At least 132,000 children under five are at risk of death from acute malnutrition. Please give now to protect children.
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At least 132,000 children under five are at risk of death from acute malnutrition. Please give now to protect children.
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Between 1-15 Sept., Safewill is giving all Save the Children supporters the opportunity to write their Will for free.
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Between 1-15 Sept., Safewill is giving all Save the Children supporters the opportunity to write their Will for free.
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Your generous donation will help children affected by an emergency receive the support they need to keep safe.
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Your generous donation will help children affected by an emergency receive the support they need to keep safe.
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More than two years since conflict broke out, violence in Sudan is worsening. Please help support children in need.
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More than two years since conflict broke out, violence in Sudan is worsening. Please help support children in need.
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4,500km. 90 Days. One Goal: To raise $75,000 to help build Vanuatu’s first climate resilient classroom.
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4,500km. 90 Days. One Goal: To raise $75,000 to help build Vanuatu’s first climate resilient classroom.
Give your supportAt least 132,000 children under five are at risk of dying from acute malnutrition, as famine is now confirmed in Gaza.
Our teams are responding with two primary health clinics, treating hundreds of malnourished children each month and providing life-saving food. But with aid blocked and famine spreading, children are being starved by design, and many effects of malnutrition are irreversible.
This man-made famine will only end with a lifted siege, full humanitarian access, and an immediate ceasefire.
We urgently need international action. Please donate now to help children in Gaza.
When children are at their most vulnerable, when disaster strikes, in times of crisis, in places where poverty puts children at risk – Save the Children is there.
