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UNICEF Inspired Gifts are much more thanvirtual gifts - they are real, life-saving andlife-changing items that we supply to childrenand communities throughout the world, rightthrough the year.

Your friend or relative might not be expecting500 bowls of porridge as a present but whenthey see how their Inspired Gift can help savea child suffering from malnutrition, it’s boundto be truly appreciated.

What you get:• a great choice of Inspired Gifts - from

gardening kits to a school-in-a-box,• a great choice of gift cards,• fantastic eGreetings,• double satisfaction - your friend or relative

receives an original gift AND you both getthe satisfaction of changing a child’s life.

The factsEvery 20 seconds, today and every day, achild under the age of five will die from aneasily preventable cause. These children’slives can be saved by the low-cost solutionsthat UNICEF provides. Supplies such asvaccines, rehydration salts and water pumps.With an Inspired Gift, together we will bedirectly helping children to survive and thrive.It’s as simple as that.

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Education for allUNICEF believes that all children have the right to an education and theright to be children - including time to play. UNICEF provides education,therapy and play supplies to schools and children’s centres around theworld, including all of the gifts available in these pages. You could bringchildren together to play, exercise and have fun playing football, orprovide a child in Africa with learning materials for a whole year!

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Five footballs

Whether it is Bosnia, Botswana, Brazil orBrunei, children everywhere love football.Your gift will provide professional-qualityfootballs that will allow children around theworld to play together, exercise and have fun.Ref: 2731200In some instances, as determined by changing needs or priorities,footballs may be substituted with a similar sport or play item, suchas volleyballs or frisbees.

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Art-in-a-box

Provide slates, sketch pads, crayons,chalks, paints and paint brushes forUNICEF-supported Children’sCorners in Malawi. These centresgive children orphaned by AIDS thechance to play and have fun.Ref: OVC8

Exercise books for50 childrenA girl in the Maldives smiles from behind herdesk during a lesson. Basic school materialssuch as exercise books are essential tosupport and improve children’s education.Help children learn and enjoy school.Ref: 4410019In some instances, as determined by changing needs or priorities, exercisebooks may be substituted with other education items.

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Bicycle for schoolchildrenFor rural schoolchildren, having a bicycle canmake the difference between attendingschool and missing out on an education -cutting a journey that takes three hours onfoot to just an hour. Where else can you buy abike as a gift and send a child back to school?Ref: 00004209In some instances, as determined by changing needs or priorities, bicyclesmay be substituted with other transport items.

Skipping ropes

A simple but fantastic way for children to play,exercise and enjoy themselves. Provide 20skipping ropes and put a smile on children’sfaces in the process.Ref: 2760001In some instances, as determined by changing needs or priorities,skipping ropes may be substituted with a similar play item, suchas volleyballs or frisbees.

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Pencils for a whole school

One of the most basic yet important learningtools, helping children to write and draw.1,000 pencils are enough for a whole school.Ref: 4460701In some instances, as determined by changing needsor priorities, pencils may be substituted with a similareducation item, such as crayons or pens.

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School-in-a-box

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Few gifts are as innovative as this. The box is full of basiceducational supplies to help set up a school and enablechildren to carry on their education in emergency situations.The aluminium lid doubles as a blackboard when coated withspecial paint included in the box.Ref: 9935020In some instances as determined by changing needs or priorities, the school-in-a-box may be substitutedwith another education item.

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Support Schools for Africa

In sub-Saharan Africa alone, 45 million children don’t get the chance to goto school. For most of Africa’s children, education represents the onlychance to escape from entrenched poverty. School is about much morethan providing work skills. It’s playing an increasingly vital role in helpingchildren secure their own future – improving confidence, communitycohesion and providing knowledge of health and nutrition to keep childrensafe and well.

In the child-friendly Schools for Africa campaign, UNICEF is working withpartners in six of Africa’s most needy countries. The programme includesbuilding new schools, improving water and sanitation facilities in existingschools, teacher training, sports and play facilities, school furniture andproviding equipment from pens and pencils to sports equipment.

With Inspired Gifts, you can support the Schools for Africa programme witha gift of £15 to £150, or provide school furniture or learning materials.

