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Welcome to our June 2008 issue of World Vision News Online.

Ever wondered how your world would change if you could really understand poverty - the poverty that billions of people experience today? This month we encourage you to step into someone else’s shoes at Connecting Lives, an all-new interactive exhibition held in Sydney for World Youth Day celebrations, and understand the real-life experiences of an African child.

With the 40 Hour Famine coming up in August there's also the chance for your kids to experience first hand what it's like to give up something that really matters to help children trapped in child labour and denied their basic rights.

Lastly, don’t forget to give 30 seconds to pledge your support for child & maternal health.

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Groundbreaking events to be showcased for World Youth Day

Sydney's World Youth Day celebrations in July are set to inspire thousands as World Vision showcases two powerful events: Birrung Gallery’s exhibition of the Art4Aid finalists and Connecting Lives, an all-new interactive exhibition which will open at Hyde Park Barracks.

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June 2008


		Global Food Crisis – How you can help Millions of children are being affected by the global food crisis and World Vision wants Kevin Rudd to take an important message to the G8 in July. Read More >>



		The Famine 2008: Teach your children real-life values The Famine isn’t only for young people. Sign up today, involve your family and go without something that really matters ... all to help change the world. Read More >>



		Together we can stop maternal & child deaths It’s time to drastically reduce the shocking number of maternal and child deaths in developing countries. Take 30 seconds now to sign a pledge urging the Australian Government to get into action. Read More >>



		You've got mail! It's easy to light up your sponsored child's life - simply by keeping in touch. Read More >>


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