You can help make A Million Miracles
Today you can be part of making a million miracles happen and it’s just so simple really A Million Miracles The problem. Cataract – a…
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A collection of blog posts supporting humanitarian and disability charities and social activism promoting justice, equality and peace
What my sight means to me.
I have always had issues with my sight. I wore glasses from the age of 3 right up until last year. For about a year,…
View PostThe Happiest 5km on the Planet…..The Color Run
The color run is billed as the happiest 5k on the planet. At every km participants get doused head to toe in different colours. All…
View PostIf you have no one to buy a Mothers Day gift for please read this…
Mothers Day can be really hard if you have no one to buy a Mothers Day gift for. I don’t and it’s sad and if…
View PostTeam Honk is in Nottingham.. Here’s what we are up to.
The team honk baton has been travelling the country being passed from blogger to blogger. It is wending it’s way from Lands End to John…
View PostDec 13th is Christmas Jumper Day for Save the Children
Don’t forget to wear your jumper on Christmas Jumper Day on 13 December and donate £1 to Save the Children at www.christmasjumperday.org If you don’t…
View PostChange the Story: Children NEED to be Able to Read
Reading is a HUGE deal in my home. My kids read so much I have to tell them to put their books down so we…
View PostThe Rebuild Campaign. Are your childhood memories happy?
I was very lucky to have a happy childhood. This is a photo of me and my sister Tricia at my grandads house on our…
View PostBeing part of the What I See project
The what I see project I am so thrilled to have been asked to one of 100 women communicators be involved in the What I…
View PostCommunity at Heart and Retired Greyhounds
Today – Retired Greyhounds Some companies like to support their local communities. SSE gives each of their 22,000 employees the opportunity to take a day…
View PostMy interview with Kuri Negenasa, an incredible Ethopian mum
Today – My interview with Kuri Negenasa, an incredible Ethopian mum This week several bloggers have gone to Ethiopia with World Vision as part of…
View PostCelebrating Sightsavers & International Women’s Day
Sightsavers & International Women’s Day Today is International Women’s Day. Let’s celebrate our sisters across the globe Here at Baby Budgeting we would like to…
View PostHow to Support Bereaved Children on Mothers Day
How to Support Bereaved Children on Mothers Day I miss my mum with my whole heart and I find Mother’s day very emotional. I…
View PostThe Power of the First Hour: Breastfeeding Saves Lives
Breastfeeding Saves Lives In developing countries mothers often don’t have access to healthcare professionals who can give them the support and advice we all need…
View PostMy postcard from Ghana from #TeamHonk on behalf of Comic Relief
Dear Becky How lovely. Beautiful babies having vaccines. Diarrhoea accounts for 10% of deaths among Ghana’s under-fives. Rotavirus, which causes gastroenteritis, can lead to severe…
View PostThere is enough food for everyone IF… (please read this)
There is enough food for everyone IF There is enough food in the world for everyone but not everyone in the world has enough food.…
View PostMaking Space for a Brand New Year
I think one resolution we can all keep is to make some space in our lives for this brand new year. After the excesses of…
View PostThe first reversible brain condition and a beautiful little girl
Olive is a little girl who lives near me. She is as you can see, very beautiful . She is a twin and the daughter…
View PostIt only take ONEMum – Please join in and speak up !
Michelle from Mummy from The Heart and Jen from BritMums have just embarked on their trip to Ethiopia with ONE. This ONEMums trip is all about sharing…
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