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23.01.2022 These little ones gather eagerly for the meal of hot, highly nutritious, healthy rice-based recipe that go a long way in feeding the hungry communities in #Myanmar. Despite the growing disruptions, our partners are NIMBLE and are working diligently to arranging support groups for the increase in deteriorating mental health during the #MyanmarCoup2021 crisis, emergency kits for families who no longer have work or income and continuing to feed those in need #JusticeForMyanmar #Justice #stoptheviolence #PrayForMyanmar

20.01.2022 HE is risen! Here, the team are taking some time out to focus on all that we have to be grateful for this Easter & to love on one another. We hope you are too & pray that your homes and hearts are filled with the Love, Hope & Peace of the season.... #HEISRISEN #loveoneanother #greatful #blessed #easter2021

19.01.2022 There Is Nothing Greater Happy Good Friday friends #goodfriday2021

18.01.2022 In the hill tribes of Northern Thailand, poor water & sanitation is one of the major factors keeping families in poverty due to ill health, especially the children With clean water they now have energy, time to carry out daily chores, make an income and go to school! Alongside our partners, villagers provide labour & share in the cost of the project, they all receive training and are now proactively maintaining the water systems to ensure decades of clean water #WorldWaterDay2021 #22March

18.01.2022 Our world is an unequal one COVID-19 has hit all countries hard, but its impact has been harshest on those communities which were already vulnerable, who are more exposed to disease & less likely to have access to quality health care. This World Health Day we join the campaign to build a fairer, healthier world.... One of the most important ways to improve health in developing countries is by educating citizens. Educating people enables them to obtain safer jobs, increased health literacy, take preventive healthcare measures, avoid riskier health behaviours and demand better-quality health services. This is why Education is one of the 4 strategic areas we focus on. It's not just a key to a better future. It’s a lifeline.

13.01.2022 What does WATER mean to you? To the people we work with, clean water is the difference between being healthy or sick, being well enough to go to work or school, being able to grow crops to eat and sell, and accessibility means not having to walk kms everyday, putting yourself at risk of being attacked or injured. Often this walk is not even to a clean water source, but it's their only option. For them, access to clean water is literally a matter of life and death ... 1 in 3 people around the world do not have safe drinking water! That's why working alongside communities to provide sustainable clean water sources, as well as sanitation facilities and hygiene education, is a priority for us - and always will be. #WorldWaterDay2021 #whatdoeswatermeantoyou #cleanwater #WASH #watersanitationhygiene #enablinghopeinhardplaces

13.01.2022 Did you know donating money simply makes you feel better? It activates pleasure centres in the brain And when your kids see you donating money, they’re much more likely to adopt a giving mindset as they grow up What's not to love? #generosity #giving #kids #thebrain #pleasure ... #entrustfoundation #enablinghopeinhardplaces See more

10.01.2022 How far would you walk for safe water? Over 200 million people are walking an average of 6kms every day to gather waterWomen and children bear the primary responsibility for water collection & it's a dangerous task. It is also time not spent working at an income-generating job, caring for family members, or attending school. This issue is close to our heart at Entrust We have many projects working with local communities ensuring sustainable solutions to provide clea...n water, sanitation and hygiene for all. Safe drinking water is a human right! #worldwaterday2021 #22March

05.01.2022 Australia spends $200 million on chocolate at Easter! Much of that chocolate creates farmer poverty, child labor and deforestation. But you do have choices & they're not hard to find Here are a few companies we've found that are doing the right thing: Chocolitier - Australian owned family business, made in Melbourne... Darrell Lea - oldie but a goodie Pana - organic, also Aussie owned & made in Melbourne Moser Roth - German company, buy it at Aldi Haigs - Australia's oldest family-owned chocolate maker Let us know if there are other's you know of........... Use your power as a conscious consumer - together, we can transform the chocolate industry into one that prioritises people and the planet