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Education for All launched in Ozamiz City

World Vision is committed to promote Education for All (EFA) in partnership with other stakeholders in the communities. The EFA movement in the Philippines seeks to improve the quality of basic education for every Filipino by 2015. In Ozamiz City, one of WVDF's community partner Kahayag Development Program recently launched the Education for All (EFA) campaign in the municipalities of Panaon and Sinacaban.

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World Vision responds in Haiti

Outside a state hospital in Port au Prince, 6-year old Haitian girl Lorvencia is treated by World Vision staff, cleaning her wounds. She was injured when their house fell down on her and her four siblings. Their mother was out shopping for dinner when the quake hit. All the children were injured, none seriously. World Vision delivered emergency medical supplies to 9 hospitals in the first 2 days after the quake.(Photo by Steve Matthews/World Vision)

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Earthquake Survivor

Seven-month old Billy is alive after being pulled from the rubble of her home. She was buried for about 48 hours, but was rescued by neighbor Julie Exile, shown here carrying the baby survivor. Image taken at L'Hopsital General. (Photo by Steve Matthews/World Vision).

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© World Vision 2010 Congratulations to Broadway star Lea Salonga who was recently voted 2nd Most Trusted Personality in the Philippines by Reader's Digest Asia. In a nationwide survey, a list of 80 influential Filipino personalities were ranked based on their trustworthiness. Ms.Salonga is also World Vision Philippines' Ambassador for Child Sponsorship.
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© World Vision 2010Join World Vision's new campaign. Bring real issues to life. Inspire hearts. Mobilize people. As World Vision acts to build thriving communities where peace and justice prevail, there are everyday people-- men and women who desire to make this possible. Know more about World Vision ACTS!
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REUTERS/Joel Trimble, courtesy www.alertnet.org  World Vision brings aid to Haiti in the aftermath of the devastating earthquake which reportedly has killed almost 50,000 people (as of Jan 14), damaged major infrastructures and affected thousands more.
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