children

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In the heart of Pakistan’s brick kiln communities, countless children face a life of hardship and limited opportunities. Born into cycles of poverty, many are forced to work alongside their families instead of attending school. The World Hope Welfare Network is dedicated to breaking this cycle through our Brick Kiln Education Program, but we can’t do it alone.

For the last two years, more than 900,000 stateless Rohingya refugees living in the camps of the Cox’s Bazar district in southeast Bangladesh have focused on survival.

Families moved there seeking aid and shelter from Tropical Cyclone Eloise that brought powerful winds, torrential rain and severe flooding in January 2021.

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Increased conflict and insecurity in Afghanistan have left children paying a heavy price. Afghanistan was already one of the most dangerous places in the world to be a child.

During my time as a Face-to-Face Manager for a small local charity, we’d use data as much as we could to make sure the team were in the best locations at the right time.

We know that the pressures of the pandemic may mean that charities need to reassess how they operate to avoid reducing services or closing down.

Ordinary Afghan people did not cause this crisis. Yet, while we’re unable to get aid to the most vulnerable, their lives hang in the balance.