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New Year’s postcards

Buy a postcard, invest into children’s safety

Published: December 18, 2008 Author: Embassy Megjashi

When: Thursday, 18. December 2008
To: Wednesday, 31. December 2008
Host: The First Children’s Embassy in the World – Megjashi
Contact: Embassy Megjashi
More info: www.megjashi.org.mk

In the past four years, The First Children’s Embassy in the World – Megjashi is selling New Year’s postcards made by participants of the children’s workshops of the Embassy Megjashi.

All collected fund goes for financing:

Free SOS telephone for children and youth 082 1 22 22;
Fight against pedophilia and any other form of abusement of children;
Daily centre for the street children;
Free legal service.

Offered postcards you may download from the ‘Documents’ box attached to this announcement.

Documents:

Postcards

Catalogue of the New Year’s Postcards

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