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Global Actions for a World Free of Child Poverty Photo Contest Winners!

Thank you to everyone who participated in our "Global Actions for a World Free of Child Poverty" photo contest and who voted! Your votes have been counted and we are happy to announce the winners!

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End Child Poverty is a multi-faith, child-centered, global initiative of Arigatou International that mobilises faith-inspired resources to eradicate poverty affecting children.

We aim to create a world free of child poverty, by addressing both the root causes of poverty in the human heart and the structural causes of poverty.

The Impact of Poverty on Children

22,000 children die
everyday due to poverty

How to help

61 million primary school-age children were not enrolled in school

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1 billion children around
the world live in poverty

Stop poverty

An Interfaith Guide to End Child Poverty: Inspire. Act. Change.

Religious communities and organizations have unique resources. These include their spiritual values, social capital, and moral assets. By working together in partnership with like-minded organizations, we believe in mobilizing resources to reduce poverty at grassroots and global level.

Latest News

17 January 19

How Can We Create Lasting Change for the Poorest Children in Africa?

A recent paper by the Global Coalition to End Child Poverty, reveals how the very worst-off families can lead the way to create lasting change for children in poverty in Africa. The paper was...

14 January 19

Evaluation Workshop with REJADH Burundi

“It is important for us to monitor the rate of gender-based violence in Burundi so that we can understand the best way to address the issue,” stated Innocent (another name) from the African Children and...

17 December 18

Temporary Education Centre a ray of hope for Children in Methotamulla, Sri Lanka

When we arrived in the informal settlement of Methotamulla in Sri Lanka, we found Fathima Silmiya, a 16 year old girl preparing for her grade 11 exams. But Silmiya knows too well the uncertainty...

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Posted January 22 at 1:14pm
By End Child Poverty @IIECP
Join us together with @AdhiAurelia and @salim_jay today from 8pm EAT as they share their thoughts on Violent Extre… https://t.co/c4JUowIyCz
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Posted January 22 at 4:55am
By Ogoti Bokombe. @OgotiBokombe
"Kenyans should support our development agenda" - the line our politicians use when they are doing nothing. We supp… https://t.co/fcWZjh0Nqw
Posted January 18 at 7:39am
By End Child Poverty @IIECP
News: How Can We Create Lasting Change for the Poorest Children in Africa? Read here >>> https://t.co/xTbcIiBaRr https://t.co/xybdDDLklz
Posted January 17 at 8:22am
By End Child Poverty @IIECP
“Extremists have continuously used the ideology of "Us" Vs "Them" as a tactic. As youth, we should embrace love, b… https://t.co/YXD9YhinFB
Posted January 17 at 7:45am
By End Child Poverty @IIECP
Even in the World's riches countries, children still live in Poverty. See the graph below on Children income Povert… https://t.co/jnSEFt9PYN
Posted January 16 at 9:19am
By End Child Poverty @IIECP
When disaster happens, like the #KenyaAttack ; children are often affected the most. That is why we share in the… https://t.co/YlccCu0JJY
Posted January 14 at 1:08pm
By End Child Poverty @IIECP
Gender Based Violence at the family level and violence against children is closely linked to Child Poverty. Click… https://t.co/HCV02KPYQQ
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Posted January 14 at 12:30pm
By Arigatou - GNRC @ArigatouGNRC
One of the ways to rekindle one's memory is viewing motion pictures. Click on the link below and journey through so… https://t.co/bDukjPGS6h
Posted January 11 at 7:54am
By End Child Poverty @IIECP
"To make a difference for the poorest children, policy-makers must first understand what differentiates their lives… https://t.co/NPMgWV7Y4h
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Posted January 10 at 3:39pm
By ENDchildpoverty @globalcoalition
What works for #Africa poorest children? Find out how the very worst-off families can lead the way… https://t.co/Yfj6qCdMke
Posted January 8 at 12:57pm
By End Child Poverty @IIECP
Do you know the Impact of Child Poverty? Click here to find out >>>https://t.co/iNN4wwMvLT Now you know… https://t.co/SdX7IkYE7h
Posted January 7 at 8:18am
By End Child Poverty @IIECP
Hallo! 2019 is here and Yes; we are making even more efforts to #EndChildPoverty through interfaith advocacy, lobby… https://t.co/QCGqs26StD
Posted December 23 at 5:17am
By End Child Poverty @IIECP
"The youth can use the online spaces to learn about best practices in other countries in ending violence against ch… https://t.co/e0fnkLToBA
Posted December 23 at 4:48am
By End Child Poverty @IIECP
In session is a youth-led group discussions on the role of youth as peace ambassadors in ending gender based violen… https://t.co/qpQKtJ27n3
Posted December 23 at 4:29am
By End Child Poverty @IIECP
"There is need for the youth to be sensitised on civic education,through that they can understand their role in pre… https://t.co/TfSO0C4wT8
Posted December 23 at 4:04am
By End Child Poverty @IIECP
The Internet and social media, if used wrongly, can be a tool for the destruction of the society. Let us use the to… https://t.co/5Qwue4MVnx
Posted December 21 at 8:50pm
By End Child Poverty @IIECP
"Peace is key to any development and if we need to achieve positive peace we must begin by sensitising our own. Onl… https://t.co/WdoqzwCUAl
Posted December 21 at 6:33pm
By End Child Poverty @IIECP
"The children and youth have the potential of transforming the great country of South Sudan, because in them there… https://t.co/9gC4SW5Uil
Posted December 21 at 6:13pm
By End Child Poverty @IIECP
Currently happening; the Youth Advocacy Training Workshop in Juba. Gracing the stage with a moment of spiritual ref… https://t.co/0Qyel3R9HK
Posted December 21 at 4:46pm
By End Child Poverty @IIECP
Join us together with @ArigatouGNRC, Hands of Grace and @RejadhYcnr South Sudan from 21-22nd Dec 2018 as we empower… https://t.co/PmjpPiYzBG

