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Minister Paradis Launches Civil Society Partnership Policy
On behalf of Canadian Feed The Children, I was invited to attend one of the consultation sessions held in May, 2014, during the three-day Saving Every Woman Every Child: Within Arm’s Reach Summit – a follow-up to the Prime Minister’s Muskoka Initiative of 2010, focused on maternal, newborn and child health (MNCH). The session was rich with learning and dialogue.
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![With schools closing around the globe due to COVID-19, students in Uganda have tried to adjust to their new school days from home. 12-year-old Annet says: "I feel really bad to be out of school. I miss school a lot."
CFTC's local partner HUYSLINCI is working to ensure that children like Annet, who have difficulty accessing remote learning, can still receive an education. Annet's teacher says: "With generous support [from CFTC donors], we have started virtual learning on local television channels, distributed self-help learning materials to families, and I also go to speak with the girls to make sure they are faring well at home."
We sincerely thank our donors or helping children continue to get an education during a difficult back to school season.
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