Students become youth ambassadors for Concern

Students from Cambridge House are taking a lead role for a charity helping families break free from hunger in some of the world’s poorest countries.
By The Newsroom
Published 27th Nov 2019, 12:23 BST
Students from Cambridge House who have taken a lead role for charity to help families break free from hungerStudents from Cambridge House who have taken a lead role for charity to help families break free from hunger
Students from Cambridge House who have taken a lead role for charity to help families break free from hunger

Sixteen pupils participated in a training session to become youth ambassadors for aid charity Concern Worldwide.

They learned about the work of the international development organisation and will now represent the charity in their school.

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The training equips them to give presentations to inspire their fellow pupils to take part in Concern’s 24-hour sponsored food or 72-hour digital fast.

Funds raised will go towards the charity’s Free from Hunger appeal.

Concern Community Fundraiser Dylan Murdock said: “The programme has really engaged students, and made them think more broadly about some of the issues vulnerable communities around the world face daily”.

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