No going back: recession crisis appeal

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Help us to prevent the global financial crisis from turning into an humanitarian disaster.

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Lanh

Real lives: Lanh's story

With her wages halved, Lanh is having to survive on just £12 a month, while working 8 hours a day in a shoe factory.


Family in Kenya - with goat

The recession crisis

Over 400,000 children could die each year as the result of the recession. We will NOT let this happen.


Dalit children in India

How can I help?

Details of exactly what your donation could do for some of the most vulnerable people in the world.


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No going back Q & A

All your questions about the appeal answered.



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