VIDEO: Helping sick children go home in SA

Hearing is a sense that most people take for granted, but if it's damaged or lost, the impairment is practically invisible to other people.

Antrim Times
Ballycraigy pupils helping children in Tanzania
Antrim Times
Ballycraigy PS pupils Saffron Woods, Ellie McDonald, Sebastian Brown and Cameron Harrison, chat with Joanne McFarland from charity Kids for School about the work they do for the children in Tanzania. The school supports the charity and were updated ...

Anglicannews
Anglicans helping families accept children with albinism in Tanzania
Anglicannews
Martha Mganga and her husband Edmund Mganga working to end stigma against people with albinism in Tanzania through the video “Watu Kama Sisi” (“People like us”). Photo Credit: Albino Peacemakers and Mennonite Central Committee. Related ...
World albinism awareness day to be observed in Kikwetespyghana.com

all 3

Izzo Bizness ameachia documentary ya show yake aliyoifanya April 5 jijini kwao, Mbeya. Itazame hapa.

>More than 60 per cent of street children are escaping cruelty at home, in school and in the streets, according to the minister for Community Development, Gender and Children, Ms Sophia Simba.  “Cruelty is a challenge to all developing countries,” she said ahead of the commemoration of the African Day of the Child observed on June 16 by African Union (AU) member states.

Many parents probably believe that home is the safest place for young children. After all, the children have their nannies with them all the time. However, with schools set to close for the December holidays, the children will be home soon – and for a pretty long holiday.

Africa and other developing countries across the world have tremendously high rates of homeless children.

WDIV Detroit
Michigan family with 12 adopted children looking to bring home 2 more from ...
WDIV Detroit
LOCAL COLLEGE CAMPUS TO STOP USING HATEFUL WORDS. WHAT'S BEHIND THE EFFORT AND IS IT WORKING? Devin: AN OAKLAND COUNTY COUPLE FOUND THEY COULDN'T HAVE CHILDREN OF THEIR OWN SO THEY STARTED A ...

South Charlotte Weekly
'The Lunch Project' fuels children at home and abroad
South Charlotte Weekly
Wofford visits Selwyn Elementary for the fourth time since 2012, to teach a global education class on Tanzania and The Lunch Project. Crystal O'Gorman/SCW photo. Forty second-graders gather in Lecia Shockley's classroom at Selwyn Elementary School for ...