Save the Children US

10/25/2026

Want an exclusive Save the Children tote bag? 🎒📚

Raise $100 to help kids Learn Without Limits and we'll send one your way. Even better, your fundraiser will help provide books and learning opportunities for children, filling bookshelves and libraries across rural America.

Start your fundraiser today! https://bit.ly/4efzwGF

10/24/2026

No child should face a preventable disease because they couldn't access healthcare. This , we're highlighting what it takes to reach every child with lifesaving vaccines, especially those in remote and underserved communities.

Working alongside government and global partners, Save the Children is helping strengthen health systems, expand access to immunization, and ensure every child, everywhere, receives the care they need to grow up healthy. 💜

10/23/2026

Why does your vote matter for children? 🗳️

The 2026 midterm elections will help determine who makes decisions that affect children, families and communities across the country.

Swipe through for three reasons your vote matters, then make a plan to participate in this year’s elections.

🔗 Check your voter registration and find voting information 👉 https://bit.ly/4sg9eK9

10/22/2026

For brothers Ben and Keonte, Head Start is helping them build friendships, discover new skills and grow into their own. And for their parents, Jazmond and Malik, it’s been a source of support and community, too.

Now, they’re sharing their story and advocating for more families to experience the benefits of Head Start.

Watch Jazmond and Malik share how Head Start has helped their boys thrive and transformed their family’s experience.

10/21/2026

Children deserve a digital world that supports their wellbeing, not harms it. Swipe through to see 7 tips for helping children navigate online spaces while protecting their mental health, safety, and rights. 💻 🛜

10/20/2026

There's a growing hunger crisis putting millions of children at risk across East Africa and beyond.

In Somalia, nearly 1.9 million children are expected to suffer acute malnutrition this year. Drought, conflict and cuts to humanitarian assistance are pushing families deeper into crisis. But hunger is preventable, and early action can save lives.

Save the Children CEO Janti Soeripto shares on The Hill why investing in early warning systems, nutrition programs and famine prevention is critical to protecting children before a crisis becomes a catastrophe.

The world has the tools to prevent hunger from taking children’s lives. Now, we need the strategy and resources to act before it’s too late.

Read more. 👇 https://bit.ly/4zcSdD5

A food security crisis is building across East Africa, and children will pay the highest price if we fail to act.

10/20/2026

When disaster strikes, recovery looks different for every family.

Cash assistance gives families the flexibility to decide what they need most, whether that’s groceries, school supplies, bills or food that meets a child’s dietary needs.

As families share, this support can ease the burden of unexpected expenses and help parents focus on what matters most — caring for their children.

Swipe to read what cash assistance means to families recovering from disaster.👉

10/19/2026

Remember the excitement of getting a new Scholastic book? ❤️📖

Thanks to Scholastic, children visiting our Learn Without Limits vending machines can experience that same joy, choosing stories that help them learn more and dream big.

10/16/2026

Our hearts are with those families affected by the tragic shooting in Bend, Oregon. Schools should be safe places where children can learn, play and grow without fear of violence.

The mental and emotional toll of living in fear is especially profound for children. In moments like this, they may feel frightened or confused. Speaking calmly, listening to their feelings, and offering reassurance can help them feel safe and supported.

Save the Children offers guidance for parents and caregivers on how to talk with children about traumatic events: https://www.savethechildren.org/us/child-protection/resources/how-to-talk-to-children-about-school-shootings

10/15/2026

Children may not always tell us they're struggling after a disaster or other difficult experience, but their behavior can give us important clues.

Changes in sleep, appetite, mood or behavior are common responses to stress. Knowing what signs to look for can help you better help the children in your life cope during challenging times.

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