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Three years ago, Fati’s family lost his younger brother Mohamed during a measles outbreak in his remote community in #Ethiopia.

Since then, Fati has made it his mission to make sure his younger siblings receive the vaccines they need to stay healthy. Recently, his baby brother Khalif received his first round of vaccinations during a local outreach health session.

No family should lose a child to a preventable disease.

For 10 years, @gsk and Save the Children have partnered to help deliver lifesaving vaccines to children and families — helping ensure more children can grow up healthy, safe and strong. ❤️

Three years ago, Fati’s family lost his younger brother Mohamed during a measles outbreak in his remote community in #Ethiopia.

Since then, Fati has made it his mission to make sure his younger siblings receive the vaccines they need to stay healthy. Recently, his baby brother Khalif received his first round of vaccinations during a local outreach health session.

No family should lose a child to a preventable disease.

For 10 years, @gsk and Save the Children have partnered to help deliver lifesaving vaccines to children and families — helping ensure more children can grow up healthy, safe and strong. ❤️

Three years ago, Fati’s family lost his younger brother Mohamed during a measles outbreak in his remote community in #Ethiopia.

Since then, Fati has made it his mission to make sure his younger siblings receive the vaccines they need to stay healthy. Recently, his baby brother Khalif received his first round of vaccinations during a local outreach health session.

No family should lose a child to a preventable disease.

For 10 years, @gsk and Save the Children have partnered to help deliver lifesaving vaccines to children and families — helping ensure more children can grow up healthy, safe and strong. ❤️

Three years ago, Fati’s family lost his younger brother Mohamed during a measles outbreak in his remote community in #Ethiopia.

Since then, Fati has made it his mission to make sure his younger siblings receive the vaccines they need to stay healthy. Recently, his baby brother Khalif received his first round of vaccinations during a local outreach health session.

No family should lose a child to a preventable disease.

For 10 years, @gsk and Save the Children have partnered to help deliver lifesaving vaccines to children and families — helping ensure more children can grow up healthy, safe and strong. ❤️

Three years ago, Fati’s family lost his younger brother Mohamed during a measles outbreak in his remote community in #Ethiopia.

Since then, Fati has made it his mission to make sure his younger siblings receive the vaccines they need to stay healthy. Recently, his baby brother Khalif received his first round of vaccinations during a local outreach health session.

No family should lose a child to a preventable disease.

For 10 years, @gsk and Save the Children have partnered to help deliver lifesaving vaccines to children and families — helping ensure more children can grow up healthy, safe and strong. ❤️

Three years ago, Fati’s family lost his younger brother Mohamed during a measles outbreak in his remote community in #Ethiopia.

Since then, Fati has made it his mission to make sure his younger siblings receive the vaccines they need to stay healthy. Recently, his baby brother Khalif received his first round of vaccinations during a local outreach health session.

No family should lose a child to a preventable disease.

For 10 years, @gsk and Save the Children have partnered to help deliver lifesaving vaccines to children and families — helping ensure more children can grow up healthy, safe and strong. ❤️

Three years ago, Fati’s family lost his younger brother Mohamed during a measles outbreak in his remote community in #Ethiopia.

Since then, Fati has made it his mission to make sure his younger siblings receive the vaccines they need to stay healthy. Recently, his baby brother Khalif received his first round of vaccinations during a local outreach health session.

No family should lose a child to a preventable disease.

For 10 years, @gsk and Save the Children have partnered to help deliver lifesaving vaccines to children and families — helping ensure more children can grow up healthy, safe and strong. ❤️

🍵 Here’s the tea:
Children can’t learn on empty stomachs.
They can’t recover without healthcare.
And they can’t thrive without safe spaces to grow, play and learn.
Every child deserves all three. Period.

#InternationalTeaDay

🍵 Here’s the tea:
Children can’t learn on empty stomachs.
They can’t recover without healthcare.
And they can’t thrive without safe spaces to grow, play and learn.
Every child deserves all three. Period.

#InternationalTeaDay

🍵 Here’s the tea:
Children can’t learn on empty stomachs.
They can’t recover without healthcare.
And they can’t thrive without safe spaces to grow, play and learn.
Every child deserves all three. Period.

