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Become an Education Partner!

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Education is a fundamental human right. Despite this, 774 million people in the world still lack the ability to read and write. Two thirds of these are women. Research shows that inclusive education of good quality for all is one of the most important foundations for prosperity, health and gender equality globally.

All children have the right to go to school. And we know that children who go to school have a better chance of getting out of poverty. At Barnfonden, we work to ensure that children can go to a safe school where the environment is stimulating and child-friendly. This means that we take a holistic approach to everything from a healthy and stimulating environment to educating the teachers in methods that allow the children themselves to participate in the teaching.

By becoming an Education Partner through Barnfonden, your company helps more children to get a good education and a better future.

Read more here: https://barnfonden.se/foretag/utbildningspartner/

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Give women in Uganda a safe birth

Help a woman to a safe birth through a grant of SEK 235. Despite the fact that maternal mortality is falling in the world, many women are at risk every day not to survive their birth. With a Food Safe package, the chances increase both for the child and the mother to survive. When women receive this gift will be they at the same time enlightened in how important it is to give birth in a clinic with educated health personnel. For SEK 235, you can give a woman a safe birth and a child life. For SEK 2,350, we can help 10 women , but every penny counts. Read more about the Children's Fund's work for good health Photographer Jake Lyell - image from Uganda

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The solar cell lamp makes the way to school safer

It also provides light in the evening when it is time to do homework. This is a gift that makes life easier when the sun has set. Barnfonden invests a lot in education and the solar cell lamp provides an improved opportunity to learn to read and write. The lamp goes to a family in the Indian countryside and it is charged with solar energy during the day and then used after dark. The villages where the solar cell lamp is distributed lack street lighting and it makes it safer for both children and adults to stay outdoors in the evening. For only SEK 300, you can give a family a lamp in the Indian countryside. For SEK 9,000. 30 families can get a lamp but every penny counts.

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Support the fight to stop genital mutilation!

Children are our focus and it permeates exactly everything we do. Therefore, genital mutilation is a priority issue for us. Female genital mutilation is an abuse that often results in life-threatening and a violation of children's rights. Usually the girls are 4-11 years old when they are exposed, but it also happens that babies are genitally mutilated. With your help, we can continue our work to stop genital mutilation. The Children's Fund's work against genital mutilation is yielding results The Children's Fund works in several countries to change attitudes towards genital mutilation and other abuse - and we see that it is yielding results. In Siltie in central Ethiopia, where the Children's Fund has worked against female genital mutilation for several years, the proportion of girls with genital mutilation has decreased from 81 to 57 percent. Only five percent of parents now want their daughters to be mutilated, which is a large reduction from the previous figure of 46 percent. Influence local leaders In the Children's Fund's work to change attitudes, the traditional leaders play an important role. They possess both weight and power. In sermons or other contexts when many listen, they highlight the health hazard of genital mutilation. It is important in the long run to ensure that more girls start, continue and finish school. Local school projects The Children's Fund has supported school projects in several countries with widespread genital mutilation. An example is the Senena School in Ethiopia. Here is a youth club for both girls and boys where they talk to adults about genital mutilation and its consequences. The school also works to ensure that students spread the information further in their villages. The slightly older students hold their own meetings in their villages to inform about harmful traditional customs, such as child marriage and genital mutilation. Many girls say that their self-esteem has become stronger and that thanks to increased knowledge they now dare to say no to genital mutilation.

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Contribute with a school start package!

The happiness of having your own school bag. It is a matter of course for our own children and grandchildren, but in the countries we work in, there is a great shortage of most things in schools. With their own school bag, their own pencils and their own book to write in, the children can more easily practice on their own. Small and large school package: A school start package for a child costs SEK 135 A school start package for 50 children costs SEK 6,750 Mopti in Mali is a conflict-affected area where many of the schools are in very poor condition. Your school start package contributes to a child in Mopti getting their own school bag with pencils and exercise book. You contribute to making the start of school even more special, if possible. This is how Barnfonden works for all children's right to education Photographer Jake Lyell photo from school in Uganda

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Become a Gender Equality Partner!

It is a fundamental human right for girls and women not to be subjected to any form of violence or discrimination. It is also absolutely crucial for people and societies to have the opportunity to develop their full potential. The Children's Fund works against harmful practices, such as child marriage, early marriage, forced marriage and female genital mutilation. We also ensure general access to sexual and reproductive health and inform about reproductive rights in the areas we work in. This means, among other things, that everyone must have access to education and information about contraception and that women must have the knowledge required to be able to make informed decisions about sexual relationships and contraception. The Children's Fund works to prevent child marriage and to make it easier for girls who have been in child marriage to return to school. By becoming a gender equality partner through Barnfonden, your company helps children to be children and grow up in a safe and equal world. Read more here: https://barnfonden.se/foretag/jamstalldhetspartner/

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Become a Climate Partner!

In natural disasters, children are the most vulnerable. It is important to understand how they are affected in order to reduce the negative effects. Our climate projects are designed to respond to local needs in general and the needs of vulnerable children in particular. The goal is to build a strong, child-friendly resilience. A priority part of the projects is to increase knowledge about children's right to safety and protection in the event of disasters in order to reduce discrimination, sexual exploitation and all forms of exploitation of children. Among other things, we teach children how to cope in the event of a flood or during a drought, and we train adults in climate-smart farming. We plant trees that prevent desertification, spread the use of smart irrigation technology, install climate-friendly stoves and carry out many other activities that reduce the pace of climate change and mitigate its consequences. One of the UN's global goals, goal 13, is to strengthen resilience to and the ability to adapt to climate-related dangers and natural disasters. It's a job that Barnfonden together with partners within the ChildFund Alliance has extensive experience of. By becoming a Climate Partner through Barnfonden, your company helps children grow up in security. Read more here: https://barnfonden.se/foretag/klimatpartner/

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Water gives life

Clean water, hygiene and sanitation save lives and for decades we at Barnfonden have worked with just this. We know that what may seem simple saves lives. Having access to clean water, soap and washing your hands thoroughly reduces the spread of infection. Through this gift, you are helping to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, as well as other bacteria, viruses and waterborne diseases. This is how Barnfonden works with clean water.

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Moringa tree - also called miracle tree

The Moringa tree, Moringa oleifera, is often called a miracle tree and it has its explanation. The tree can withstand harsh climatic conditions and serves as a nutritious complement to the diet for both children and adults. Edible right down to the root. The Moringa tree thrives in both very dry and tropical climates and already in the first year it grows 3-4 meters. Once planted, it takes 6-8 months for the tree to bear fruit and almost all parts of the moringa tree are edible and nutritious. The leaves, seeds, flowers and stem can be prepared in different ways and they are rich in vitamins, amino acids, antioxidants, protein and iron. For only SEK 100. you can give a family in a vulnerable area a Moringa tree. The family also gets an introduction to how the tree can be used. For SEK 5,000. 50 families can get a tree but every penny counts. The leaves and flowers of the moringa tree can be eaten as a salad and the seeds can be roasted and eaten like peanuts or used as a seasoning. The healthy roots are also edible after they have been cooked. Dried leaves and seeds are used to produce powders and oils used in foods that are low in nutrients.

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