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10 years ago, The Christian Children’s Fund of Great Britain and The European Children’s Trust merged to form EveryChild. Since then, with your support, we’ve worked with thousands of vulnerable children and their families in 25 countries across the world. So this year, please join us in celebrating 10 years of...
...Keeping children safe.
EveryChild prevents violence, abuse and exploitation. Since 2001, we have protected and supported some of the world’s most vulnerable children.
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...Keeping families together.
Poverty often drives people to abandon or give up their children. We help families set up businesses to boost their income, deliver parenting training and offer support to families in crisis.
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...Getting children back into families.
A safe, caring family is the best place for a child. EveryChild is determined to stop children growing up without families in harmful institutions, on the streets or with employers.
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...Making sure children are heard.
In Malawi child rights clubs give children the opportunity to support and protect one another.
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...Influencing and inspiring change.
Our influence has achieved vital, long term change in the countries where we work. In Georgia we helped the government reform their childcare system and encouraged them to commit to closing all of Georgia’s large institutions by the end of 2012.
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Thank you!
Without the generosity and loyalty of all our supporters EveryChild simply wouldn’t have been able to do any of this work over the past 10 years. Their commitment to vulnerable children has helped bring about real and lasting change in some of the world’s poorest countries. Thank you.
As part of our 10th anniversary year we are honouring 10 special individuals and companies that have made a significant contribution to our work. Discover more about EveryChild’s 10 for 10 here.
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Awards Lunch for our 10 for 10 winners
On Monday 21st March EveryChild hosted a very special lunch at the Lansdowne Club in London to honour our ‘10 for 10’. The lunch saw visitors from Moldova, Russia, Ethiopia, Malawi and India meet with EveryChild staff and supporters, and a very special showbiz couple, to share stories and experiences of working with and supporting children without parental care. > Find out more.
See below for a photo gallery of all of our award winners:
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Press
See below some of our press coverage from our awards lunch which included Sir Bruce and Lady Forsyth.
Yahoo: http://uk.news.yahoo.com/
Burnley Citizen: http://www.burnleycitizen.co.uk/
Burnham and High bridge weekly news: http://www.burnhamandhighbridgeweeklynews.co.uk/
Zimbio: http://www.zimbio.com/
Express: http://www.express.co.uk/
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Our 10 for 10 visit Downing Street!
On the 15th May 6 of our visitors helped us mark the International Day of Families by delivering letters to David Cameron. We asked that the 24 million children across the world currently living without parental care are considered in the UN’s new development goals.
> You can read the letters that we gave David Cameron and see a gallery of the pictures from the day here.
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Without our phenomenal fundraisers, supporters, partner organisations and staff none of EveryChild’s amazing work over the past 10 years would have been possible. Here we celebrate just a few of the fabulous people that have helped us change so many lives – these are our 10 for 10.
These are just 10 of the thousands of wonderful people that have helped us celebrate 10 successful years. We want to say a huge thank you to all our supporters – we would be nothing without you!
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Multimedia
Thomas Moyo from our Malawi project and Mengiste from Ethiopia dropped in on BBC World Today. Listen below:
Thomas Moyo's interview this morning on BBC Network Africa.
For more multimedia visit our multimedia page for an interactive timeline, videos and photos from our visit to Downing Street.
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