June 10 2010

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SAVE THE CHILDREN
IN THE NEWS
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FROM THE PARTNER’S
DESK
“Aviva Life Insurance India is happy to be associated with a credible organization like Save the Children. Besides the Street to School programme...

T R Ramachandran, CEO of Aviva India Life Insurance.

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HIGHLIGHT FOR


THE QUARTER

Save the Children launched a handbook on Quality Standards of Care for orphanages in Jammu & Kashmir in collaboration with the Government of Jammu & Kashmir. The handbook was launched in presence of Chief Minister Omar Abdullah who inspired by Save the Children’s work in the state suggested a community care mechanism for orphan welfare.

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VOICES FROM
THE FIELD
Ishwar Bhai kept reminding himself that the children who are his priority, for it is the children who are paying the heaviest price of all.

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NEW BEGINNING,
NEW MEANING
In a significant partnership,
the first of its kind, Jamia Milia Islamia and Save the Children have come together to set up a Centre for Early Childhood Development and Research which will address challenges to the holistic development of young children.

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BRINGING THE
CHANGE

 

During the last week of September 2009 the States of Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka faced heavy rainfall which resulted in major floods in five districts of Andhra Pradesh and twelve district in Karnataka.
Save the Children as part of its emergency response was one of the first to respond to this situation ensuring that the children who are most vulnerable during such natural disaster are provided with a safe environment.

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