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Scoop
02-05-2025
- Business
- Scoop
Aid Is Under Attack – Meet Pacific Community Leaders Implementing Kiwi Funded Aid
Press Release – ChildFund New Zealand Pacific community leaders from Kiribati, Solomon Islands, and Vanuatu are visiting New Zealand to talk about their projects funded by the New Zealand public and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Join ChildFund for a special session on New Zealand's aid in the Pacific. Pacific community leaders from Kiribati, Solomon Islands, and Vanuatu are visiting New Zealand to talk about their projects funded by the New Zealand public and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Aid is under attack. They will be joined by geo-political experts for a frank discussion – what's working, what's not, and how do we navigate the volatile geo-politics in our region. Venue: ChildFund, 2 Kitchener St, Level 3, Auckland CBD, 1010 Date: Wednesday 7 May Time: 4pm-5:30pm (nibbles and drinks provided) Please RSVP at Join us for a spirited discussion: Sharon Inone – National Geographic Society's Explorer of the Year. CEO of Greenergy Pacific, a community organisation leading development and climate projects in Temotu Province, Solomon Islands. Sharon came home after working at the United Nations in New York, because she 'wanted to get things done faster' and bring clean water to the island where she grew up. Teima Onorio – Country Director of ChildFund Kiribati. Leads water and food security projects in one of the world's most climate-vulnerable nations, plus projects to up-skill young people. Teima works closely with the Kiribati government. Robert Oliver – Global Executive Director and host of Pacific Island Food Revolution. Robert's 'Masterchef' type TV show promoted healthy local food, and has helped lower rates of non-communicable-diseases in the Pacific. Robert's new TV projects will focus on supply chains and markets for Pacific food. Joanna Bourke – CEO of Pacific Cooperation Foundation, an organisation that amplifies Pacific voices, and builds partnerships between government, business, and communities. With a background in tourism, international trade, and Pacific development, Joanna brings business and community together, both in New Zealand and the Pacific. Josie Pagani – CEO of ChildFund with more than 25 years' experience in development and politics. Also, a geo-political media commentator with a fortnightly column in the Post. Other guests TBC.
Scoop
01-05-2025
- Business
- Scoop
Aid Is Under Attack - Meet Pacific Community Leaders Implementing Kiwi Funded Aid
Join ChildFund for a special session on New Zealand's aid in the Pacific. Pacific community leaders from Kiribati, Solomon Islands, and Vanuatu are visiting New Zealand to talk about their projects funded by the New Zealand public and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Aid is under attack. They will be joined by geo-political experts for a frank discussion - what's working, what's not, and how do we navigate the volatile geo-politics in our region. Venue: ChildFund, 2 Kitchener St, Level 3, Auckland CBD, 1010 Date: Wednesday 7 May Time: 4pm-5:30pm (nibbles and drinks provided) Please RSVP at Join us for a spirited discussion: Sharon Inone - National Geographic Society's Explorer of the Year. CEO of Greenergy Pacific, a community organisation leading development and climate projects in Temotu Province, Solomon Islands. Sharon came home after working at the United Nations in New York, because she 'wanted to get things done faster' and bring clean water to the island where she grew up. Teima Onorio - Country Director of ChildFund Kiribati. Leads water and food security projects in one of the world's most climate-vulnerable nations, plus projects to up-skill young people. Teima works closely with the Kiribati government. Robert Oliver - Global Executive Director and host of Pacific Island Food Revolution. Robert's 'Masterchef' type TV show promoted healthy local food, and has helped lower rates of non-communicable-diseases in the Pacific. Robert's new TV projects will focus on supply chains and markets for Pacific food. Joanna Bourke - CEO of Pacific Cooperation Foundation, an organisation that amplifies Pacific voices, and builds partnerships between government, business, and communities. With a background in tourism, international trade, and Pacific development, Joanna brings business and community together, both in New Zealand and the Pacific. Josie Pagani - CEO of ChildFund with more than 25 years' experience in development and politics. Also, a geo-political media commentator with a fortnightly column in the Post. Other guests TBC.
Hi Dubai
21-03-2025
- Health
- Hi Dubai
Al Jalila Foundation Launches Ramadan Drive to Support Child Fund
Dubai's Al Jalila Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Dubai Health, has launched a special Ramadan campaign to support its Child Fund, which provides life-changing medical care for children in need while easing the financial burden on their families. Established in November 2023, the Child Fund operates at Al Jalila Children's Hospital, offering high-quality healthcare services through a specialized medical team and advanced technology. The initiative aims to provide comprehensive treatment to 3,000 children annually, ensuring access to critical medical care regardless of financial circumstances. In a significant move, Al Jalila Foundation has partnered with Emirates General Petroleum Corporation (Emarat) to place smart donation boxes at service stations, allowing customers to contribute conveniently throughout the year. Dr. Amer Al Zarooni, CEO of Al Jalila Foundation, emphasized the campaign's impact, stating, 'The collective effort to support children reflects the extraordinary solidarity within our community. Together, we are creating meaningful change for these young lives, offering them the promise of a healthier future.' Donations can be made through various channels, including the foundation's website, the 'Treat a Patient' crowdfunding platform, or via SMS by sending "hope" to 4202, 4206, 4209, or 4409 through Etisalat by e& and du. News Source: Emirates News Agency
Khaleej Times
20-03-2025
- Health
- Khaleej Times
Al Jalila Foundation launches Ramadan campaign in the UAE
Al Jalila Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Dubai Health, has unveiled its Ramadan campaign dedicated to supporting the Child Fund, which provides life-changing medical care for children in need while alleviating financial pressure on their families. Established in November 2023, the Child Fund provides essential healthcare services at Al Jalila Children's Hospital. Staffed by a specialized medical team and advanced technology, the fund aims to provide high-quality, comprehensive care to 3,000 children annually. In the month of Ramadan, and in alignment with the Year of Community, Al Jalila Foundation has partnered with Emirates General Petroleum Corporation (Emarat) to install smart donation boxes across service stations, enabling customers to contribute to the Child Fund throughout the year. Dr Amer Al Zarooni, CEO of Al Jalila Foundation, expressed profound appreciation to partners and donors. He said: 'The collective effort to support children reflects the extraordinary solidarity within our community. Together, we are creating meaningful change for these young lives, offering them the promise of a healthier future. Every child deserves access to exceptional medical care regardless of financial circumstances. This commitment to putting patients first drives our mission to help children facing health challenges realize their full potential.' The foundation offers multiple convenient donation methods, official website 'Treat a Patient' program via crowdfunding and SMS donations by sending 'hope' to 4202, 4206, 4209, or 4409 via etisalat by e& and du.
