Global Fund for Children is pleased to welcome four new members to its Global Board. Our board plays a vital role in providing guidance, stewardship, and strategic leadership, drawing on a wealth of experience across sectors and geographies.
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Meet Blondie Beatrice Ndebele! As an Atlas Corps Fellow on GFC’s communications team, Blondie provides a wide range of content creation, editorial, digital media, and design support.
Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February, over 5 million Ukrainians have fled to other European countries. Ukrainians seeking refuge in neighboring countries face many challenges. Global Fund for Children’s local partners in the region are helping Ukrainian families to find housing, enroll their children in school, and access health care and other services.
Meet Otis Kollie! As a Program Specialist for Africa and Asia, Otis will help both regional teams with grantmaking as well as utilizing data and research for learning. Otis is based in Liberia.
Global Fund for Children is pleased to announce the election of Kiran Moorthy and Muna Wehbe to the UK Trust Board of Trustees.
Global Fund for Children recognizes three organizations challenging systems that exclude children and youth from education.
Global Fund for Children has approved $1 million in emergency grants to support local organizations that are providing humanitarian aid and critical services to children and families affected by the war in Ukraine.
Last year was a big year for Global Fund for Children! We found innovative ways to meet the challenges facing our partners and the communities where we work.
Meet Elena María Figueroa Rodríguez! As a Program Coordinator on GFC's Americas team, she coordinates the Supporting Early Education and Development initiative in Honduras.
President and CEO John Hecklinger provides an update on GFC's response to the war in Ukraine and the needs of Ukrainian children and families.
Протягом багатьох років Всесвітній фонд для дітей (GFC) розвивав мережу надійних партнерських організацій в Україні, Молдові та Румунії, і всі ці партнери тепер відповідають на потреби молодих людей, які постраждали від війни в Україні.
