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Donate NowShelly Dee is a donor to the U.S. Fund for UNICEF living in Singapore As an American living in Singapore, I have often asked other residents if they have ever visited Banda Aceh, the northernmost province of Indonesia. And every answer was “No” or “Why would I?” Aceh seemed like the most mysterious neighbor of [...]
Handwashing is not just a daily routine — this simple practice can save lives. For the second consecutive year, longtime U.S. Fund for UNICEF partner, Kimberly-Clark, has launched the Global Handwashing Day Challenge in recognition of Global Handwashing Day. Through The Healthy Workplace Project* and in partnership with KLEENEX® Brand family of products and the U.S. [...]
The number of child laborers worldwide has dropped significantly according to a new report released this week by the International Labor Organization (ILO), falling from 246 million in 2000 to 168 million in 2012. Child labor among girls is falling most quickly — by 40% compared to 25% for boys — and the greatest progress [...]
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