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    Volunteering for UNICEF UK at WOMAD Festival

    Guest Blogger, 05-10-2012 4:12 PM

    Last summer, UNICEF UK took volunteer campaigners Frances and Rachel to WOMAD Festival to help tell people about our Get Children Climate Ready campaign. Click through for their blog about the experience, from enjoying the sunshine to the buzz of signing people up to the campaign - and find out how you can get involved this year.

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    Soccer Aid: children kick off world record attempt

    Brittany Glenn, 05-03-2012 9:37 AM

    On 1 May, Dan Magness started his Keep it Up for Soccer Aid challenge. He’s going to be walking from London to Manchester doing football keepy uppies.

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    Children’s rights and business: does the Government have a role?

    Amy Whalley, 05-01-2012 2:40 PM

    What have businesses, governments and children got in common? Nothing it would appear at first, yet both have the ability and potential to transform children’s lives and ensure their rights are met.

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    Ghana launches two life-saving vaccines

    Ju-Lin Tan, 04-26-2012 12:33 PM

    Today, as part of World Immunization Week, Ghana has introduced two new vaccines at once to tackle pneumonia and diarrhoeal disease, the two leading killers of children under five.

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    Immunisation: a mother fights to protect her daughter from polio

    Isabelle Andrews, 04-24-2012 1:20 PM

    Cornelia Walther from UNICEF' in Democratic Republic of Congo tells the story of  Lora, a mother she met at a recent polio vaccination campaign in the eastern province of Katanga. 

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    Malaria: a battle worth fighting for children

    Isabelle Andrews, 04-23-2012 5:23 PM

    This World Malaria Day, UNICEF staff in the Democratic Republic of Congo are distributing 13.7 million treated mosquito nets to protect children from the deadly disease. Here, UNICEF Malaria Health Specialist Valentina Buj explains why it's a battle worth fighting for children.

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