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Children on the Edge is a child rights organisation created to support the world’s most marginalised children, living in some of the toughest situations.
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Support our upcoming appeal on BBC Radio 4 and help Rohingya refugee children learn in their own language, paving a way for a brighter future.
Each year our Big October Cake Bake is a wonderful opportunity for our amazing supporters to raise money for Children on the Edge by making, eating and sharing delicious cakes and bakes.
During Refugee Week 2024, we were delighted to visit St James’ Primary School in Emsworth to share how we help to ensure that refugee children in Bangladesh are able to learn, play and have fun with their friends at our learning centres.
We are delighted to announce that our early years education programme for Congolese refugee children in Uganda will be benefiting from a £400,000 award in 2024, thanks to players of People’s Postcode Lottery.
With the closure of The Body Shop at Home and major changes to the global business, we want to take this opportunity to thank and honour those we have journeyed with since 1990.
Westbourne House School wanted to support Ukrainian families who had been forced to flee their homes after the Russia invasion. Find out how they raised more than £20,000
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