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Cord works in a number of countries, across diverse communities and groups, addressing specific community needs...
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Cord's strategy Promoting the Power of Peaceful Relationships helps people like Thiri - read more
Our Ethos

Cord believe in three fundamental freedoms that are crucial to ensuring a peaceful society: the freedom to engage, the freedom to overcome trauma, the freedom to access basic services.
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