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Youths Champion Climate Change Resistance In Asia Pacific

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Children and youth in Asia-Pacific call on their leaders to step up actions to tackle the climate crisis, including the strengthening of policies and plans to mitigate disaster risks and promote resilience.

Teens Discuss How COVID-19 Worsens Child Abuse Cases Worldwide

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The virtual forum is part of World Vision's global advocacy campaign called "It Takes A World" that aims to call on key government, organizations, and private sectors to take action on violence happening against children.

World Vision, USDOL Launch Project Against Child Exploitation

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World Vision Development Foundation, Inc. boosts its efforts to fight child abuse by launching the Project Against Child Exploitation or Project ACE.

Teaching Children To Stay Protected From COVID-19 While Having Fun

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Although there a lot of things are drastically hit by the pandemic, enjoying childhood isn't supposed to be one of them. World Vision shows that you can stay safe from the virus while having a great time at home.

Parents Unlock New Skill For Extra Income

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Around 60 parents and caregivers discover new entrepreneurial skill after attending a series of Bangus Deboning workshops organised by World Vision.

Supporting Schools Amid The Pandemic

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World Vision continues to back the students' needs during the pandemic with the Every child A Reader and Nurtured (EARN) Project.

Fathers Inspire Residents To Start Community Gardening

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Because gardening is in!

Activity Cards, Story Book, And Radio Provided To COVID-19 Affected Aeta Community

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World Vision helps children from a small Aeta community in Batangas cope with the pandemic by distributing useful items.

World Vision Study Reveals Top Concerns Of Filipino Families During COVID-19 Pandemic

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Filipino families share what their topmost concerns are during the pandemic.

PHINLA: Empowering Waste Workers And Their Communities At The Time Of COVID-19

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PHINLA seeks to empower waste workers and communities affected by poor waste management by using waste as a resource to create meaningful employment and to earn income and more.
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