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Global Blaze: A Call to Action As the Director of Children's Mercy Initiative, I, Mwanje, am sounding the alarm about a crisis that affects us all: the World Fire 🔥. This inferno is not just a physical phenomenon, but a metaphor for the passion and urgency required to address the pressing issues of our time. The World Fire 🔥 represents the burning desire for justice, equality, and compassion that drives us to make a difference. It symbolizes the flames of hope that flicker in the hearts of those who are working tirelessly to create a better world. As the leader of Children's Mercy Initiative, I have witnessed firsthand the devastating impact of poverty, hunger, and lack of access to education on children and communities worldwide. The World Fire 🔥 is a reminder that we must act now to address these issues and create a brighter future for all. Join the Movement I invite you to join me in fanning the flames of the World Fire 🔥. Together, we can: - Provide education and opportunities for children to thrive - Support communities in their efforts to overcome poverty and hunger - Advocate for justice and equality for all Let us ignite the spark of compassion and empathy within ourselves and others. Let us fuel the fire of hope and determination that will drive us to create a better world. The World Fire 🔥 is a call to action. Will you answer the call? 🌎💪

The HomeStretch Program Model is grounded in a decade of research and development, and dedicated to providing a comprehensive pathway out of poverty. Take a look at the four essential elements that make the program effective. Learn more at https://loom.ly/lZvHSvs

Countless children in deprived regions are unable to pursue an education due to poverty, conflict, and other hardships. Without access to learning, their dreams remain out of reach, and the cycle of struggle continues. Your generosity can break this cycle. By providing teachers, school supplies, and resources, you give these children the chance to learn, grow, and build a brighter future. Change a life through education today - https://lnkd.in/dddHYq2n

Explore how a $5,000 grant from Believe in Me is empowering Spokane Youth For Christ to transform lives and strengthen communities. 🌟🌱 Read the blog here: https://hubs.la/Q02xtKb00

In amidst the darkness, there is a glimmer of hope. Each of us possesses an innate resilience, a determination to defy the odds, ups and downs stacked against us, yet we strongly believe that as we still live we hope! And we continue to stick, possess dreams that reach for the stars, aspirations that know no bounds, and a hunger for knowledge that transcends our circumstances. Today, the only opportunity that I may have and continue with is to be the catalyst for change in the lives of others. And the chance to rewrite the narrative of poverty and disadvantage, to replace despair with hope, and to illuminate a path towards a brighter future. But this journey cannot be traversed alone. It requires the collective efforts of compassionate individuals like yourselves – individuals who understand that the true measure of a community's strength lies in its ability to uplift its most vulnerable members. Let us stand shoulder to shoulder, hand in hand, as we embark on a mission to provide the less fortunate children with the tools they need to break free from the cycle of poverty. Together, let us be the architects of change, the architects of hope, and the architects of a future where every child, regardless of their background, has the opportunity to thrive. Milestone Foundation.

📝 What are your goals for 2025? Consider adding a meaningful one: making a lasting impact for children living in poverty. Here are some practical and impactful resolution ideas: 1. Write a letter of love and encouragement to the child you sponsor. 💌 2. Give a Gift of Compassion—choose from life-changing options to support children and families facing poverty. 🎁 3. Set a regular reminder to pray for children in Compassion projects worldwide, that they will be known, loved, and protected. 🙏 4. Share posts from Compassion to raise awareness about how God and the local church are transforming lives. ⛪ Start your resolutions today and help make a difference in 2025! 📸 Thomas, Brazil

🌟 Let's Shine a Light on Youth Homelessness! 🌟 As someone who has experience working in the youth sector, I've witnessed firsthand the significant barriers young people face when trying to secure accommodation. Many of them lack the resources to navigate services independently and rely heavily on support from non-profit organizations (NFPs/NGOs). Consider this: In 2022–23, more than 38,000 young people aged 15–24 presented alone to a homelessness service. This staggering statistic highlights the urgent need for action. This Youth Homelessness Matters Day (YHMD) on Wednesday, April 17, 2024, let's unite to raise awareness and drive meaningful change. #YHMD24 is a national day that sparks conversations and action around child and youth homelessness. It's a day to recognize the resilience of young people and push for sustainable solutions to support them. Join us in making a difference: 📢 Raise Awareness: Spread the word about YHMD and the realities of youth homelessness. 💡 Get Involved: Organize or participate in YHMD activities in your community. Register your event with Yfoundations and access our campaign kit for ideas and resources. ✍️ Sign the Petition: Advocate for a standalone National Child and Youth Homelessness and Housing Plan by signing Yfoundations petition. 💰 Make a Donation: Support NFP/NGO's efforts to end youth homelessness by donating. Please see below for some events that may be held in your local LGA. #YouthHomelessness #homelessness

Where does your district fall with third grade literacy proficiency in accordance with poverty rates? Check out this article and let's talk. Which School Districts Do the Best Job of Teaching Kids to Read? – The 74 (the74million.org)

Today, we pause to honor the children who never returned home from residential schools, the survivors who carry their stories, and the generations who still bear the weight of this history. As a proud Indigenous Mayan mama, this day holds deep significance for me, not only as a moment of collective remembrance but also as part of my own reclamation journey—a journey I’ve only just begun to scratch the surface of. I am committed to having conversations with my children about what this day represents—the pain, the injustice, and the intergenerational trauma caused by the residential school system. These are not easy conversations, but they are vital in honoring the truth of our shared history and ensuring that future generations grow up with a deep respect for Indigenous cultures and stories. As non-Indigenous people and settlers, there’s a responsibility to reflect on the harm caused by colonialism and how it continues to impact Indigenous communities today. It’s time to challenge and decolonize the ways we think, live, and teach our children, remembering who we are, what we stand for, and what we’re meant to do in the world. This day is more than a reflection—it’s a call to action. As parents, raising children with empathy, awareness, and a commitment to justice is essential. Together, we can create a future where Indigenous voices, stories, and wisdom are valued and uplifted, not erased or forgotten. • Wear orange to honor residential school survivors and raise awareness. • Have important conversations with your children and community about Canada’s history and the ongoing effects of colonialism. • Support Indigenous-led organizations and initiatives. • Engage with Indigenous voices and stories through books, films, and events. The path to healing and reclamation is long, but by standing together—Indigenous and non-Indigenous—we can walk it with intention, empathy, and commitment. Let’s be the generation that builds a future rooted in truth and respect, for the sake of all our children. Beautiful cover art work by @ morning.star.designs #OrangeShirtDay #EveryChildMatters #TruthAndReconciliation #Decolonize #ReclaimingRoots #HonourTheChildren #Indigenouschildren #WeCanDoBetter

👀 In case you missed it... We had our Turning the Page on Period Poverty Webinar yesterday with Erin Hughes, Director of Wood-Ridge Memorial Library and Sarah Howard, VP of Marketing at Aunt Flow! In the clip below, hear from Erin as she shares her experience of facing stigma and challenges when first introducing free period products in her library. ⬇️