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Child Essentials · Child Sponsorship · Community Sponsorship · COVID-19 · Education · Gifts that Grow · Health and Nutrition · Livelihoods and Income · Road Maps · Water Sanitation and Hygiene · Zambia · Oct 27, 2020

Top 8 ways you are helping Zambian children who need it

The most recent results are in, check out the top 8 ways you are helping children in Luangwa, Zambia through ChildFund.

Child Protection · Education · Emergency Response · Ending Violence · Health and Nutrition · Livelihoods and Income · Road Maps · Water Sanitation and Hygiene · Oct 23, 2020

What does it take to help children thrive?

Our vision is a world in which all children and youth thrive, enjoy their rights, and achieve their full potential. But what does it really take for us to achieve this kind of change in the communities where we work?...

Child Participation · Road Maps · Timor-Leste · Youth · Zambia · Sep 25, 2020

Listening to children's opinions on issues that affect them the most

At ChildFund New Zealand, our Theory of Change includes three programmatic areas: Ensuring the basic needs of children and youth are met; Keeping children and youth protected from harm; and Listening to children's opinions on issues that affect them most. We believe that by...

Road Maps · Team Updates · Jun 05, 2020

ChildFund’s Road Maps paving better futures for children

ChildFund New Zealand’s unique Road Map approach to supporting communities in becoming self-reliant is about a community in need having a self-devised strategic plan with clear goals, measurable outcomes and a time frame. Then after a set period of time,...

Community Sponsorship · Education · Ending Violence · Health and Nutrition · Kenya · Livelihoods and Income · MFAT · Programme Visit · Road Maps · Sri Lanka · Team Updates · Vietnam · Water Sanitation and Hygiene · Zambia · Jul 03, 2018

Mapping the road ahead

Together with the communities we support, ChildFund New Zealand has developed a new way of doing things. A key challenge that we face at ChildFund New Zealand is how to truly empower communities instead of creating dependency from prolonged development...