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Third Sector  Award | Small Charity Big Achiever | Press Release | 22nd September 2018 This week, Children for Health’s outstanding global impact was recognized at the Third Sector Awards when it won the SmallCharity, Big Achiever category. Clare Hanbury, founder and CEO, was at the London Marriott Hotel in

Last night we WON the Third Sector Excellence Award for ‘Small Charity, Big Achiever’. Our CEO Clare Hanbury with the Awards hostess and the sponsor of our category MCM Net It was a wonderful night – a reception and then sit down dinner for 500 at the London Marriott Hotel,

In 2015 we tackled the issue of children memorising our 100 messages head on. Have a look at what we wrote here. However, this issue hasn’t gone away and each time we are in front of teachers we meet with some scepticism that young adolescents have the capacity to learn

Young Voices Africa is an initiative of AVERT. See their website for the videos and information. The videos focussed on six characters – Spijo, Lineo, Martha, Babalwa, Chipo and Mwaise who are all facing dilemmas around sex and relationships – whether it’s dating older people, an unhealthy relationship, having sex without a condom, being

In August 2018 we were shortlisted in the Third Sector Awards category – Small Charity Big Achiever and on September the 20th., We won! Read more here.   In August 2018 the work of Clare Hanbury, Children for Health was featured as the Alumni Profile in the Homerton College Review

Guest Post by Nandita Thatte, leader of the ‘Implementing Best Practices’ (IBP) Initiative at WHO. The IBP Initiative is a network of over 60 organizations committed to supporting the dissemination and use of evidence based guidelines and programmatic practices in family planning and reproductive health through innovative knowledge exchange and

We’re proud to annouse that we have made the shortlist for the Third Sector Awards in the Small Charity Big Achiever category! This recognition is so wonderful as it can be hard to explain what we do as we do not have our own projects but we help others create

Our September topic is Intestinal Worms, it is one of our 10 topics with 10 ‘intestinal worms’ messages for children to learn and share. You can find more information about this topic by clicking here. Our 100 Health Messages for Children to Learn and Share are simple, reliable health education

This opinion piece reflects on two recommendations from the WHO, UNICEF and the World Bank Group framework; “Nurturing care for early childhood development: a framework for helping children survive and thrive to transform health and human potential.” It suggests that the framework does not go far enough in recognising the

The 2018 Children for Health Outstanding Partner Award has been given to John Pettigrew. John is based in Cambridge, UK, where he founded and runs We Are Futureproofs Ltd, which helps book publishers build workflows that provide speed, simplicity and savings. John has been working in publishing for 20 years