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| Doing good means helping children like Benesh |
| No child should be married at 11. But that’s what happened to Benesh—sold by her poverty-stricken family for $4,000. Within a year she was pregnant. Two years later, at just age 14, she was pregnant with her second child. Education, playtime and innocence were lost to her. |
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| Doing good means getting clean water to communities in need |
| Before the assistance of World Vision donors, dehydration and communicable diseases like diarrhea were facts of life in places like Phonelay, Laos. But programs like Village2Village are changing this. Today, 1,270 people across three Laotian communities have access to clean water for drinking and cooking. |
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| Want to make a dent in poverty? Spread education |
| With increased literacy children in Kailali, Nepal, have a better chance at a good future. The Unlock Literacy program is one way World Vision pursues that goal. Through improved teaching methods for classroom reading, and by engaging students, families and communities in reading activities outside of school, change is possible. |
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| World Vision is a Christian relief, development and advocacy organization working to create lasting change in the lives of children, families and communities to overcome poverty and injustice. Inspired by our Christian values, World Vision is dedicated to working with the world's most vulnerable people regardless of religion, race, ethnicity or gender. |
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