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The children of today are the leaders of tomorrow. Children can play a vital role for social transformation.

“My name is Ngalula. I am 12 years old. I am the second born in a family of four children. I stopped going to school last year because of war. I was in grade 5. I would like to be a tailor when I grow up. I would like to make dresses and sell them in town. 

Nine-year-old Thandar lives in Malamyaing, in the state of Mom and resides with her older sister and parents in a small 10-square feet room.

We would like to introduce you to Samuel, an 8-year-old boy from Tirana, who has a radiating smile. Ever since he was born, Samuel's parents say they noticed something different in their son's portrait.

If there’s one thing that Thais are familiar with, is referring to someone by a nickname. This is the case with two young brothers with interesting names. In the urban neighbourhood of Lad Phrao 48, 13-year-old Name and his 8-year-old brother Note, are well known in the neighbourhood.

Hasina, 12, sits with her mother and siblings around a circular stone, cracking pistachios with a small hammer.

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Before the construction of a drinking water system, 150 households in Safidara village in Badghis Province of Afghanistan did not have enough drinking water in their houses.

With the pitter-patter of rain falling on the tent above them, parents and community members look on, hardly able to believe what they are seeing right in front of them. Children from Kosovo and Serbia sit on the ground together.