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THANK YOU FOR PROTECTING CHILDHOODS IN 2025

Let's be honest - 2025 hasn't been easy. Disaster, cruelty and division spread like wildfire, and children - who are in now way responsible for the world's problems, were often hurt most.

You'd be forgiven for looking away. But you didn't. By supporting Save the Children with a gift in your Will, you stood up for what's right. And that takes a special kind of person.

You fought for childhood and helped us bring some joy to millions of children around the world, and I can't thank you enough for that. 

How else your support is helping

Sameer*, 6 Months, playing with a sensory toy from the baby kit he received from Save the Children

Shaima Al-Obaidi / Save the Children

Chouchou*, 10, leaps in the air whilst playing the 'Oly game' outside the learning centre, in Kasai, DRC

Hugh Kinsella Cunningham / Save the Children

Health worker Mowlid, 28 vaccinates Lamia, 2, at a mobile outreach session in a remote community in Somali Region, Ethiopia.

Maheder Haileselassie / Save the Children

Mohamed*, 13, getting ready to perform in a drama about FGM and child marriage at his school in Somali Region, Ethiopia.

Maheder Haileselassie / Save the Children

PROTECTING CHILDHOODS IN GAZA

Sameer*, 6 Months, with Ali*, Save the Children staff, during baby kit distribution

This is Sameer*, 6 months old, with Ali*, a save the Children staff during one of our baby kits distribution. We provide nutrition services and safe spaces for pregnant and breastfeeding mothers of infants and young children in Gaza. In these spaces, mothers can access advice, support, and speak to a nutrition counsellor to determine the best options for feeding and caring for themselves and their young children. Shaima Al-Obaidi / Save the Children

THE COMEBACK KID

year in pictures

Health worker Mowlid, 28 vaccinates Lamia, 2, at a mobile outreach session in a remote community in Somali Region, Ethiopia.

Maheder Haileselassie / Save the Children

Health worker Mowlid, 28, vaccinating baby Lamia at a mobile outreach session in a remote community in Somali Region, Ethiopia. This work is part of our partnership with GSK, which aims to vaccinate children in under-vaccinated communities.

*Names changed to keep children and their families safe.