#InternationalTeaDay

The #Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has been declared a global health emergency, and children are at the heart of the crisis.

With more than 500 suspected cases and 130 deaths reported since May, Save the Children is urgently scaling up support for overwhelmed health systems and families who have already endured years of conflict and displacement.

In past outbreaks, young children faced some of the highest mortality rates. Many lose their parents. And many are left without the protection every child deserves.

#DRC is already one of the world’s most complex humanitarian emergencies: 15 million people need assistance, and millions of children have been forced from their homes.

Swipe to understand what this outbreak means for children, and why the world must act now.

Click on the link in our bio to learn how we are responding.

The #Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has been declared a global health emergency, and children are at the heart of the crisis.

With more than 500 suspected cases and 130 deaths reported since May, Save the Children is urgently scaling up support for overwhelmed health systems and families who have already endured years of conflict and displacement.

In past outbreaks, young children faced some of the highest mortality rates. Many lose their parents. And many are left without the protection every child deserves.

#DRC is already one of the world’s most complex humanitarian emergencies: 15 million people need assistance, and millions of children have been forced from their homes.

Swipe to understand what this outbreak means for children, and why the world must act now.

Click on the link in our bio to learn how we are responding.

The #Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has been declared a global health emergency, and children are at the heart of the crisis.

With more than 500 suspected cases and 130 deaths reported since May, Save the Children is urgently scaling up support for overwhelmed health systems and families who have already endured years of conflict and displacement.

In past outbreaks, young children faced some of the highest mortality rates. Many lose their parents. And many are left without the protection every child deserves.

#DRC is already one of the world’s most complex humanitarian emergencies: 15 million people need assistance, and millions of children have been forced from their homes.

Swipe to understand what this outbreak means for children, and why the world must act now.

Click on the link in our bio to learn how we are responding.

The #Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has been declared a global health emergency, and children are at the heart of the crisis.

With more than 500 suspected cases and 130 deaths reported since May, Save the Children is urgently scaling up support for overwhelmed health systems and families who have already endured years of conflict and displacement.

In past outbreaks, young children faced some of the highest mortality rates. Many lose their parents. And many are left without the protection every child deserves.

#DRC is already one of the world’s most complex humanitarian emergencies: 15 million people need assistance, and millions of children have been forced from their homes.

Swipe to understand what this outbreak means for children, and why the world must act now.

Click on the link in our bio to learn how we are responding.

The #Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has been declared a global health emergency, and children are at the heart of the crisis.

With more than 500 suspected cases and 130 deaths reported since May, Save the Children is urgently scaling up support for overwhelmed health systems and families who have already endured years of conflict and displacement.

In past outbreaks, young children faced some of the highest mortality rates. Many lose their parents. And many are left without the protection every child deserves.

#DRC is already one of the world’s most complex humanitarian emergencies: 15 million people need assistance, and millions of children have been forced from their homes.

Swipe to understand what this outbreak means for children, and why the world must act now.

Click on the link in our bio to learn how we are responding.

The #Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has been declared a global health emergency, and children are at the heart of the crisis.

With more than 500 suspected cases and 130 deaths reported since May, Save the Children is urgently scaling up support for overwhelmed health systems and families who have already endured years of conflict and displacement.

In past outbreaks, young children faced some of the highest mortality rates. Many lose their parents. And many are left without the protection every child deserves.

#DRC is already one of the world’s most complex humanitarian emergencies: 15 million people need assistance, and millions of children have been forced from their homes.

Swipe to understand what this outbreak means for children, and why the world must act now.

Click on the link in our bio to learn how we are responding.

The #Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has been declared a global health emergency, and children are at the heart of the crisis.

With more than 500 suspected cases and 130 deaths reported since May, Save the Children is urgently scaling up support for overwhelmed health systems and families who have already endured years of conflict and displacement.

In past outbreaks, young children faced some of the highest mortality rates. Many lose their parents. And many are left without the protection every child deserves.

#DRC is already one of the world’s most complex humanitarian emergencies: 15 million people need assistance, and millions of children have been forced from their homes.

