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26/02/2026

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14/02/2026

Fishing Boats for Sustainable Livelihoods

Wipe Child Tears has donated fishing boats to families within our village community to strengthen local livelihoods and improve food security.

These boats provide direct access to income-generating activities, enabling households to utilize available natural resources sustainably. Through this support, families can increase daily catch, generate market income, and build long-term resilience.

At Wipe Child Tears, we believe meaningful development is built on empowerment, dignity, and community partnership.
Together, we continue working toward a future where every child grows in stability and hope.

14/02/2026

Every three seconds, a girl is married somewhere in the world.

Child marriage is a human rights violation that denies girls the chance to reach their full potential.

This Valentine's Day, join the UN’s sexual and reproductive health agency (UNFPA) in speaking out against this form of gender-based violence: https://www.unfpa.org/child-marriage

05/02/2026

The child’s identity is protected to preserve her dignity, ensure her safety, and support her psychological well-being as she grows.
To those asking for her current identity

19/01/2026

FAITH SENSITIVE PROGRAMMING AT WIPE CHILD TEARS ORGANISATION
Wipe Child Tears Organisation is a non-profit humanitarian organisation dedicated to serving vulnerable children and communities without discrimination. The organisation operates in line with international humanitarian principles, including neutrality, inclusivity, and respect for diversity.
Recognizing the cultural and social importance of faith in many communities, Wipe Child Tears Organisation may facilitate optional faith-based activities, such as Bible studies, strictly as psychosocial and moral support initiatives. These activities are voluntary and are not linked to access to services, benefits, or decision making.
The organisation maintains a clear separation between humanitarian assistance and religious expression. No form of coercion, exclusion, or preferential treatment based on religion is permitted. All beneficiaries and staff are respected regardless of belief, ensuring full compliance with donor policies and child protection standards.