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    "I have been asked a question many a time, 'Who is your hero?' I say, my hero does not depend on
     the position a person occupies. My heroes are those simple men and women who have committed
     themselves to fighting poverty whenever that is to be found in the world."  Nelson Mandela

Child Sponsorship Programme
	Child Sponsorship provides for the children education, health, food security and development programmes. It takes only S$45.00 a month to sponsor a child. That’s about S$1 per student! When you sponsor a child, you will receive a picture folder, which has a photograph of the child and a brief description of the child's background. Also, you will receive a yearly progress report on the child and can correspond and even visit the child in his/her community!Students have great joy in having a picture folder of their child put up on their class notice board, alongside correspondence from the child. It serves as a personal and constant reminder to them how large this world is. Click here to read more about Child Sponsorship.
Love Loaf Programme
	Today, there are over 50 million children in many countries who are living in fear poverty and hunger. The Love Loaf is a unique programme aimed at providing struggling families and children with food, water, education, health care, clothing and love. A Love Loaf is not just a small bread-shaped plastic coin bank. Enrich with love and it can truly be a very tangible way show love in action! You can put one in class or take one home and fill it with loose change. Give us a call today! Click here to read more about The Love Loaf Programme.
30 Hour Famine Programme
	The 30 Hour Famine is an international student movement. In Singapore, it is a chance for young people to gain awareness on global issues and respond in making a stand against hunger, poverty and disease. During the camp, students fast for 30 hours and are also involved in community help work. The money collected will be used to provide for needy children around the world. The Famine is THE interschool event of the year and it is proof that our generation won't just stand by and let people go hungry. Click here to read about this year’s Famine!
Be A World Vision School Partner
	There are many other ways you can partner us! Other joint CIP projects include old clothes and newspaper collection, car-washes, organising food and funfairs. Give us a call and together we can see how to cook up a project that is both fun and meaningful. Teachers may also want to involve their students in an Overseas Community Project whereby the students serve in a community supported through World Vision for about one week. Students learn valuable lessons about themselves and their communities in this global classroom of Life. For school partnership opportunities, please call 6221 1040. Click here to read about what other schools have been doing!

				CHILD WITH SPONSORS (Oct 07 - Sept 08)
				CHILDREN AWAITING SPONSORSHIP (Oct 07 - Sept 08)

Latest News

Ly Long, World Vision supported Cambodia child is featured in Channel U’s “Birthday Pals” on Wednesday, August 20 at 9:30pm Watch this 30-minute episode that profiles two 17-year-old teenagers – a Cambodian and a Singaporean – who share the same birthday but lead completely different lives.
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World Vision to play key role in 2008 International AIDS Conference World Vision will play a key role at the XVII International AIDS Conference (IAC) in Mexico City from August 3 to 8, 2008 by focusing the attention on the impact of the AIDS epidemic on children.
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World Vision Singapore Communications Manager Mindy Chee featured in Spring Magazine World Vision Singapore Communications Manager Mindy Chee is featured in the current issue of Spring magazine as she shares her personal experience during a relief stint in Sichuan.
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World Vision supports ASEAN to play a bigger role in disaster relief and preparedness World Vision Asia Pacific has launched disaster monitor factsheets, featuring Bangladesh, Indonesia, Philippines and Papua New Guinea, in conjunction with the Post-Nargis Joint Assessment Report at the ASEAN Foreign Ministers Meeting.
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