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Posted January 16 at 9:20am
By End Child Poverty
Happy new year to you!

We begin 2019 with this information rich paper by Martin Kalisa and Diana Skelton from ATD Fourth World, a member of the Global Coalition to End Child Poverty.
The paper gives examples of extreme poverty affecting children and recognises that to make a difference for the poorest children, policy-makers must first understand what differentiates their lives from those of children who are less poor and why they are particularly hard to reach.

Read this paper here >>> https://bit.ly/2FlyrOP
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Posted December 23 at 5:18am
By End Child Poverty
In session is a youth-led group discussions on the role of youth as peace ambassadors in ending gender based violence and ending violence against children.

With: Kirkens Nødhjelp, Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC), Réseau des Enfants et Jeunes Africains pour les Droits Humains_REJADH/YCNR. and Rejadh South Sudan.

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Posted December 23 at 4:19am
By End Child Poverty
"There is need for the youth to be sensitised on civic education, through that they can understand their role in preventing #genderbasedviolence in South Sudan." – Mr. Paul Solomon, Human Rights Officer, Organisation for Non-violence and Development, South Sudan.

#MythOfMaputo
#EndGBV
#EndChildPoverty
#AllforChildren
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Posted December 22 at 9:57pm
By End Child Poverty
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Posted December 22 at 9:15pm
By End Child Poverty
In partnership with Kirkens Nødhjelp, we will join our friends Rejadh South Sudan in sensitising the youth on preventive ways to ending #GenderBasedViolence (GBV) from 21st – 22nd December 2018. The Juba meeting, is also an opportunity for End Child Poverty to educate the youth on child poverty which is one of the drivers of violence against children.

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Posted December 18 at 1:21pm
By End Child Poverty
What is the Relationship between Peace and Poverty?
"Extreme poverty is both a product of conflict and a cause. Poverty fuels frustration and hopelessness which are key instigators of conflict. When resources are limited competition for what is available is high,"
Find this and more insights on Peace and Poverty here >>> https://bit.ly/2Ex2txE
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Posted December 15 at 2:17pm
By End Child Poverty
Have you ever imagined having a family of 159 children? Well, it sounds unbelievable but Rev. Kenneth Wachianga is one man with such a family. But wait, these are not his biological children, they are either abandoned, orphaned and underprivileged.
Read this ending child poverty inspirational story here >>> https://bit.ly/2GsGP0v
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Posted December 12 at 3:30am
By End Child Poverty
Thank you to everyone who participated in our "Global Actions for a World Free of Child Poverty" photo contest and who voted! Your votes have been counted and we are happy to announce the winners! Check them out! #EndChildPoverty #SnapsforChange

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Posted December 11 at 7:35pm
By End Child Poverty
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Posted December 10 at 4:33pm
By End Child Poverty
"The suffering of our children and youth is unacceptable. We must acknowledge their problems and realise sustainable solutions towards empowering them from poverty. We must start with the children and youth." – Dr. Vinya Ariyaratne, President, Sarvodaya Movement.

#EndChildPoverty
#AllforChildren
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