Ref: £15 SFA01 / £50 SFA02A / £150 SFA03

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Learning materialsGive exercise books, pens, pencils andother school supplies to support theeducation of a child for a whole year.Ref: RWA4


School chair

In newly built schools and thosebeing restored, new school furniture,in the form of desks and chairs forstudents, is a must. Provide a chairfor a child to sit and learn.Ref: RWA3

School desk

A desk is essential for any child to geta good education. Give a sturdy anddurable wooden desk for a classroom,providing somewhere for a child to sitand study.Ref: RWA1

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Where will your UNICEF Inspired Gift go?

Here are some examples of the destinations of UNICEF Inspired Giftspurchased by UK supporters in 2008.

3,500 mosquito nets to theCentral African Republic

30 sets of babyweighing scalesto Nicaragua

Two water pumps installedin villages in Nigeria

688 bicycles to Ghana


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1138 school-in-a-box kits to setup schools in Madagascar

78 first aid kits to Afghanistan

394,000 sachets oforal rehydration saltsto Myanmar (Burma)

More than 75,000 measlesvaccines to the DemocraticRepublic of Congo

Two midwifery kits,including medicineand basic equipment,to DPR North Korea

56,000 sachets ofpeanut paste to treatmalnutrition in Ethiopia


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This is Abela Health Centre in Shebedino, southern Ethiopia.

It provides a service to a population of 54,000 includingdiagnosis and treatment for babies and children sufferingfrom malnutrition.

UNICEF supplies peanut paste therapeutic food, therapeuticmilk and weighing scales as well as providing health andnutrition advice at the centre.

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Life-saving milk

Help two children recover from severe malnutritionby providing vitamin-enriched therapeutic milk for aweek. This is used as the first stage in the treatmentregime, when a child is too ill to cope with solid food.After seven days, most children will be stable enoughto begin a weight-gaining regime.Ref: 231

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Provide a set of accurate and portable weighingscales used by health workers to diagnose andmonitor malnutrition in children. Scales can be usedin the health centre to treat outpatient cases ortaken with the health worker on community visits.Ref: 14555

Peanut paste

Therapeutic peanut paste is a ready-to-eat,high-energy and high protein food, used totreat malnutrition and under-nutrition ininfants and children. Your gift will provide75 sachets - enough to bring a severelymalnourished child back to health.Ref: 240

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Cooking set fora family

Provide a durable, 14-piecealuminium cooking set fora family or community andsupport the nutritionalneeds of children in Togo.Ref: CSET

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Treat dehydrationEvery single day around 5,500 childrendie of dehydration caused by diarrhoea,yet a low-cost, life-saving solution ofsugar and essential salts can be all ittakes to treat them. These 500 sachetsof oral rehydration salts can save thelives of 100 children.Ref: 1561121

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500 bowls of porridgeSupport much-needed nutrition for children in healthcentres, refugee camps and emergency feeding centres.UNIMIX porridge contains extra vitamins and minerals totreat and prevent malnutrition.Ref: 220B

More than 1.5million bowls ofporridge suppliedin 2008.

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Today, a staggering 125 million childrenunder the age of five do not have safewater. UNICEF Inspired Gifts providesimple, low-cost interventions in homes,villages and schools to help savechildren’s lives and improve the health ofcommunities around the world.

In 2008, UNICEF Inspired Gifts buyersprovided more than half a million pounds-worth of water and sanitation supplies,including water pumps, buckets, watercontainers and emergency water kits.They may not be the most glamorousgifts in the world, but they ensurechildren have clean, safe water. Whoneeds glamour when you can makesuch a difference with one gift!

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Water pump

UNICEF has installed more than one million hand pumps,bringing clean and safe water to millions of children andfamilies. Give the gift of a water pump and provide cleanwater to another village or community.Ref: 9192In some instances, as determined by changing needs or priorities, water pumps may besubstituted with other water items.

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Water kitsSix-year-old Sami Musa watches hisparents unpack a UNICEF family waterkit outside their temporary tent shelter.Each kit contains buckets, collapsiblewater containers, soap and water-purification tablets. Enough to meetthe needs of ten families.Ref: 9901100In some instances, as determined by changing needs or priorities,family water kits may be substituted with other water items.

