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Educating Parents to Prevent AbuseMay29
By: Compassion Canada
Tuesday May 29, 2012
Monteria is a city near the breathtaking Caribbean coast of northern Colombia. But inside the homes of some of the poorest inhabitants of Monteria, child abuse is an everyday occurrence—verbal, physical and sexual. Compassion staff in Monteria who regularly visit the homes of registered children to see how the families are doing realized what was going on and knew something needed to change. read more
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Little DoctorsApr10
By: Compassion Canada
Tuesday April 10, 2012
In the rural villages of East India, many people have never learned the basic practices of hygiene—hand washing before eating and after using the toilet. Parents work long days in fields or pulling rickshaws and can't read. And therefore many don't learn—and don't pass on to their children—the life-saving habits of good health and hygiene. read more
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Roxana Opens a Beauty SalonFeb28
By: Compassion Canada
Tuesday February 28, 2012
Roxana moved her family's mirror from inside the house to the porch. She decorated the top with balloons and crafts. She swept the porch and placed a table with beauty products under the mirror with a plastic chair. She was ready for the first client at her beauty salon. read more
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Education Response
Training future leaders to transform their world.
It’s easy to take education for granted, especially when it’s so accessible. But, for most Compassion kids, education is not a right—it’s a gift. Even with the access to education provided through the sponsorship program, there’s still so much more that can be done—but, books, testing, supplies and workshops all require more than a child living in desperate poverty can afford.
With your help, a child’s education knows no limits. The unskilled learn new and profitable skills. The illiterate learn to read. And future leaders are trained to transform their world.
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