmas gift catalogue helps tens of thousands of children by providing gifts that nourish their bodies, grow their minds and expand possibilities that help them to thrive. One of the most popular ways people to help children...
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Have you ever wanted to visit your sponsored child? That's exactly what our colleague, Marie Chan, experienced when she traveled to Africa last month as part of a monitoring trip to our dedicated programme area, Luangwa, Zambia. Not only did...
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Our ADED (Agriculture, Dairy and Economic Development) project in Emali, Kenya aims to deliver a dairy processing farm to support dairy farmers. This will increase the milk productivity of their cows, enabling them to sell more milk in a safe...
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Do you sponsor a child with ChildFund New Zealand? Do you know that one of the many benefits of sponsoring a child with us is that you can visit them in their hometown? Read more about one of our child...
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