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Water buckets

Provide three families with safe waterstorage with these large volumebuckets with lids to keep the contentsclean. Each bucket holds 14 litres ofwater, making it ideal for even thelargest family, saving journeys to andfrom the water pump.Ref: 5007315


Water containers

This simple and practical gift helps threefamilies collect and store water safely.The collapsible containers hold 20 litres ofwater. They take up less room whencollapsed and packed, making for easytransport and distribution.Ref: 5836


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The cold chainUNICEF Inspired Gifts are far more than ‘virtual’ gifts - they are real,life-saving and life-changing gifts that are being distributed to childrenand communities around the world right through the year. For example,UNICEF procures vaccines for 40 per cent of the world’s children -around three billion doses a year! UNICEF is the world’s largestprovider of mosquito nets - almost 19 million in 2008.

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Vaccines received by theUNICEF country office orpartner organisation and storedin refrigerated cabinets.

You purchase anInspired Gift of 100vaccines for a friend.

Vaccines aredispatched fromthe warehouse.

How is my money spent?Whichever gift you decide to purchase, you will enable UNICEF to providethat item to vulnerable children and communities around the world. Wecannot tell you exactly which country your gift will be supplied to, but wewill give examples of where some of the supplies have benefited childrenand communities. For example, if you buy a gift of measles vaccines,UNICEF will transport 100 vaccines to one of its country offices or partnerorganisations. The illustration below shows the journey your vaccines willgo on to reach vulnerable children.

Vaccines ‘quality checked’before despatch.

During emergencies, planesand helicopters may be used todeliver vaccines to children asquickly as possible.

Vaccines transferredto smaller portablerefrigerators foronward distribution.

Vaccines delivered insmall vaccine carriersto local clinics andimmunisation centres.

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By any means! Bicycles,motorcycles, evendonkeys - all play a partin reaching the mostremote communities.

Vaccines are monitoredto ensure they are keptat the right temperatureto remain effective.

Vulnerablechildren areprotected!

UNICEF suppliedalmost 2.6 billion dosesof vaccine in 2008.

Changing needs and prioritiesThe range of gifts we supply is determined by the needs of the communitiesand programmes that UNICEF supports. Sometimes, as needs change overthe course of the year, we might substitute a particular gift bought for arelated item that is needed more, ie chalks instead of pencils, or water tanksinstead of water pumps. Where we know that this might happen at the timeof printing, we’ve clearly labelled these items in the brochure. Please seeonline for further updates.

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Polio vaccinesProtect 100 children from this highlycontagious viral infection.Ref: 359183

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Measles vaccinesMeasles still kills more than 850 childrenevery day, and widespread immunisationprogrammes are vital in stamping out thiskiller disease. Supply 100 doses of thevaccine to immunisation programmes aroundthe world. As a solution to measles, it’ssimple; as a gift, it’s inspired.Ref: 359163


Vaccine carrierUNICEF supplied 2.6 billion doses ofvaccines in 2008, helping to save arecord number of lives. A major challengeis to keep vaccines at an effectivetemperature, especially in hot climates.Give a cold-box that will allow a healthworker to get vaccines to the childrenwho need them, whatever the weather.Ref: 1185040In some instances, as determined by changing needs or priorities,vaccine carriers may be substituted with a similar cold chain item,such as cold storage units.

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Mosquito nets

The lives of as many as 500,000 children could be saved every year inAfrica, if all children under the age of five slept under mosquito netstreated with insect repellant. In a study in Kenya, these nets reduceddeaths from malaria by 44 per cent, reduced the number of childrenadmitted to hospital suffering from malaria by 41 per cent and reducedchildhood deaths from all causes by one third.

UNICEF is the world’s leading provider of mosquito nets, focusing onprotecting children and pregnant women. Health workers train women inthe correct and consistent use of nets to prevent disease.

Protect five families from malaria by supplying mosquito nets treated withlong-lasting insect repellant so they remain effective as children grow.Ref: M.NET1

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In 2008, UNICEFInspired Gifts sup-plied five milliondoses of measles vac-cines along with safeinjection devices. Thishas helped to achievea 90 per cent reduc-tion in measles in-fections amongchildren since theyear 2000.

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Equip a health worker

Provide a health worker with everything they need to reachremote villages - a bicycle, a vaccine carrier, and 100 doseseach of measles and polio vaccines.

UNICEF also makes use of the opportunity of immunisationto deliver other life-saving services, such as mosquito nets,making this a multi-purpose life-saving gift-in-action!Ref: HWKIT

Bicycle for a health workerProvide a health worker with a bicycle to enable jour-neys to the most rural settlements.Ref: 00004209In some instances, as determined by changing needs or priorities, bicycles may be substi-tuted with other transport items.

