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Save the Children is an international non-governmental organization founded in 1919 in the United Kingdom that aims to help children living in poverty globally. It provides lifesaving supplies and emotional support for children and campaigns for long-term change to improve children's lives through improving access to food, healthcare, and education. The organization works in poor countries to help families out of poverty by helping them feed and support their children. Poverty is defined as living on less than $1.25 per day and impacts over 1.2 billion people globally due to a lack of basic needs, while absolute poverty refers to a severe lack of resources needed to survive.
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This document discusses poverty and the organization Free The Children. It defines poverty as having little money or resources. Free The Children was founded in 1995 to help prevent child labor and support rural communities through projects providing education, healthcare, jobs, clean water, and sanitation. Some key points made are:
- Free The Children operates in countries like Sierra Leone, Kenya, China and Sri Lanka.
- Their "Adopt A Village" program builds schools, wells, and provides medical care and jobs.
- They have built over 650 schools educating 55,000 children daily and offer volunteer trips.
- An annual "We Day" event motivates youth to take action on issues through Free The Children campaigns.
Poverty chan the world
This document discusses poverty and the organization Free The Children. It defines poverty as having little money or resources. Free The Children was founded in 1995 to help prevent child labor and support rural communities through projects providing education, healthcare, jobs, clean water, and sanitation. Some key points made are:
- Free The Children operates in countries like Sierra Leone, Kenya, China and Sri Lanka.
- Their "Adopt A Village" program builds schools, wells, and provides medical care and jobs.
- They have built over 650 schools educating 55,000 children daily and offer volunteer trips.
- An annual "We Day" event motivates youth to take action on issues through Free The Children campaigns.
Is there enough food
This document discusses hunger and food insecurity around the world. Over 500 million people live in extreme poverty in Asia, Africa and Latin America. Every year 15 million children die of hunger. Ongoing ventures like FeelGood, Oxfam International, and the World Food Programme are working to address these issues. FeelGood is a non-profit youth movement that has raised over $1.57 million to help end global hunger by 2030 through campus grilled cheese delis and partnerships with organizations like The Hunger Project and CHOICE Humanitarian.
Cooperative for assistance and relief everywhere (CARE)
CARE is an international non-governmental organization working in 84 countries to fight poverty. It supports over 1000 projects annually reaching over 122 million people. CARE delivers emergency aid during crises and helps communities become self-sufficient long-term by addressing the underlying causes of poverty through programs in agriculture, education, health, economic development, water and sanitation, HIV/AIDS, climate change, and nutrition. CARE's mission is to serve the world's poorest communities through innovative solutions, advocacy, and promoting lasting change.
Citizenship badge stage 2: ryan siow
This document discusses social entrepreneurship and challenges faced by children in poverty. It provides information about social entrepreneurs aiming to help less privileged people by improving health and preventing issues. Examples of difficult situations children face include illiteracy, poverty, lack of sanitation, food, and education. The document also summarizes the history of the World Health Organization, including its founding in 1945 and establishment in 1948 with a budget of $5 million. It describes WHO working to develop strategies to promote healthy choices and analyzing the global economic impact of overweight and obesity.
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FeelGood is a non-profit youth movement working to end global hunger by 2030 through campus chapters that run grilled cheese delis to raise funds. Since starting, FeelGood has raised $1.57 million for partner organizations that have helped 15,691 people out of poverty. FeelGood recognizes hunger issues require systemic solutions and partners with organizations like The Hunger Project and CHOICE Humanitarian that use empowerment-based development strategies.
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Cooperative for assistance and relief everywhere (CARE)
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- 2. INFORMATION ABOUT SAVE THE CHILDREN • Founded on 15 April 1919 • International Non-Governmental Organisation • Located at United Kingdom (HQ) • Originated London Founded by Eglantyne Jebb, Dorothy Buxton
- 3. DESCRIPTION • Dedicated to help children in finance • Non-Profit Organisation • Mostly at Africa like Kenya • Have co-operated with Bernard Arnault Africa Relief (BAAR International) • Initiated many campaign
- 4. WHAT IS POVERTY • Poverty line is living on $1.25 a day with 1.2 billion people lived in poverty • Scarcity or the lack of a certain (variant) amount of material possessions or money. 2017, nearly 40 million people lived below the poverty line in the United States.
- 5. WHAT IS ABSOLUTE POVERTY • A condition characterized by severe deprivation • Basic human needs, including food, safe drinking water, sanitation facilities, health, shelter, education and information. • A set standard which is consistent over time and between countries
- 6. WHY WE CHOOSE THE TOPIC • One third of death are due to poverty-related causes. • Infectious diseases continue to blight the lives of the poor across the world. • Philip Alston warned in a statement that, “The world’s poor are at disproportionate risk of torture, arrest, early death and domestic violence, but their civil and political rights are being airbrushed out of the picture.”
- 7. REASON TO DONATE FOR SELFISH PEOPLE • Saving life for less than 1000/life safe • Even if you’re selfish, if you donate there is less chance for the poverty to be desperate and terrorism • Hence, government will spend less on war, lesser tax • Less diseases spread
- 8. Causes of poverty • Country's economy. • Associated with the lack of: education, high divorce rate, overpopulation • Epidemic diseases such as AIDS and malaria • Environmental effect, like lack of rain fall
- 9. WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT POVERTY? • Spread awareness • Donate the Poverty related charity such as Save The Children • Think: Even if you donate a little it adds up. Charity Organisation are not famous because they are a one person job, it’s a team effort of donators and people who volunteer .
- 10. HOW TO COUNTER POVERTY • Raise the minimum wage • Increase the Earned Income Tax Credit for childless workers • Provide paid leave and paid sick days • Reform the criminal justice system and enact policies that support successful re-entry • Establish consistent work schedules
- 11. WHAT THE ORGANISATION DID • Provide lifesaving supplies and emotional support for children • Campaign for long-term change to improve children’s lives • Improve children’s access to the food and healthcare they need to thrive
- 12. WHAT THE ORGANISATION DID • Secure a good quality education for the children who need it most • Protect the world’s most vulnerable children • Work in the poorest countries to help families out of the poverty cycle, so they can feed and support their children
- 13. FACTS ABOUT POVERTY • Income and consumption does not tell us the whole story about poverty. • The present rate of poverty reduction is too slow for us to end $1.90/day poverty by 2030, or $7.40/day poverty in our lifetimes. • The more morally relevant metric is not proportions or absolute numbers, but rather the extent of poverty face to face our capacity to end it. • By this metric, the world has much to do—perhaps more than ever before.
- 14. REFRENCES • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Save_the_Children#Executive_Brendan_Cox_quits_after_w omen's_complaints_of_'inappropriate_behaviour • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poverty#Definitions_and_etymology • https://poverty.umich.edu/about/poverty-facts/ • https://www.savethechildren.net/what-we-do • https://www.americanprogress.org/issues/poverty/news/2014/09/17/97287/the-top-10- solutions-to-cut-poverty-and-grow-the-middle-class/ • https://www.cgdev.org/blog/12-things-we-can-agree-about-global-poverty • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qZWMNW7GmE&t=7m38s
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