More children are surviving their early years than ever before. That’s incredible progress. But our job is far from done - more than 5 million under-fives still die each year. And every death is a tragedy.
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Could supply 40 sachets of food paste to severely malnourished children every month.
Could pay for a carton of ready to use therapeutic food to help treat malnutrition
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You can make a difference
Many children, like twins Emmanuel and Delian, are fighting diseases they could beat with the help of basic medicine. Together, we can make sure they get it.
Your support, even £2 a month, could make sure children can grow up and explore a world of possibility.
Vital treatment for twins Emmanuel & Delian
Twins Delian (left) and Emmanuel (right) stand outside their hut in Kenya. Two years ago they were successfully treated for pneumonia.
Just 13 months into their lives, twins Emmanuel and Delian were struggling to breathe. Worried sick, their mum Deborah knew she had to act fast. She got help from a Save the Children-trained community health volunteer, who sent the twins to hospital for urgent treatment for pneumonia.
The boys were given intravenous and oral antibiotics. To Deborah’s relief, their condition began to improve.
Now healthy three-year-old toddlers, Emmanuel and Delian are full of energy - making their way in a world bursting with possibility.
Your donation could help more children like these bouncing boys explore who and what they can be.
With the right support, there are endless possibilities for children like Emmanuel and Delian.
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WHAT WORKS FOR YOU?
A small monthly donation may sound simple, but it could transform a child's future.
We see the impact of everyone's donations adding up to something great.
There are some suggested gifts above, or you can choose whatever amount works best for you. You can change the amount you choose to contribute every month at any time.
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