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Helen Ewoton with her grandchild, Kaisa. Oxfam worked with their community in Turkana, Kenya, to improve access to clean, safe water. Thanks to this support, Helen and Kaisa can now look forward to a healthier future. [Credit: Kieran Doherty]
It was wonderful to see all the amazing people who came to Oxfam Live 2012. You all do such incredible things to help change lives around the world - thanks for your support and for coming to meet us!
If you weren't able to come along, you can explore what we did at the events:
The activities
Walk in the Traore family's shoes as they make tough decisions in the face of poverty. What would you do? What should Oxfam do? Follow the links below to explore:
1. The reality of poverty 2. How does Oxfam work with people to overcome poverty? 3. How does Oxfam work with people to overcome the causes of poverty?
A great opportunity to meet different sorts of people from my area, with a common interest in Oxfam and a passion for its work.
- Fiona, London
A fantastic evening. I feel motivated and inspired to work more with Oxfam.
- Gemma, Manchester
It's good to meet others doing the same thing and realise you're actually part of something big and exciting.
- Beth, Bristol
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