Unicef - Emergencies When natural disasters like earthquakes, tsunamis or floods happen, children are affected in many ways. If roads and buildings like hospitals and markets are damaged, children can’t get to school, visit a doctor or get the food they need to be healthy. Read more
	Unicef - Education Getting an education is one of the most important things a child needs to have a good life. Without education, children don’t know how be healthy and safe and they won’t have the knowledge needed to get good jobs when they grow up. Read more
	Unicef - Malaria In Canada, mosquitoes are an annoying part of summer, and can sometimes ruin camping trips. In other parts of the world, including Liberia and Rwanda, mosquitoes carry a disease called malaria that makes children very sick and kills many of them. Read more
	Unicef - HIV and Aids In some parts of the world, a disease called AIDS is a big problem that kills many people. Children whose parents and teachers have died from AIDS are left alone to take care of themselves and many babies whose mothers have HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, often catch the virus from their mothers during birth. Teaching young people how to stay healthy and protect themselves from catching HIV is also very important. Read more

MiYu Magic Stones donates 1% of our sales to UNICEF. In you profile you can decide to which project you want the money raised from your purchase is send. So children play an active part in thinking about other countries and cultures. These children are challenged to take a look in the lives, the lifestyles, the cultures and the habits of other children all over the world.

There is a very good balance between: fighting dragons with swords, arrow and bow and having respect for other countries and their traditions, values and norms.
 
It is very nice to know which rituals there are in Brazil or South Africa, which powers they give to the gems and stones, amulets or other items, what part does magic play in their lives…