We ensure that children get a strong start by helping them achieve crucial developmental milestones and start school ready to succeed.
Our programs in Asia range from providing emotional support to left behind children in China, to distributing books to pre-school children in Australia and New Zealand.
children in 2017 reached through the Imagination Library in Australia.
children and youths impacted across the Asia-Pacific region each year.
migrant children benefited from learning centers in Shanghai from 2014 until present.
CCF has set up 44 ‘Love and Care Homes’ to provide a safe place for left behind children to learn, play and receive emotional support.
The Sprout Program provides teachers' training, teaching and learning materials, and volunteering opportunities that enhance the early childhood development of migrant workers' children between the ages of three and seven years old.
UW Australia provides free books and literacy resources to children aged 0-5 each year to improve their school-readiness.
UW New Zealand is working with primary schools to launch a literacy program to give every child the opportunity to develop a love for reading, positively affecting their ability to learn throughout school and beyond.
UW India, through its local chapters, seeks to ensure school readiness and holistic development for children between 0-6 years through the Born Learning Campaign.