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    Baby Charlyne and Margret Wanjiru in the alleyway outside there home in Kibera. Nairobi where she lost her livelihood and needs urgent food aid to survive
    Press release22 November 2020

    Millions of children face Christmas with nothing to eat after COVID job losses

    Millions of children face a Christmas with little or nothing to eat due to job losses during the COVID-19 pandemic- according to Irish humanitarian organisation Concern Worldwide.

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    Press release
    20 November 2020

    Concern wins Good Governance Award

    Concern Worldwide has won a 2020 Good Governance Award for its annual reporting

    Beneficiaries washing hands in Rwanda as part of an Irish Aid-funded distribution of tools and face masks.
    Press release
    10 November 2020

    Irish Aid support critical as COVID-19 wreaks havoc on vulnerable communities

    Concern Worldwide welcomes the publication of Irish Aid’s annual report today which shows that Ireland’s development and humanitarian assistance reached more than 130 countries last year.

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    Press release
    6 November 2020

    Concern wins accolade for financial reporting at Published Accounts Awards

    Concern Worldwide has been recognised for its accounting and financial reporting practices at the Published Accounts Awards

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    Press release
    29 October 2020

    Fleet of bicycles help fight spread of COVID-19 in Sierra Leone

    Bicycles are playing a vital role in spreading the message about Covid-19 prevention in Sierra Leone in West Africa.

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    • An estimated one billion people around the world live in urban slums

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    Our impact in 2019

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    11.5 M

    people reached through our emergency response

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    10.1 M

    people reached through our health interventions

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    15.1 M

    people reached through our long term development programmes

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