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NAME A DAY YOU'LL ACT TO BEAT THE HUNGER CRISIS
Every hour 300 children die of malnutrition. In a world with enough food for everybody this is an outrage - one we're determined to end. Join our campaign and name a day you'll do something to end this scandal.
A SUPPORTER'S TAKE ON HUNGER
Watch mummy blogger and Save the Children supporter Lindsay Atkin's heartfelt film describing what she learnt at our hunger report launch
VIDEO: FACE TO FACE WITH HUNGER
Watch as Myleene Klass, Natasha Kaplinsky and supermodel Erin O'Connor come face to face with the devastating impact of hunger on children's lives.
HOW WE CAN BEAT MALNUTRITION
Find out how malnutrition is the hidden killer of a third of children who die under five and what the world can do do end the scandal in our new report: A Life Free from Hunger.
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Save the Children UKTuesday at 15:26
Who's having pancakes tonight? It's a great excuse to get in the kitchen with the children and mess about with toppings. But it's easy to forget that it takes experience and education (as well as the money) to make sure there are nutritious foods in there with the naughty ones! This photo is from a kitchen garden project in Rwanda where we're helping parents get the most nutritious food they can from their land - it can be as simple as swapping white for yellow sweet potatoes, which are higher in vitamin A and better for growing children. Tackling hunger isn't just about treating sick, malnourished children, it's about stopping them from getting sick in the first place. Read more here http://www.savethechildren.org.uk/get-involved/campaigns/no-child-born-to-die
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In the Media
- The Economist - The Nutrition puzzle: what can be done about it?
- Independent - Special report: the hungry generation
- The Sun - If this baby doesn't get help, she'll die