A message from Sabrina Harvey daughter of Barbara Harvey from a Girl & her world
Wrapping Christmas cakes at the William Angliss Institute was such a fulfilling experience. My friends and I spent the day helping out a Girl &
International research has shown that Girls are the least likely to return to the classroom when the COVID19 pandemic is over*.
Many developing countries don’t prioritise Girls’ education. That’s why organisations such as ours exist. We are committed to making a difference, one Girl at a time.
Decades of research shows that investing in Girls’ education is one of the best investments we can make for the future peace, prosperity and sustainability of our planet.
The Malala Fund is calling on G20 world leaders to make a difference.
We are calling on you to make a difference in rural communities in Fiji. Your donation counts and your contribution is valued.
Today you will be supporting COVID19 relief packages for families that have been impacted by the Delta variant. The World Health Organisation (WHO) says the spread of infection in Fiji is one of the highest in the world.
Donate today and make a difference.
* Read the full Malala Fund report here.
Wrapping Christmas cakes at the William Angliss Institute was such a fulfilling experience. My friends and I spent the day helping out a Girl &
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