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That’s my toilet!

Posted on 11/16/12 by TwittimgEtienne

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Gajanan Narahari Hemane, 6, poses outside his residential toilet in Chandrapur District, Nagpur.

Did you know that the economic gains from investing in sanitation and water are estimated to be $170bn per year?

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Denied Access Children

Posted on 11/15/12 by User_image_bgJoe Chaujmoro

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Many parents today are denying their children their identity, their right to have contact, feel apart of their froup of people and feel loved by their grandparents and extended family. These children are missing out on their heiratge and additional support system.

Please ask the chlidren how they would feel about not getting to know or have contact with their grandparents.

We at "Family Connections" would like to have some research done on this issue of denied access and how it affects children. www.kidsrights.ca

LOVE A CHILD TO GIVE A GIFT AND EDUCATE FOR A BETTER LIFE.

Posted on 11/13/12 by User_image_bgMercy & Grace

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Many Children from the villages and slums not getting quality education, because quality education only for the rich.Poor children needs sponsorship and scholarships to get quality education.

We invite the sponsors and donors to invest your gifts in kind and cash to educate these children who are looking for a better life.

Kindly ask us for further information, before you consider one time donation or monthly sponsorship for one child or a group of children or to adopt a school to provide/supply needs of the quality education for the villagers and slums. Thank you for your understanding the above few lines for your support to save a life of the Children who are looking for. Best Wishes, Madhava, Founder &…

That’s my toilet!

Posted on 11/14/12 by TwittimgEtienne

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Savina, 4, washes her hands alongside her 7-year-old sister Dinda in Bali, Indonesia.

Handwashing with soap can prevent diseases that kill millions of children every year. The crucial times for doing it are after going to the toilet…

Dreaming The World Without Poverty

Posted on 11/14/12 by Saifuddin%20md%20khaledKhaledsomc

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The world is changing in every aspects with the change of time. Change – a continuous process whether it’s positive or negative. This continuity is for Dream; the dreamy mind, the dreamy people changing the time. So what does this Dream mean? Dream is actually the facts that protect us from sleeping; it’s not what we see during sleeping. Now what does POVERTY mean? Poverty has various meaning from materialistic & spiritual view. Here we will focus on the materialistic one.

 Today’s world can be classified into 3 classes –

• the developed world • the developing world • the under-developed world on the basis of poverty while DEVELOPMENT is the criteria where development means the height of living on…

That’s my toilet!

Posted on 11/13/12 by TwittimgEtienne

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In the run up to World Toilet Day on November 19, we’ll be sharing pictures of children and their toilets.

Pictured, Saurabh, 14, Dilip, 11, and Amanshu, 12, are proud of their toilet in Ratanpur, Madhya Pradesh, India.…

Inequality: What Does it Look Like to You?

Posted on 11/13/12 by User_image_bgKarin Rives

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We want to know! The World Bank has a new photo contest inviting anyone 14 and up to snap a creative and thoughtful photo with your camera or cell phone. If you live, work or travel in the developing world and see images you think show inequality, go for it! You may win a USD $500 camera.

Our photo contest website, where you can upload photos, is at http://www.worldbank.org/pictureinquality. You can also e-mail your photo to picinequality@worldbank.org. Deadline: December 6, 2012.

We believe that everybody deserves a fair chance in life, regardless of where they are born or who their parents are. Help us act on inequality. Be part of the change!

How can we adapt to flooding?

Posted on 11/09/12 by P%20boyPerry Mwiba

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The world as we have seen today is faced with many problems, one of which is displayed in this video and that's flooding. Mostly. we the children are affected,our schools are flooded,roads are impassable,the food basket is affected which in…

We all deserve to smile!

Posted on 11/08/12 by User_image_bgForALife

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I think that every single human deserves a right and a reason to simply sime! We all came to this world to live our lives, and if we can't enjoy our lives and some suffer through every day, then what was the point of being human! We are all constantly reminded that there are people suffering throughout the world and those reminders might not ever stop! But we can all help out a little by a little it is all of us that are required to change the world! We should all make this world the envy of all the other planets and make all our lifes ones that can be enjoyed, healthy, peaceful and fun!

Celebrate World Toilet 2012 with Voices of Youth!

Posted on 11/12/12 by TwittimgEtienne

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