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A mother and her daughter remain safe at home during a COVID-19 lockdown in Ambohimiadana village, Madagascar. Credit: Viviane Rakotoarivony/End Fund/SCI Foundation

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Change is constantly present in our lives, but we would all be forgiven for feeling overwhelmed by the pace and magnitude of change over the past few years. At SCI Foundation, however, we have tried to stay mindful of the fact that, in the words of George Bernard Shaw, “progress is impossible without change”; we are therefore committed to using this period of turbulence to catalyse progress towards our mission and goals.

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Daily, we all make decisions on how to spend money.  What influences these decisions may be based on context and other personal factors, but ultimately, we want to ensure we are getting great value from our spending, particularly when faced with a choice.

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The challenges experienced globally over the past couple of years have taught us all the power of supporting each other and our communities. This Christmas, many of us will be thinking about how best to do that through charitable giving.

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On International Day for the Eradication of Poverty we reflect on the importance of tackling neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) as a critical step in ending poverty once and for all.

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A major focus of the next decade and beyond is ensuring sustainable national Neglected Tropical Disease (NTD) programmes.

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Recent progress towards the control, elimination and eradication of neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) provides inspiring examples of what can be achieved in global health through collaboration, coordination and partnership.

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SCI Foundation is delighted to have been accredited by Investors in People* (IIP) This means that policies and practices around supporting people’s professional development and creating a productive working environment are embedded throughout the organisation.

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