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LIZ GIBBS IN INDIA: HEALTH CARE WORKERS
Liz Gibbs, Save the Children NZ Chief Executive is in India: Dr Abhay Bang gave an inspiring talk about how Save the Children has helped to fund the training of Health Care workers in central India where training for local women has helped them to save the lives of newborns and young children in their local villages. For just US$7 in India it is possible to introduce health care interventions that will save a childs life. With our EVERY ONE campaign we can contribute to programmes like this.
EVERY ONE CAMPAIGN LAUNCH
Princess Anne and Allan Freeth kick off the EVERY ONE campaign in New Zealand.
STATE OF THE WORLD'S MOTHERS
The difference between the best and the worst places in the world to be a mother is enormous. By increasing the number of women working on the front lines of health care in the world’s poorest nations, we can make a positive change. Find out more
Every child matters and EVERY ONE can make a difference. Thank you for making a difference.
THE IMPACT OF URBANISATION ON HEALTH IN INDIA
Delhi is one of the fastest growing cities in India and the number of children under 5 dying is on the rise. The tremendous increase in the city’s population is largely due to continuous migration - placing huge pressure on social and health services. Delhi is getting ready to host the Commonwealth Games and money is being pumped into getting the city ready - yet children are dying because they do not have access to safe, clean drinking water. Find out more
A RIGHT ROYAL GATHERING
Good Magazine's Sarah Heeringa writes about the launch of the EVERY ONE campaign on the Good Magazine Blog
EVERY ONE PLEDGES
At the EVERY ONE campaign launch Carol Hirschfeld, Allan Freeth and HRH Princess Anne urged New Zealanders to do one thing and help save a child's life
WOMAD
We asked EVERY ONE at WOMAD what they would do to save a life and by the end of the weekend our tent was overflowing with ideas. Thanks to everyone who came along and said hello....