Children living in poverty are set to benefit from extra funds - but only if Rotorua radio personalities are any good at kicking a rugby ball over the posts!
Thanks to Vision products for supporting "Shoes for Kiwi Kids"
Get behind this worthy cause and let's pride ourselves on being a country than can innovatively look after its own!
Seven years of practical help to reduce the impact of poverty on educational achievement in our low decile schools is being marked this weekend with a big thankyou to the thousands of donors and sponsors who support the KidsCan programmes.
KidsCan announced today that 5 new schools will join its food, shoes and raincoat programmes taking the total number of schools to 223, with KidsCan now supporting the education of 46,000 children nationwide.
In June I visited KidsCan partner schools in Wellington and Northland to talk with the principals and teachers about the ongoing issues their children face and how KidsCan programmes are making a difference.
In June I visited KidsCan partner schools in Wellington and Northland to talk with the principals and teachers about the ongoing issues their children face and how KidsCan programmes are making a difference.
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