Swipe to understand what this outbreak means for children, and why the world must act now.

Click on the link in our bio to learn how we are responding.

Bee-lieve in yourself! 🐝

That’s exactly what this father-son duo in Yemen did. They turned a “buzz-worthy” idea into a beekeeping business that helps supports the entire family.

Together, they’re building a brighter future!

At 25 years old, Sifa* was displaced from her home in eastern DRC while pregnant with her daughter, Ange*.

After fleeing violence, surviving without enough food, and living in fear, Sifa began experiencing dangerous pregnancy complications.

Save the Children's partner clinic was there to help her — providing Sifa with treatment, after-care support, and the care she needed to safely give birth to Ange.

Even in the hardest circumstances, access to healthcare can mean hope, healing and a future.

Donate today to #GiveLikeAMother. Link in bio.

At 25 years old, Sifa* was displaced from her home in eastern DRC while pregnant with her daughter, Ange*.

After fleeing violence, surviving without enough food, and living in fear, Sifa began experiencing dangerous pregnancy complications.

Save the Children's partner clinic was there to help her — providing Sifa with treatment, after-care support, and the care she needed to safely give birth to Ange.

Even in the hardest circumstances, access to healthcare can mean hope, healing and a future.

Donate today to #GiveLikeAMother. Link in bio.

At 25 years old, Sifa* was displaced from her home in eastern DRC while pregnant with her daughter, Ange*.

After fleeing violence, surviving without enough food, and living in fear, Sifa began experiencing dangerous pregnancy complications.

Save the Children's partner clinic was there to help her — providing Sifa with treatment, after-care support, and the care she needed to safely give birth to Ange.

Even in the hardest circumstances, access to healthcare can mean hope, healing and a future.

Donate today to #GiveLikeAMother. Link in bio.

At 25 years old, Sifa* was displaced from her home in eastern DRC while pregnant with her daughter, Ange*.

After fleeing violence, surviving without enough food, and living in fear, Sifa began experiencing dangerous pregnancy complications.

Save the Children's partner clinic was there to help her — providing Sifa with treatment, after-care support, and the care she needed to safely give birth to Ange.

Even in the hardest circumstances, access to healthcare can mean hope, healing and a future.

Donate today to #GiveLikeAMother. Link in bio.

At 25 years old, Sifa* was displaced from her home in eastern DRC while pregnant with her daughter, Ange*.

After fleeing violence, surviving without enough food, and living in fear, Sifa began experiencing dangerous pregnancy complications.

Save the Children's partner clinic was there to help her — providing Sifa with treatment, after-care support, and the care she needed to safely give birth to Ange.

Even in the hardest circumstances, access to healthcare can mean hope, healing and a future.

Donate today to #GiveLikeAMother. Link in bio.

At 25 years old, Sifa* was displaced from her home in eastern DRC while pregnant with her daughter, Ange*.

After fleeing violence, surviving without enough food, and living in fear, Sifa began experiencing dangerous pregnancy complications.

Save the Children's partner clinic was there to help her — providing Sifa with treatment, after-care support, and the care she needed to safely give birth to Ange.

Even in the hardest circumstances, access to healthcare can mean hope, healing and a future.

Donate today to #GiveLikeAMother. Link in bio.

At 25 years old, Sifa* was displaced from her home in eastern DRC while pregnant with her daughter, Ange*.

After fleeing violence, surviving without enough food, and living in fear, Sifa began experiencing dangerous pregnancy complications.

Save the Children's partner clinic was there to help her — providing Sifa with treatment, after-care support, and the care she needed to safely give birth to Ange.

Even in the hardest circumstances, access to healthcare can mean hope, healing and a future.

Donate today to #GiveLikeAMother. Link in bio.

Clean water changes everything.

For families in #Gaza, access to safe water means healthier children, safer hygiene and one less impossible choice to make each day.

Our Child Friendly Spaces are a place to heal, play, and just be a kid. Because when everything feels uncertain, children deserve a place that feels safe. ❤️

Earlier this month, members of our Board visited Save the Children programs in New Mexico and the Navajo Nation. It was truly a powerful experience!

