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B to Daniel is listening to a speech made by a new volunteer, listen to part of the speech and complete the notes below. Fresh water, clean air and enough food are very basic needs to liver healthy life, but for children in poor areas, these needs are often hard to meet. Moreover, some parts of the world still face wars or natural disasters. IT can be impossible for children there to have a safe environment, and they even have difficulty getting necessary things. Modern technology has improved people's lives. Put children in poor areas usually have little chance to use IT, so IT may be difficult for them to find good jobs in the future. However, positive changes are taking place at every day. Let's work together and do everything we can to help.
Unit seven. page one . hundred and forty . one b one, David a nore a researching different charities and charity projects for their school project. Listen to their conversation and complete their notes below. What charities have you found for our school project? Nora. first I looked into project hope. IT started in china in nineteen eighty nine. What does project hope do? IT provides . educational support for children in need of help. IT has raised billions of huan to make sure every child has a chance to learn. That sounds very meaningful. What about you? What have you found? Well, I learned about red cross society of china. That's a very famous charity. yes. IT was set up in nineteen o four, and IT does a lot of voluntary work at home. And road is famous for its work to help people after a disaster as well as helping people in times of war. I've also got some information about WWF, one of the most famous environmental organizations . in the world. I know WWS. IT does a great deal of environmental protection work protecting animals and their homes. IT also works to help prevent climate change. That's true. It's another great charity.
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Pages one hundred and one to one hundred and four integration unit f and other . charities a Daniel has found an article about you, read IT and answer the questions below us for every child everywhere. Unicef is part of the united nations during world war two, many schools and homes were destroyed and many children suffered. Uneath was set up in nineteen forty six by the U. N. To help children and Young people in difficult situations. Now unicef is a powerful champion of children's rights around the world. IT works in over one hundred and ninety countries and areas. IT provides clean water and food, education and health care to children. Moreover, a unsafe acts quickly in emergency situations and to makes sure that children get help in time. Besides, IT works closely with governments to develop programs to help and protect children through its great efforts, unicef is making great progress to create a Better world for children.
B one, Daniel is listening to a podcast about unit, listen with him and put the sentences in the correct order right to the numbers, one to five in the boxes. Unicef wants all children to be healthy, so IT provides children in poor areas with clean water and food and tries to protect children from diseases. Unif also believes that IT is important for children to receive basic education. In many countries, families are too poor to send their children to school units. If helps these children get in education during the fast spread of a virus, children are at higher risk unit. If is always there to help. IT also works with AW, H, O to send out instructions to protect children. Unicef gets most of its money from donations. IT also raises money by selling cards and presence as well as organizing other activities. There are many ways you can support you. You can donate money or work as a volunteer.
Pages ninety four to ninety five reading an interview with an orbis doctor. Amy is interested in the work that orbis doctors do. SHE found an interview with an orbis doctor. Here is the interview script. Doctor a, please tell us something about eye problems. OK over one billion people around the world are suffering from different kinds of eye problems, and about ninety percent of these cases can be prevented or cured. However, many people don't have money for medical treatment. How does the charity orbis help of is flying eye hospital project was started in nineteen and eighty two with the aim of helping patients in poor areas on the plane. Volunteer doctors do Operations. Ah, I see. But why did orbis choose to use a plane as a hospital? Many of our patients can't afford to go to hospital, so we have to go to them. Our plane is also used as a training center. Can you tell us more local doctors and nurses are invited on board to learn about eye Operations. We can teach them new skills by training them. We hope more people will benefit from this. Last year, more than thirty eight thousand I care training classes were held. How many Operations do you do during a visit? During my last visit, one hundred and fifty patients were Operated on. You're doing a really important job. Thank you. We are proud to help people see again. Is there anything else you'd like to say to our readers? Yes, modern medicine is developing quickly, and now most ee problems and diseases can be treated and killed, but we need more money to Carry on with our work. We hope more people will support us. I'm sure this interview will help more people understand and support your important work. Thank you very much for your time. Doctor A.
D to read Miller report about a lena and the help he has got from units. a girl's life changed by unit f elena is a girl from pakistan. SHE used to work on the farm all day. Her family was very poor and had many children, so elena did not go to school and he could not read or right. One day, a universe officer came to Ellen's village and learned about the conditions of the local people. He said IT was important for children to receive education. He wanted all the children in the village to learn to read and write. Three weeks later, elena entered a local school. Now he goes to school every day. SHE can read and write. SHE enjoys school and is grateful to unicef for helping her. Alena says that he wants to become a teacher in the future. He hopes he can help other people someday.
c. Daniel and Milly are talking about chinese charities, work in pairs and talk about the chinese charity, you know about. Use the conversation below as a model. Have you heard about the china welfare institute? Yes, but only a little. I'd love to know more. IT was founded in nineteen thirty eight, is one of the oldest and most influential charities in china. I know it's one of our older charities, but what kind of work does IT focus on? In the beginning, IT helped people during the war. IT now aims to provide health care and education to children and women in need. IT has done a lot of wonderful things since IT was founded. IT sounds great. yes. IT has many special programs to support children and women at home and road. That's really nice. I hope I can volunteer with this charity one day.
Unit seven charities. Page ninety three. Welcome to the unit charities around the world. A the class one great eight students are learning about charities around the world. Listen to the introduction and write the charities names under the pictures. There are many charities around the world in today's program, we are going to learn about four of them. First, we have orbis. This charity helps people with eye problems. IT was set up in nineteen seventy three and has helped millions of people so far. Next there is doctors without borders, this charity, since doctors and nurses all around the world, they provide help for people during emergencies such as natural disasters. Volunteer doctors and nurses need to be brave to work for this charity. Then there is safe. The children, this organisation has helped lots of children from poor family ties since nineteen nineteen. Finally, the worldwide fund for nature, or WWF, has helped protect the environment and animals since IT was started in nineteen nineteen sixty one. You may know its famous panda logo.
b. Amy and Simon are talking about international charities, work in pairs and talk about charities. Use the conversation below as a model. Do you know any important charities? yes. For example, i've heard of Operation smile. IT was founded in nineteen eighty two. There are about six thousand medical volunteers in this organization. So what do they do? Millions of children were born with lip problems. It's difficult for them to breath, eat and speak. Operation smile provides them with free Operations and medical care. That's great. IT is thanks to Operation smile. Every year, lots of children are helped and given a new life.