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Every child deserves to grow up safe and healthy, and to become who they want to be.
The reality is, many face huge challenges – like Emmanuel, Meera, Leolida and Pierre, whose stories you might have seen on TV recently.
With the right support, these children can overcome poverty, danger and disease to build a bright future, but they need your help.
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EMMANUEL'S STORY
Emmanuel and his twin brother are fighting to breathe.
At just one year old they're sick with pneumonia.
Simple antibiotics can help them beat this ruthless disease – but only if they get them in time.
MEERA'S STORY
Aged just 10, Meera is strong but incredibly vulnerable.
She survives on the streets where abduction, illness and violence are constant dangers.
She needs a safe place to eat, sleep and build a brighter future.
LEOLIDA'S STORY
Leolida would do anything for his 18-month-old brother Lawrence.
He plays with him and shares his food when they don't have enough to eat.
But Leolida can't always protect Lawrence from hunger – their family needs extra support.
PIERRE'S STORY
Four-year-old Pierre is critically ill with malnutrition.
He's half the normal weight for his age and has become so sick he can't eat.
To win his fight for survival, Pierre urgently needs expert medical care.
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