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international save the Children alliance
275-281 King Street, London, W6 9LZ, UK 
Tel: [phone]; Fax: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]; 
Website: www.savethechildren.net/ 
The International Save the Children Alliance is 
the world’s largest independent children’s rights 
organization with 29 members working in over 
120 countries. Save the
 
Children works for a world 
that respects and values each child, that listens to 
every child, and where all children have hope and 
opportunity
. 
Save the Children works to overcome 
barriers of entrenched attitudes and discrimination 
that face children with impairments, even in those 
areas where there is willingness to provide an 
education to all children.
landmine survivors network
11 rue de Cornovan, 1201 Geneva, Switzerland
Tel.: [phone]
Website: www.landminesurvivors.org
LSN works across the globe to help survivors secure 
the services they need to help them reclaim their 
lives. Aiding people injured in landmine accidents 
helps them move from being victims to being 
survivors and fully participating citizens in their 
communities. First and foremost, LSN helps ensure 
that survivors have the medical care needed to regain 
and maintain their health.
leonard Cheshire international
30 Millbank, London SW1P 4QD, UK
Website: www.lcint.org
LCI is a leading non-governmental organization 
with 60 years of achievement in promoting positive 
attitudes to disability and empowering persons with 
disabilities. LCI works with organizations for persons 
with disabilities, international organizations, national 
governments and local communities to change 
attitudes to ability and provide services to people 
around the world.