Emmeline Kane

Our page to help those in other countries access Coronavirus vaccines

Fundraising for UNICEF UK
£1,259
raised of £100 target
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Lyra and Georgina’s Marathon Walk, 3 April 2021
Participants: Lyra and Georgina
Save Generation Covid
Campaign by UNICEF UK (RCN 1072612 (England & Wales) and SC043677 (Scotland))
Coronavirus is affecting children's lives in almost every country. Unicef is helping to tackle the impact of this new virus around the world. We are here for children always and we wont stop now.

Story

We have been friends forever. We were inspired by the tic tocers who were walking marathons during lockdown to walk our own marathon, so on Easter Saturday we are going to walk from Crawley to Groombridge and back across the forest.  Some of our family and dogs are going to join us along the route to cheer us along. We have been doing some training and so far our longest walk has been 22km.

We are fundraising for fairer access to vaccines for all  inspired by the ABC vaccine centre at Meridian Hall in East Grinstead who are doing the same.

Unicef urgently need funds to expand the scale and scope of their work supporting children affected by coronavirus, especially in countries with weaker health systems. We believe that not only people living in wealthy countries deserve health care, especially during a pandemic and we should do our best to make a difference and help people that might be struggling. So please if you have anything to spare please donate because even a small amount will make a huge difference. Just £30 could provide a full kit to protect a health-worker on the frontline, including gloves, masks and coveralls, while just £43 could help provide 1,680 pairs of disposable gloves for health workers.The impact of a large-scale outbreak of coronavirus on children, especially poor and vulnerable children, has been immense. Children are at risk from the disease, but also from the disruption to health and education services, impacts on caregivers, and separation from family members.Unicef has been working closely with governments and the World Health Organization (WHO) since the start of the coronavirus outbreak and will continue to do so with help from donations. All donations  made to our page will help to limit the spread of the virus and reduce the impact on children and families.

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About the campaign

Coronavirus is affecting children's lives in almost every country. Unicef is helping to tackle the impact of this new virus around the world. We are here for children always and we wont stop now.

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UNICEF UK

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RCN 1072612 (England & Wales) and SC043677 (Scotland)
UNICEF works to build a better world for every child, every day. A world where every child has the chance to fulfil their potential and grow up healthy and safe. We work in 190 countries and territories around the world, reaching more children than any other humanitarian organisation.

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£1,258.15
+ £234.25 Gift Aid
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£1,258.15
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£0.00

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