"child fund" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to a fund specifically set up to benefit or aid children. For example: "The charity supports its mission by raising money for its child fund."
Parents who "make too much to qualify for the education account can have the child fund their own account because you are not required to have income from a salary" to make contributions.
There have been many non-governmental organizations in the area such as World Vision, DANIDA, the Kenya Red cross, OCHA, Child Fund and WASH.
There have been many non-governmental organizations in the area such as World Vision, Danish International Development Agency (DANIDA), the Kenya Red cross, OCHA, Child Fund and WASH.
We gratefully acknowledge the Johanna Child Fund, the Child Fund Adriaanstichting and the National Innovation Centre for Rehabilitation Technology for funding.
Its members include: Child Fund, Coalition to Stop the Use of Child Soldiers, IRC, ICRC, ILO, OSRSG-CAAC, UNDP, UN-DPKO.
The Framework for Action has been drafted by UNICEF, and NGOs Aschiana, Children in Crisis, Child Fund Afghanistan, EMDH and Save the Children Sweden and USA.
"My husband and I donated to the Help the Children fund today.
The St Nicholas children Fund is an non-government organisation providing orphans and vulnerable children with education, nutrition and healthcare.
This includes the £10m refugee children fund to identify and support vulnerable children and strengthen child protection and family reunification system," he added.
"The window for responding in a meaningful manner is closing rapidly," said Shadrack Omol, senior adviser to the UN's children fund, Unicef.
Most of the credit belongs to a scheme pioneered by Kusi Warma, an NGO whose name means "Happy Child" in Quechua, and whose work is backed by the municipal council and Unicef, the United Nations' children fund.
