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I'm a 8 year-old Girl from Palakkad
Ashfiya lives with her father in a rural area. The mother died some time ago leaving the father with the double responsibility of fending for the family and taking care of them. The father works hard for meagre wages and is unable to provide the barest needs of the family. We at World Vision thank you for coming forward to stand by us to help provide this child and the family with a bright future.
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Improving the quality of education and facilitating the process of education so that children are educated for life.
Providing children and families with access to clean drinking water and promoting good hygiene and sanitation practices .
Building a healthy community with special emphasis on malnourished and vulnerable children
Responding to immediate needs of areas hit by disaster. Building community resilience.
Economic Development Assistance and interventions to equip families with means of sustainable income.
Eliminate negative cultural attitudes and strengthen the role of both family and community in improving the status of the girl child.
Creating positive environments for children and people living with disability in the communities we serve.
A conscious presence in the most vulnerable communities. Helping them understand their rights in the society.
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Just as our partners faithfully give towards the upliftment of the poor, we are faithful in utilising the resources they trust us with.
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