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    Corporate support

    Partnerships between the private sector and INGOs can transform your business and have a positive, social impact. We partner with a range of organisations that share our passion and the results have been fantastic.

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    Sako (14) received a back to school kit including books, soap, uniform, shoes, school supplies and solar lamps from Concern Worldwide, Maikona Primary School, Maikona, Kenya. Photo: Jennifer Nolan/ Concern Worldwide.

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    Children outside John Yamikani's family home in Malawi. Photo: Donal Skehan/Concern Worldwide.

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    Mehamed's family grow potatoes, as well as apples. Photo: Jennifer Nolan / Concern Worldwide.

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    Since joining Concern's liveihood programme, Mestawat Sorsa has acquired a donkey, a cow, and a sheep,.

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    Mother of 2, Belita Andrade (22) brings her Concern Emergency Supplies box home with her neighbours. Photo: Gavin Douglas/ Concern Worldwide.

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