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Young people speak out on healthcare
Around 50 young people came to Save the Children’s offices in London to discuss how healthcare fees in Africa prevent children from getting potentially lifesaving treatment, and to find out what they can do to change things.
Gayle, 19, welcoming everyone to the event and introducing the issue of healthcare fees. 800 children could be saved every day if healthcare was free in Africa.
Playing healthcare-themed Top Trumps to learn about healthcare systems around the world.
Rachel, 17, leads a discussion about what life would be like if you had to pay £700 to visit the doctor.
An agree/disagree game on the situation for children in the world's poorest countries.
Hilary Benn, Secretary of State, listened to what the young people had to say about free healthcare and answered questions raised by them.
Young people voting whether they agreed or disagreed with Hilary Benn's arguments.
At the end of the day, Hilary Benn was presented with an "Are you Gordon Brown?" t-shirt, which he promised to pass on to Gordon Brown!