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Prevention of mother-to-childtransmission of HIVMary (pictured) discovered she had HIV when pregnant with heryoungest child. She is one of the lucky ones. Almost every minuteof every day a baby is born with HIV - passed on from their motherduring pregnancy, labour or delivery.

Mary attended a clinic where they routinely test pregnant womenfor HIV. Her diagnosis came in time to help prevent her passing thevirus to her child, and she received treatment and care so that herbaby was born free from HIV.

“It was very simple. Just one tablet when I went into labour andsyrup for my baby, Samuel, at hospital after his birth.” Mary Wasike

Mary received an opportunity currently denied to millions of othermums-to-be, and thanks to the life-saving medicine she receives,she has the chance to care for her children and watch them grow.

“When the nurse told me Samuel was born free from HIV, it wasthe happiest day of my life. I was so excited, I couldn’t sleep.”

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HIV testing for mums-to-be

The first step in breaking the chain of mother-to-child transmission of HIV is to test mothers-to-befor the virus. Provide simple HIV tests for 50expectant mothers like Mary. It’s a scary step buttesting is always voluntary and there is counsellingand advice on hand for women.Ref: 3403£34

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Help a child orphaned by AIDS

For children who have lost one or both parents toAIDS, accessing basic health care, school and socialcare can be a problem. Provide an orphan inMozambique or Malawi with things like propernutrition, school uniform and supplies, andpsychological and social support to cope with thetrauma of losing a parent.Ref: OVC1

HIV medicine for a child

Given the right treatment and support,children born with HIV can go on to leadfull and rewarding lives. Provide life-savinganti-retroviral medicine for a child for awhole month.Ref: OVC3

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Emergency response in D.R. Congo, 2008In the Democratic Republic of Congo, ongoing fighting betweenGovernment and rebel forces in the eastern North Kivu Provincecontinues to threaten children and families. Over one million people inthe province are now displaced, with others fleeing across borders toUganda and Rwanda.

This photograph shows children overlooking a UNICEF-assistedchild-friendly space for children whose families have been displaced bythe recent fighting. The spaces are safe gathering places for children,with trained adults who provide basic care and psychosocial services.

UNICEF has intensified its emergency programme and is working toprovide clean water and toilets to help prevent disease outbreaks,medical and immunisation supplies, blankets and emergency foodsupplies to prevent and treat malnutrition.

UNICEF is also currently responding to emergencies around the worldincluding Gaza, Iraq, Zimbabwe and Darfur.

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Emergency giftsWith UNICEF Inspired Gifts you can give gifts of blankets, high-energy biscuits,tents for temporary schools and health centres, and much more to help UNICEFrespond to emergency situations.

Alternatively, you can give an Emergency Gift that will allow UNICEF to respondrapidly to the next emergency with the most-needed supplies.

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Baby blankets

See that seven babies stay snug,warm and safe - like this littlechap in the Central AfricanRepublic - with a set of wovenblankets. UNICEF suppliesblankets to hospitals, healthcentres and day-care centres toprovide a vital source of warmthand protection for babies andchildren in emergency situations.Ref: 512600In some instances, as determined by changingneeds or priorities, blankets may be substitutedwith other shelter items.

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High-energy biscuitsA girl carries boxes of high-energybiscuits she received after hervillage was badly affected byCyclone Sidr in Bangladesh,November 2007. Provide eightkilos of biscuits - fortified withprotein, vitamins and minerals- to provide nutrition for childrencaught up in emergencies.Ref: 225In some instances, as determined bychanging needs or priorities, high energybiscuits may be substituted with othernutrition items.

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Tent for a temporary school

The photo shows a tent school in Myanmar (Burma),enabling children to continue their education whiletheir community rebuilds following the 2008 cyclone.Tents are also used as health centres and children’scentres in emergencies.Ref: 5088012

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Children and climate changeChildren, especially in Africa and Asia, are already suffering as aresult of climate change. They face a future in which changes intemperature and precipitation mean that: disasters, violence anddisease will be more frequent and intense; clean water becomesless accessible and incomes will fall. The negative impacts ofclimate change are predicted to lead to increased child poverty,more inequality, higher malnutrition and death rates.

