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With your support last year...

37.8

million children reached

92

countries where we worked

113

emergencies responded to

122

policy changes achieved

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Save the Children midwife Deda* (24) with new mother Tima* (26) and baby Lana* (1 day)

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How we create change

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Emergency response

When disaster strikes, we're there within hours. Pre-positioned supplies and trained teams save lives in the critical first 72 hours

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Long-term programmes

We work with communities for years - not just days. Education, health and nutrition programmes break the cycle of poverty for generations

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Advocacy and Policy

We campaign at the highest levels - governments, the UN - to change the systems that keep children in poverty

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Where your money goes

85p in every £1 goes directly to children

15p supports fundraising and admin

Find out more from our annual report.