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You will run for this : Action Against Hunger

Action Against Hunger works in over 40 countries to carry out innovative, lifesaving programmes in nutrition, food security, water and sanitation, health and advocacy. Every year, our 6,000 aid workers help over 4 million people worldwide.

¥Nutrition

Our nutritionists save the lives of severely malnourished children through emergency interventions and the longer term prevention of malnutrition. They treat severely malnourished children through feeding programmes and distribute ready-to-use therapeutic foods to treat malnutrition before it becomes life-threatening.

¥Water and sanitation

A community's nutritional well-being requires a lasting supply of clean water and the knowledge of how to use and care for it properly. We provide access to safe drinking water by tapping springs, drilling wells and installing water systems. We also teach the importance of water and sanitation in preventing disease and train communities to maintain water and sanitation equipment.

Food security

Addressing malnutrition is about much more than just distributing food. We combine emergency relief with programmes that help develop dependable sources of income. By providing seeds, tools, training and income-generating activities, we help vulnerable people regain their self-sufficiency for the long-term.

¥Health

A vicious circle exists between disease and malnutrition. A malnourished child is more vulnerable to diseases than a well-fed child. A sick child, weakened by illness, often becomes a victim of malnutrition. It is therefore necessary to fight disease to combat hunger. We set up mother and child health centers to provide immunisation and pre/post-natal care. Our public health programmes aim at training medical staff, providing medicine, monitoring and controlling epidemics.

To know more look at this site :

ACF London:http://www.actionagainsthunger.org.uk/

Have a nice race !

We weren't the only ones to sing in the rain, I hope we can soon sing : Here comes the sun !

Rehearse and train in the shower it may work 

First this little message to read from (bluemountain.com)

You will also find a lot of interesting general information on this site.

Then why not listening to Jessica on audio-lingua.com. She explains what she and her family usually do on Easter.

Here you can watch a video of the white house for last Easter with Mr Obama

And on this one you'll see what English children had planned to do.

Learn more on the author of one of the most famous book about rabbit.

Share your breakfast

Noodles? Eggs? Yam?
What's on your breakfast table? Schools around the world share their breakfast with BBC World Class and the BBC World News for Children.

At the World News for Children they've been asking  what you eat for breakfast. We'll be hearing from kids in different countries - Today we hear from pupils at Headlines Educational Centre in Kumasi, Ghana.......

"Usually every morning I like to have Milo, Milo is hot chocolate, but over the weekend I take Kenkey - which is mashed corn" "My favourite breakfast is rice pudding with bread and butter" "My favourite breakfast is Milo with bread and sausage. That's what I have every day. Sometimes I take porridge, cornflakes, custard or oats."

And if you want to read more about how kids around the world start their day - head over to the World Class website . Just click on www.bbc.co.uk/worldclass.

You can also give me your comments and I'll send them for you.