Care & Share, a community based nonprofit operating in the slums of Vijayawada in Andhra Pradesh, India, characterizes its humanitarian work as a ‘drop in the ocean’ of poverty and destitution. But, as Tammy Phan writes, students from Anglo Chinese Junior College have helped provide more than 5000 ‘drops’ of hope to Care & Share children.

Nearly 180 migrant children – forced to leave their homes in Burma following political violence and climate disasters – are eating more nutritious meals thanks to support from ONE (SINGAPORE) and its partners. However funding for these programmes expires in April and May, unless new partners step forward.

Students and teachers at boarding schools for ‘unparented’ migrant children along the Thai-Burmese border talk about Room to Grow’s nutrition programme.

ONE (SINGAPORE) is teaming up with the Room to Grow Foundation for the second time to provide nutritional support to orphans and other ‘unparented’ migrant children along the Thai-Burmese border.

We check in on the South Asia Partnership – Pakistan to measure the impact of a relief project funded by ONE (SINGAPORE)’s partners.

We check in on the children at the Room to Grow Foundation in Thailand to see how a project, funded by ONE (SINGAPORE)’s MDG Fund, is progressing.