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Let's End Poverty

We've all been trying for years to solve this number one problem of the world. We're happy that it gives good results. However, we need to continue what the world has started.

Education

Let us support all institutions, in line with the UN's vision to promote and help bringing up under privileged kids with proper education.

Awareness

Child safety and protection is always part of our objectives to make this world a better place for the new generations to come. Being aware of the situations of the world makes it easier for us to act and send some help.

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10 Simple Ways To Keep The Family Safe And Healthy During Pandemic

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Pandemics can be scary and frustrating, especially when it is new, and there is no known cure for it. It creates a lot of fear

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Diabetes In The Developed World: What Is It And How To Prevent

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Diabetes is one of the dangerous lifestyle diseases that is affecting millions of people across the world. The problem is worse in the developed world

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Myth Or Fact: Are Refrigerator Water Filters Important For Health?

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We all want to drink healthy water that is free from impurities. Unfortunately, most of the water supplied to our homes is not safe for

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10 Major Health Diseases Affecting The World In 2019

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The world continues to face multiple health threats ranging from drug-resistance pathogens to vaccine-preventable diseases. What’s worrying is the number of people dying from these

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Sexual and Reproductive Health Omission “Disappointing”

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This was seemingly a breakthrough in the former discussions made by the organization. You can still send in your comments and let’s re-live our opinions

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The Declaration

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63rd Annual United nations DPI/NGO conference – Advance Global Health: Achieve the MDG’s This Declaration is agreed by the 1,600 participants representing over 350 Non-Governmental