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TALC is a unique charity whose main objective is to promote the health of children and advance medical knowledge and teaching in the UK and throughout the world by providing and developing educational material.

An international Foundation supporting programmes that create significant positive change for children up to the age of eight who are growing up in circumstances of social and economic disadvantage.

This website has a useful summary on country statistics of AIDS orphans and the problems of the situation of children

NAM is an award-winning community based HIV information provider, supporting adults and children living with HIV to live longer, healthier lives.

United Nations Children Education Fund

This website provides a link to useful publications and resources on HIV/AIDS such as the publication- Children and AIDS: Neglected patients

Research centre for UNICEF, a UN agency working with children and education

USAID provides financial support to programmes working with orphans and other vulnerable children.

This site is a knowledge source designed to assist policy makers, program managers, and practitioners in their efforts to promote the healthy growth and integral development of young children.

Childline's vision is to be a household name, synonymous with the well being of children throughout Zimbabwe, trusted and respected by all stakeholders.

The website offers detailed information on particular aspects of early childhood care for development as well as working papers, reports written or commissioned by CG consortium and regional partners and/or by the secretariat over the years as well as on-line resources and non-electronic resources relating to young children (0-8) and their families

This child-participatory project, which began in January 2005, enables young children in rural northern KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa to use the power of radio and storytelling to describe and explore their lives and circumstances for a South African and - via the Internet - global audience.

Orphan Smile is a charity organization for helping orphan girls and child orphans worldwide.

This is a long-term international research project at Oxford university investigating the changing nature of childhood poverty.This is the largest piece of longitudinal research of this size, scope and complexity that has ever been undertaken in the developing world: 12,000 children in four developing countries over 15 years. The study countries - Ethiopia, India, Peru and Vietnam - were selected to reflect a wide range of cultural, political, geographical and social contexts

The Children's AIDS Fund works to limit suffering caused by HIV disease for children and their families in the United States and around the world by providing care, services, education and resources

The President's Africa Education Initiative (AEI) is a $600-million multi-year initiative that focuses on increasing access to quality basic education in 39 sub-Saharan countries through scholarships, textbooks, and teacher training programs. Eighty million African children will have benefited from AEI by 2010.

Founded in 1992, Nyumbani Children's Home is an active response to the rising number of HIV infected children born in Africa every day.

Speak for the Child or Tumaini Letu supports families and communities in western Kenya to improve the health, nutrition, education, and psychosocial care of children orphaned and affected by HIV/AIDS.

The Partnership for Child Development (PCD) works with governments, communities and agencies to enable effective and sustainable school health and nutrition programmes to be delivered to millions of children around the world.