UNICEF is already working with children and their communitiesto deal with climate change by:

• supporting communities to better prepare for natural disastersas they become more frequent,

• tackling the problem of contaminated and/or diminishing watersupplies by providing wells and pumps and using innovativetechniques such as rainwater harvesting,

• providing education to help children adapt to their changingclimate, including practical learning through tree planting,installing solar panels and starting school gardens.Un

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Plant 50 trees

Indigenous Ethiopian seedlings willbe planted and tended by children in aUNICEF-supported programme for Ethiopia’sschools. The trees provide shade and green areasfor play and involve children in the protection ofthe environment with the long-term aim ofreducing soil erosion and desertification.Ref: TREES

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Rainwater harvesting

Provide a rainwater harvesting system for a school or family.The rain runs off a school’s tin roof into a specially-designedduct and pipe system and then into a ferro-concrete tank,which holds up to 10m3 of rainwater.Ref: HARV

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Give a garden!

Temperature increases and more extreme weatherpatterns have reduced crop yields in southern Africa.Gardening kits, containing seeds, tools and rainwater-gathering equipment, enable children in Lesotho tocollect rainwater and grow their own food. This protectsvulnerable children, particularly orphans, who are unableto buy food, and teaches children valuable life skills.Ref: GARDEN

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Mystery gifts

Can’t decide which gift to buy? Let UNICEF decide thepriority. UNICEF supports programmes in more than 150countries worldwide, so your gift might end up weighingbabies in Sudan or carrying water in Angola!Ref: £20 MG1 / £50 MG2 / £250 MG3 / £500 MG4

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BlossomsCelebrate the arrival of spring with these striking cards.Six cards, three each of two designs, 11.7cm x 17.5cm.Ref: 92300

Doors of the worldReproductions of doors from around the world, centre openingand printed on recycled paper.Ten cards, two each of five designs, 15.5cm x 11cm.Ref: 91640

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Birthday celebration

Have this handy pack of cards on-hand for those special birthdays.Ten cards, ten different designs. 11cm x 15.5cm.Ref: 91930

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Flowers and leaves mini candlesCreate a pretty glow with this set of ten smalltealights shaped as flowers and leaves scentedwith jasmine and green tea.Ten tealight candles, 4cm diameter x 2.5cm high.Burning time approx four hours each.Ref: 9P3566

Silhouette memo boxFor quick messages or note-taking athome or in the office. Smart black andwhite design that celebrates nature.11cm x 11cm x 3.5cm. 250 sheets.Pencil: 8.5cm.Ref: 9P2031

Jasmine scented sachetsFreshen-up drawers and wardrobes with thesepretty, individually wrapped paper sachetsdelicately perfumed with jasmine. Scent laststhree months from opening.Six sachets, 14cm x 14cm.Ref: 9P2410

UNICEF premium eco bagThis re-usable bag is made from Juco, a naturaland bio-degradable product. With shoulder-lengthhandle. Made in India. Bag - Juco (75% jute, 25%cotton). Lining - low density polythene. Handle -cotton and rope. Features embroidered UNICEFlogo on front and back.38cm x 33cm x 16cm gusset.Ref: 8EBAG2

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One world mugsShare your coffee break with the world’s children!Set of two ceramic mugs: 9cm diameter x 10cmhigh. Dishwasher and microwave safe.Ref: 9P3650

Soapstone candle holderHandcrafted in Kenya with soapstone,carved and painted using local designs,then sanded and polished to create abeautiful smooth candle holder.Five tealights, burn time approximately1.5 hours each.Ref: 9P3569

Happy children watchA fun watch for your little ones. Easy-to-read face, soft,textured strap plus a gift box which makes a fun photocube or moneybox.12-month warranty, battery supplied. Watch and strap:19.5cm long. Watch case: 2.5cm diameter. Age 4+.Ref: 9P3640

School bearHe’s soft, he’s cuddly and he’s eager to learn.With his cap, shorts, backpack and fabric book,our school bear is top of the class.35cm long. 100% polyester. Handwash. Age12m+.Ref: 8P3313

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Easy ways to orderOnline:www.unicef.org.uk/shop - for an evenwider range of gifts and fullpersonalisation options for your giftcard or a choice of fantastic eGreetings.

By post:complete the order form and post toUNICEF Inspired GiftsPO Box 300, WetherbyWest Yorkshire LS23 7XN

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You might want to create a list ofindividual items (such as pencils,vaccines, mosquito nets and so on)that your friends can choose from,or raise funds towards one largergift such as a water pump.

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