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On Saturday 8 June, tens of thousands of people will be coming together at the Big IF London to demand world leaders act on the hunger crisis.
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SYRIA CRISIS APPEAL: DONATE NOW
Syria's children urgently need your help. Our teams are delivering life-saving aid but our funds are limited. Please donate now.
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SYRIA CRISIS APPEAL: DONATE NOW
Syria's children urgently need your help. Our teams are delivering life-saving aid but our funds are limited. Please donate now.
HOW YOU HELPED 10 MILLION CHILDREN
Thanks to our supporters we managed to help 10 million children in 2012. Find out how we did it in our new annual report.
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Save the Children UKFriday at 16:03
Two years have passed since the insurgency began in Syria. Over one million people have fled, many to Za’atari - a refugee camp in Jordan only a few miles from the Syrian border. What is everyday life like for the people in the camp? What experiences & thoughts do they have? Writer Sophie Arnő from Save the Children Sweden followed life in the camp over a 24-hour period. If you would like to help support our work with Syria’s children, visit our site > http://bit.ly/185ZCTO
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