The Hunger Project NZ

Empowering people to end their own hunger & poverty by enabling them to live a life of self-reliance. #SelfReliance I #TheHungerProjectNZ I

[The Hunger Project @HungerProject]

As the world faces rising #hunger and #COVID19, here are 10 reasons why #WeNeedWHO:

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@WHO

[The Hunger Project NZ @hungerprojectNZ]

While you stay within the borders of Aotearoa, you can still reach out to our global community. Join us for #WorldHungerDay - show your support for the women, men and children who are ending their own hunger and now tackling the COVID-19 crisis. ⠀

#WHD2020 #endworldhunger

[The Hunger Project NZ @hungerprojectNZ]

While you stay in to protect yourself and your family, you can still reach out to keep 16.5 million people safe. Reach out and invest in people so everyone can keep safe, no matter where they live https://t.co/eueKvURdt0 #StayInReachOut

[The Hunger Project @HungerProject]

As we lead up to #EarthDay2020 🌏 we are getting a glimpse of how the earth can heal through our collective actions. Community-led #ClimateAction is powerful. https://t.co/uBNx61YVO3

[The Hunger Project @HungerProject]

We have rapidly activated our extensive network of local leaders to prepare communities for #COVID19. As part of this, in #Bangladesh, Union leaders are sewing face masks and sharing critical information. Learn more and support their efforts here: https://t.co/6kDxeE4SZd

[The Hunger Project NZ @hungerprojectNZ]

This is why we need more women in leadership!

"If there was ever a time to close the gap between groups of people across New Zealand in different positions it is now."

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[The Hunger Project @THP_Ind]

#WomenOnTheFrontlines #LeadershipInTimesodCorona
#PanchayatsAtWork

[The Hunger Project @HungerProjectUK]

As a global community our actions are shaped by, + affect, all other people + our natural environment
Hunger + poverty are not problems of one country or another but are global issues. We must solve them not as “donors and recipients” but as global citizens
📷Johanna Lingaas Türk

[The Hunger Project @HungerProject]

The #COVID19 pandemic affects every person on Earth, uniting us as a human family in a global mission to stop its spread and impact. Learn more about our community-led response: https://t.co/xBTR8IDfHZ

[Michelle Obama @MichelleObama]

On this #NationalDoctorsDay, I want to share this powerful video from Dr. Francois and Dr. Robinson and thank all of the incredible doctors, nurses, technicians, residents, fellows, and hospital staff who are putting their lives on the line to save ours.

[The Hunger Project @THP_Ind]

Much welcomed! Elected women representatives have been on the #frontlines proactively raising awareness and ensuring #access to information as well as #monitoring ration shops and situation on the ground. These are the efforts that need more State support.
#womeninpolitics

[Phil Goff @phil_goff]

If you are unable to afford groceries or are in self-isolation with no access to support networks, you can phone Auckland Emergency Management on 0800 22 22 96 between 7am and 7pm, seven days a week, starting tomorrow.

[The Hunger Project NZ @hungerprojectNZ]

Take a look on the bright side of things and try to write down ten things you are grateful for. There are plenty of things to be happy about we just have to look for them. #InternationalDayofHappiness

[The Hunger Project NZ @hungerprojectNZ]

Thanks @NZHumanRights for hosting an excellent panel discussion on Gender and Economic Equality for Women in New Zealand: Progress and Challenges. We must look beyond the averages and not leave anyone behind!

[The Hunger Project NZ @hungerprojectNZ]

Happy International Women's Day! This is an opportunity to celebrate the amazing achievements of women globally and reinvigorate our determination to fight for gender equality for all women. Empowering women is an essential element to achieving the end of hunger and poverty.

[The Hunger Project NZ @hungerprojectNZ]

Join Empower a Woman! This is an opportunity for you to expand your influence in the fight for gender equality and empower women in the developing world to achieve gender equity in their communities.

Find out more: https://t.co/TXpZusmsEB

[The Hunger Project NZ @hungerprojectNZ]

Today is World Day of Social Justice.

What does Social Justice look like? It looks like communities where men and women walk as equals. Where there are no barriers. Where we are free to be our true identities.

#fightforjustice #socialjustice

[The Hunger Project @HungerProjectUK]

Did you know . . . . The Hunger Project has trained 86,811 participants in income generating + skills workshops. Giving them the skills to be financially independent, to provide for their families and lead their #communities in #sustainable growth!

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#SGSs

[The Hunger Project NZ @hungerprojectNZ]

It's International Condom Day - promoting condoms to reduce the spread of HIV. We distribute female condoms at our epicentre health centers, with benefits beyond HIV reduction. It enables a woman to decide when she has kids so she can work more and become financially independent.

[The Hunger Project @HungerProjectUK]

Congratulations to our partners at the Kwaboadi epicentre in Ghana. They have declared themselves #SelfReliant. 🌱
Kwaboadi Epicentre achieved amazing results in #water, #sanitation and #hygiene. Since 2015, the number of people drinking clean water has more than doubled. #SDGs