Your US$5 will go a long way towards saving the Coral Triangle..

 

What is the Coral Triangle and why does it need my $5?

 

 

The Coral Triangle feeds 120 million people and has the highest concentration of coral species in the world. Support WWF's MYCoralTriangle Campaign: Help save the Coral Triangle and save your seafood with just US$5

Stories From the Coral Triangle

 

Turtles, migrating wizards of the deep As you read this, thousands of marine turtles are making their way across the Coral Triangle’s oceans, following currents, nibbling at corals, grazing on seagrass, or seeking a partner.

Trouble on the Reef 14 years ago, WRI concluded that our coral reefs were in a worrying condition from reckless human behaviour. Now, things remain sadly grim for the Coral Triangle, despite a sliver of hope.

Help Send These Kids to School!

First established as 'SKEF' (Somalia Kids Education Fund) in mid 2008, co-founders Deborah Henry and Shikeen Halibullah began by providing weekly English and Mathematics tuition to a small group of Somali refugee children. In May 2009, they met Shafie Mohamed, who had been running a centre (Save Education Centre) that taught English, Mathematics and Somali to a few individuals within the refugee community with the ability to pay RM80 per month. Deciding to come together and combine their operations, Fugee School was born and has since grown into an education hub with over 100 students who study life-changing subjects for free - from Mathematics to Art and Sustainable Development. 

Fugee School is an education hub for refugee kids in Malaysia that lives to empower the minds of refugee children with education which will one day allow them to make decisions for themselves and have the right to a bright future - a privilege all children should have.

 

Help Send These Kids to School! Help us give these children the education no one else will.

Lee Kuan Yew, Tom Cruise, and Albert Einstein. What do they have in common?

 

Discover the Gifts and Brilliance of Dyslexics...

Lee Kuan Yew, Tom Cruise, and Albert Einstein. What do they have in common? 

Answer: Dyslexia. 

-Did you know that about 314,000 school-going children in Malaysia have dyslexia in 2009?

-Dyslexia is a medical condition, not a disease. With proper help, dyslexics can learn to read and write well.

-What you can do to make a difference is to know and understand the problems and needs of children and others with specific learning disabilities.

Show your support, like the page! Dyslexia Malaysia