They saw early childhood and in‑school literacy programs in action and met the dedicated teams working every day to support children’s learning and growth.

Board members also had the chance to connect with the broader community, from local farmers to food bank operators, and witness how partners across the region are coming together around a shared goal: helping children thrive.

We’re deeply grateful to the community for welcoming us, sharing their work, and allowing us to see this impact firsthand.

Earlier this month, members of our Board visited Save the Children programs in New Mexico and the Navajo Nation. It was truly a powerful experience!

They saw early childhood and in‑school literacy programs in action and met the dedicated teams working every day to support children’s learning and growth.

Board members also had the chance to connect with the broader community, from local farmers to food bank operators, and witness how partners across the region are coming together around a shared goal: helping children thrive.

We’re deeply grateful to the community for welcoming us, sharing their work, and allowing us to see this impact firsthand.

Earlier this month, members of our Board visited Save the Children programs in New Mexico and the Navajo Nation. It was truly a powerful experience!

They saw early childhood and in‑school literacy programs in action and met the dedicated teams working every day to support children’s learning and growth.

Board members also had the chance to connect with the broader community, from local farmers to food bank operators, and witness how partners across the region are coming together around a shared goal: helping children thrive.

We’re deeply grateful to the community for welcoming us, sharing their work, and allowing us to see this impact firsthand.

Earlier this month, members of our Board visited Save the Children programs in New Mexico and the Navajo Nation. It was truly a powerful experience!

They saw early childhood and in‑school literacy programs in action and met the dedicated teams working every day to support children’s learning and growth.

Board members also had the chance to connect with the broader community, from local farmers to food bank operators, and witness how partners across the region are coming together around a shared goal: helping children thrive.

We’re deeply grateful to the community for welcoming us, sharing their work, and allowing us to see this impact firsthand.

Somewhere between the dancing, laughter, and pure joy — that’s where we want every child to be. ❤️

On #BikeToWorkDay, we’re celebrating healthcare workers who bike miles each day to reach children with lifesaving care. 🚲 ✨

From home to home, they’re helping families stay healthy and giving children a better chance to grow up safe from preventable diseases.

On #BikeToWorkDay, we’re celebrating healthcare workers who bike miles each day to reach children with lifesaving care. 🚲 ✨

From home to home, they’re helping families stay healthy and giving children a better chance to grow up safe from preventable diseases.

On #BikeToWorkDay, we’re celebrating healthcare workers who bike miles each day to reach children with lifesaving care. 🚲 ✨

From home to home, they’re helping families stay healthy and giving children a better chance to grow up safe from preventable diseases.

In #Rwanda, blood is falling from the sky to save lives.

Save the Children is working with US company @zipline, to deliver blood to our maternity ward in Mahama Camp, by unmanned drone.

With top tech and fast dispatch, we can better provide emergency blood transfusions and fewer mothers and babies are dying during birth. ❤️

At every stage of detention by Israeli authorities – from arrest, to interrogation, to transfer, to incarceration – Palestinian children have experienced physical, mental and emotional abuse and torture.

All Palestinian children arbitrarily detained should be released, and leaders must call for an end to Israeli military authorities arresting, detaining and prosecuting children.

@nytimes recently reported about the sexual abuse Palestinians - of all ages and genders - face in Israeli detention. Link in bio to read the article.

At every stage of detention by Israeli authorities – from arrest, to interrogation, to transfer, to incarceration – Palestinian children have experienced physical, mental and emotional abuse and torture.

All Palestinian children arbitrarily detained should be released, and leaders must call for an end to Israeli military authorities arresting, detaining and prosecuting children.

@nytimes recently reported about the sexual abuse Palestinians - of all ages and genders - face in Israeli detention. Link in bio to read the article.

At every stage of detention by Israeli authorities – from arrest, to interrogation, to transfer, to incarceration – Palestinian children have experienced physical, mental and emotional abuse and torture.

All Palestinian children arbitrarily detained should be released, and leaders must call for an end to Israeli military authorities arresting, detaining and prosecuting children.

@nytimes recently reported about the sexual abuse Palestinians - of all ages and genders - face in Israeli detention. Link in bio to read the article.