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A personal appeal from Rageh Omaar
On 11th June, Rageh Omaar will present our BBC Radio 4 appeal. In this blog, he tells us why he’s so pleased to support our work.
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Lydia's story
A library as a lifeline
The small community library in Lydia's village is a lifeline for her, but like too many women around the world, her family does not always support her. This is her story.
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Life in a girls school in Ghana
Read why Monica is glad her school library is full of carefully selected books.
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Six girls on the books they love
Meet six girls who love to read, and find out their favourite books.
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“Reading puts me back together”
Catherine knows it's thanks to books that she is able to read, learn and succeed. Thanks to our supporters, we're able to get more books into schools like Catherine's.
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Beating the odds in Kakuma Refugee Camp
Yvonne shares her story of how she used books to succeed in school, support her fellow refugees and is now hoping for a brighter future.
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Francisca’s future
Francisca believes that having books in her school is the key to success.
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Don’t let learning stop here
Meet the girls whose lives are changing through the power of books.
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“Rhoda doesn’t have to be blind to the world, like I am”
Hear how one mother is determined for her daughter to have a future different to her own.
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Education and activism
Following a career as a nurse-midwife, Edna turned her attention to training the next generation of healthcare professionals.
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