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 Great Ormond Street Hospital's philosophy is ‘the child
first and always’. We perform 550 child heart operations, and a comparable
number of heart-related non-surgical interventions, every year, more than
any other children’s hospital in the world.
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 Greenpeace stands for positive change through action.
We defend the natural world and promote peace. Greenpeace are an independent
non-profit global organization committed to the principles of non-violence,
political independence and internationalism. In exposing threats to the
environment and in working to find solutions, Greenpeace has no permanent
allies or enemies.
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 The
National Deaf Children's Society is the only UK charity
solely dedicated to the support of all deaf children and
young deaf people, their families and professionals working
with them. As an example, we help to ensure that parents
can communicate with their hearing-impaired children. Our
vision is a world without barriers for every deaf child!
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 The
National Trust is Britain’s largest conservation organisation,
caring for 300 historic houses, 700 miles of spectacular
coastline and over 600,000 acres of beautiful countryside.
The National Trust has been conserving the nation’s treasures
for over a hundred years and is a charity that receives
no direct support from government. The National Trust does
not cover Scotland, although membership does allow free
entry to properties owned by The National Trust for Scotland.
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 The
Be the FULL STOP 2007 campaign aims to encourage people
take action against child abuse to help end cruelty to children.
Make a donation to the NSPCC today and help put an end to
cruelty to children.
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Be the FULL STOP campaign aims to encourage people take
action against child abuse to help end cruelty to children.
Your donation could pay towards therapy sessions to help
an abused child. Or it could pay for toys and books to help
children explain what has happened to them. Without donations
from the public the NSPCC would have to close its doors
within six months.
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 The
NSPCC exists to change our society and bring about an end
to cruelty to children. Through the Full Stop Campaign,
the NSPCC has made a big difference to the lives of children
who are distressed or at risk of abuse. Our programmes include
being someone for all children to turn to, working directly
with abused children and working with local communities
to keep children safe from cruelty.
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The
NSPCC exists to change our society and bring about an end
to cruelty to children. Through the Full Stop Campaign,
the NSPCC has made a big difference to the lives of children
who are distressed or at risk of abuse. Our programmes include
being someone for all children to turn to, working directly
with abused children and working with local communities
to keep children safe from cruelty.
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 Founded
70 years ago, Plan is one of the largest child-centred community
development organisations in the world. With no religious
or political affiliations, Plan works with children, their
families and communities to make lasting improvements to
their lives.
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 There
are 77 million children worldwide who are not able to go
to school. Often they are living in severe poverty and can
not afford to go to school and many are the innocent victims
of civil wars and conflicts. Schools are often destroyed
during wars and with few if any trained teachers, there’s
no chance for these children to learn the skills they need
to find a way out of poverty. Children in Crisis is working
towards ending this injustice by providing an education
to children in 9 countries around the world. Our aim is
that all children will have the chance to go to school,
wherever in the world they are and however poor they might
be. Children will always be the most vulnerable members
of society; in times of an economic crisis, a political
upheaval or a war, they will be the ones who suffer the
most. A chance to go to school can provide a safe and secure
environment in which to learn and rebuild their lives.
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