Donate now to support all Save the Children's lifechanging work, including in the Philippines and Vietnam, other emergencies, and our vital long-term work around the world. Together we can make sure children are safe, healthy, and learning.
What's happening in the Philippines and Vietnam?
Typhoon Kalmaegi has already ripped through the Philippines, killing 114 people and leaving half a million homeless. Now it has slammed into Vietnam. For children, this is a desperate and terrifying time.
Just imagine what children in the Philippines and Vietnam are going through right now. The shock, the fear, the confusion. Your home submerged in mud and flood waters. Your world washed away in seconds.
In any emergency, children are always the most vulnerable. It’s vital we act fast to save lives.
Before Typhoon Kalmaegi hit, our teams in the Philippines and Vietnam were already primed, with lifesaving supplies of water, blankets, and hygiene and education kits in place and ready to go. Your support means we can be there for children whenever disaster strikes.
Donate now to support all Save the Children's lifechanging work, including in the Philippines and Vietnam, other emergencies, and our vital long-term work around the world.
What we're doing to help children and their families in the Philippines and Vietnam
We’re ready to respond with things like water, blankets and tents, working with local organisations. That’s only possible thanks to the support of people like you helping us protect children around the world.
Long after the attention of the world’s media moves on, we’ll still be there, helping communities rebuild. We’ve been working with children and communities in the Philippines and Vietnam for decades to help children grow up safe, healthy and able to learn. It’s what we do, day in, day out, in more than 100 countries. Support our lifesaving work around the world.
Help us always be where it matters – today, tomorrow and always.
How will your donation be used?
Your donation could be used to fund any of our work around the world.
That way, we can respond the moment an emergency hits without having to raise money first. We can make sure families are better prepared to cope long before disaster strikes. We can help communities set up early warning systems, so they know an emergency coming and can get to a safe place. And we can get supplies to children immediately because we already have our team prepped, ready to respond.
