Ethiopia | Every Last Child

We are doing whatever it takes to reach every last child

Summary

We're campaigning for girls in pastoral communities exposed to child marriage and forced to undergo FGM, girls who are deprived of accessing pre-school and newborn children who cannot benefit from the health extension program.

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Campaign focus

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United Kingdom

Europe and the Middle East

We're campaigning to give every last child the chance to survive and learn.

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South Africa

Africa

We’re campaigning for migrant children and their access to quality healthcare and education. Unaccompanied or separated migrant children are in particular need of child protection and other services, such as health care, education and grants.

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Yemen

Europe and the Middle East

We're campaigning for children affected by conflict with a focus on girls. The conflict in Yemen is devastating the lives of 9.9 million children who are now in need of humanitarian assistance. Thousands of children have been forced to flee their homes and communities and many have lost their access to basic services including healthcare and education.

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