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Fijilive - 4000 children in dire need: Save the Children Gateway to Fiji, Fiji News, Fiji Rugby, Fiji Football, Fiji Sports, Fiji Picture Gallery, Fiji Business, etc

Fijilive - 4000 children in dire need: Save the Children Gateway to Fiji, Fiji News, Fiji Rugby, Fiji Football, Fiji Sports, Fiji Picture Gallery, Fiji Business, etc
fijilive.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from fijilive.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

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Appeal for help feeding families left without food, baby formula in Fijian crisis

Appeal for help feeding families left without food, baby formula in Fijian crisis
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One Year After Beirut Blast, Economic Crisis Pushes Families Further Into Hunger, Says Save The Children

Tuesday, 3 August 2021, 10:06 am Hundreds of thousands of children in Lebanon are going to bed hungry, Save the Children warned today, with parents unable to pay for basics such as food, electricity and medicine. The gap in finances needed to buy basic goods has skyrocketed 550 percent over the past year, according to new analysis of the financial situation of families in Beirut published a year after an explosion in the port tore through the city. Save the Children’s analysis found that families from virtually all wealth groups in the nation’s capital have been plunged deeper into poverty, with children increasingly being sent out to

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auckland scoop co nz » $1million Bequest From Kiwi Siblings Enables Maternal Health Programme In Nepal

Press Release – Save The Children Save the Children New Zealand will launch a new programme aimed at providing maternal and newborn services to thousands of families in north-west Nepal thanks to a generous $1million gift in the will of two Auckland siblings. The new health programme is expected to begin in September and support health facilities and birthing centres in the Nepalese region, with best-practice health and nutrition training provided to health workers and caregivers. The programme aims to reach 4000 children in need. “The incredible generosity shown by the late Auckland siblings will create a long-lasting legacy for the people of Nepal. Every gift we receive – big or small – is immensely important to us and helps us carry out our lifechanging work for children,” says Save the Children New Zealand Chief Executive Heidi Coetzee.

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$1million Bequest From Kiwi Siblings Enables Maternal Health Programme In Nepal

$1million Bequest From Kiwi Siblings Enables Maternal Health Programme In Nepal
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