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A mother and baby await their turn to step into the UNICEF-supported ‘Learn and Play’ mobile van that has just arrived in the squatter community of Parola, Phillippines. This provides the only opportunity in the community for formal learning. UNICEF/HQ06-1453/Ninfa Bito

Sir Roger Moore KBE visits children at a UNICEF-supported pre-school crèche in Accra, Ghana. Credit: Tom Craig

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A message from
Sir Roger Moore KBE

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020 7375 6032 or email janeh@unicef.org.uk

A newborn baby at the 'baby-friendly' Zeynep Kamil Hospital in Turkey where new mothers are supported and encouraged to breastfeed. UNICEF/HQ05-1228/Roger LeMoyne

A girl in traditional costume at the UNICEF-assisted Afrika Cultural Centre in the city of Johannesburg, South Africa. The centre organises cultural events and educational programmes to promote peace and reconciliation. UNICEF/HQ95-1111/Giacomo Pirozzi

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Legacy gifts from people like you are crucial to our future work. It's easy to leave a legacy, helping us be there for children trapped in conflict and poverty, well beyond your lifetime. Find out more here and please feel free to contact our dedicated Legacy Officer Jane Hallahan, if you have any questions.