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The blind man running 120 miles for peace

Nick Thorley is training to run 120 miles this autumn to raise money for Cord. Nick would love to come and share his story at your group, business, school or church.
Somphone Bouasavanh: Cord’s Country Representative in Laos

Somphone Bouasavanh is a Lao, who grew up in Nangew village in Luang Prabang. He has seen first-hand the impact that decisions taken by those in power have had on the poor of his country.
Wolfe on the run

We’re absolutely delighted that Andy Wolfe is running the London Marathon for Cord this year.
The Burundian business woman building a more peaceful and prosperous community

Thanks to your wonderful support we are enabling more communities in Burundi to become safe and stable.

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Winter 2018 newsletter

Welcome to Cord's winter 2018 newsletter Inside: news of exciting new projects PLUS life-changing stories of our work in Myanmar
Promoting the power of peaceful relationships

Cord's strategy: promoting the power of peaceful relationships
Introducing Cord's new strategy - helping more people like Thiri

Cord's strategy Promoting the Power of Peaceful Relationships helps people like Thiri - read more
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Where we work

Cord works in a number of countries, across diverse communities and groups, addressing specific community needs...
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.
Our History

"It began simply with a question millions of concerned people had asked... 'What can I do to help?..."
The Story of Toilet Twinning
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