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Watch Entertainment Business Management grad Wael Hakim's music video on the VFS YouTube Channel.
Find out more about VFS's one-year Entertainment Business Management program at vfs.com/ebm.
Included in this photo staff from Mollie Makes and CrossStitcher magazine, Hilary Pullen of CraftBLog UK, Sam Bacon of Global Poverty Project, Lauren O'Farrell aka Deadly Knitshade and Rachel Stevens- craft blogger
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Noliet, age 4, traces letters on the blackboard at the Early Childhood Center in Matau village of Zimbabwe.
May 4, 20011
Photo Credit: Eileen Burke
© Save the Children
Esther Saidi and her 13 month old son Chigonjetso, from the Chilomoni township, Blantyre. Chigonjetso was born prematurely on 21st October 2012 at six months of pregnancy. He was put on the innovative bCPAP (bubble continuous positive airway pressure) machine at the Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital as part of a clinical trial.
Find out more about our maternal health programs here: www.savethechildren.org.au/our-work/the-issues/health
Ms. Gillian Mellsop, UNICEF Representative to Ethiopia, Mr. Ekin Ogutogullari, Save the Children Ethiopia Country Director and Shilabo Woreda Administration visiting internally displaced community at Somali Region, Korahe Zone Alen Kebele ©UNICEF Ethiopia/2017/Nahom Tesfaye
"Che differenza fa per i morti, gli orfani, i senza tetto, se la folle distruzione è fatta in nome di un totalitarismo o nel sacro nome della libertà o della democrazia?" Ghandi
Haiti CO Sponsorship Operations Team (from left to right Faimi, Ajantan, Jose, Elizabeth and back Ralph
Watch Entertainment Business Management grad Wael Hakim's music video on the VFS YouTube Channel.
Find out more about VFS's one-year Entertainment Business Management program at vfs.com/ebm.
Group meeting at the launch of the ESPIG grant; a project financed by GPE with Save the Children as the grant agent and UNICEF as the coordinating agency.
Bhutan, October 2018
Copyright: Save the Children
Learn more: www.globalpartnership.org/where-we-work/bhutan
Arif Ullah (front) 11 yrs and his friend Abdul Majid register to collect tents, home care kits and and NFI's, distributed by Save The Children from storage facilities in the town of Fateh Pur in the SWAT Valley.
Arifs father works as a carpenter in Saudi, he lives in the village of Giyabad with his 5 siblings and his mum. he says they were given 1 hour to evacuate their home before it was swept away by the floodwaters.
Abdul has 4 brothers and 3 sisters, he is the oldest child. His father is working in Muscat so he has taken on the responsibilities of collecting a tent, home care kit and and NFI's distributed by Save The Children from storage facilities in the town of Fateh Pur in the SWAT Valley.
Both boys said that school had been suspended indefinitely as their schools were now housing people displaced by the flooding.
Both boys walked for several hours before crossing the SWAT river in a basket by pulley system.
Sana* fled Syria with her mother and three sisters one week ago. In Syria, Sana and her sisters were forced to live in one room for two weeks as their home was destroyed around them. All of the sisters were gathered at home one day, and saw their father killed outside their home. Sana's sister Yasmine*, 12, describes that day.
My father left the room. I watched my father leave, and watched as my father was shot outside our home. I started to cry, I was so sad. We were living a normal life. We had enough food, now we depend on others. Everything changed for me that day.
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The family now live close to the Syria border in a neighbouring country, in an informal settlement. Their tent is small, dank and dark, and none of the children are going to school. Their mother leaves them each day to try and find work in nearby towns, and to try and find food. Sana is deeply affected by what she witnessed and endured in Syria.
Save the Children is helping thousands of children like Sana and her sisters to access education, to learn how to communicate about their experiences and - vitally - to learn how to be children again.
*names have been changed to protect identity.
Meeting set up at the launch of the ESPIG grant; a project financed by GPE with Save the Children as the grant agent and UNICEF as the coordinating agency.
Bhutan, October 2018
Copyright: Save the Children
Learn more: www.globalpartnership.org/where-we-work/bhutan
Children in Barguna, Bangladesh watch YouTube video responses of people who told me to provide this village with clean & safe drinking water. Clean water project implemented with Save the Children.
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Midwife Watta visits a mother, Betty Benson and her newborn child, Iroment, three days, at her home in Peterstown, Margibi county, Liberia. Save the Children works with the county health team in Margibi, Liberia, enabling clinics to provide ante and post natal services, immunisation programmes and delivery of babies, as well as supporting nutritional feeding programmes with other partners.
You can help train midwives: www.savethechildren.org.au/savenewborns
Previously shy and withdrawn, preschooler Jazmine is now a confident conversationalist thanks to a program for early language, social and emotional development in rural Washington State. Save the Children is working to ensure that children here at home and around the globe have access to early development programs that help give them the start they need to succeed.
Supermodel Erin O'Connor models a Christmas jumper for Save the Children’s 2012 Christmas Jumper Day.
©Tom Oxley/Save the Children
The global humanitarian organization Save the Children honored U.S. Representative Blaine Luetkemeyer (R-MO) (seen here on left) with its “Congressional Champion for Real and Lasting Change Award” for 2010 at the Hyatt Regency in Washington, DC on May 5, 2010.
The award, presented by Save the Children’s Board of Trustees member and former Senate Majority leader, Bill Frist, MD, (seen here on right) is bestowed on members of the U.S. Congress who show outstanding leadership, extraordinary commitment and vigorous support for helping children in need around the world.
Rep. Luetkemeyer was recognized for being a champion for children in rural America, and for backing the “Investment in Rural After-School Programs Act of 2009.” The Act seeks to support after-school programs in rural areas of the United States by establishing a pilot program to assist communities in establishing, enhancing, or expanding rural after-school programs.
Photo Credit: Susan Warner
Port-au-Prince, Haiti
January 16, 2010
Save the Children emergency advisor Ian Rodgers distributes food, water and supplies at Hospital Espoire in Port-au-Prince.
Credit: Win McNamee / Getty Images
Tatenda, age 8, Chipo, age 9, and Trish, age 8 (left to right), share a story book during class at Matau Primary School in Zimbabwe.
May 4, 2011
Photo Credit: Eileen Burke
© Save the Children
Ms. Gillian Mellsop, UNICEF Representative to Ethiopia, Mr. Ekin Ogutogullari, Save the Children Ethiopia Country Director and Shilabo Woreda Administration visiting internally displaced community at Somali Region, Korahe Zone Alen Kebele ©UNICEF Ethiopia/2017/Nahom Tesfaye
Kushbak, 42, with his children Aijan, 16, Muxamed, 14, Ajat, four, and his wife Jipar, (left to right) inside their tent in a displacement camp for families who fled the violence in their village near the city of Osh, Kyrgyzstan. At first the family evacuated to their relatives' house. They returned to their home several days later but there was nothing left there. A number Kyrgyz families evacuated to the camp from Kuzul Kushtak, where the majority of the population is ethnic Uzbek. About 200 people currently stay in the camp..
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Kushbak works in Russia and visited his family at the end of May. He planned to go back to Russia on June 16, but as roads were closed in the Osh region, he could not get to the airport. Kushbak, who works as a janitor and security guard in St. Petersburg said he wants to go back to Russia for work. .
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Southern Kyrgyzstan has experienced escalating violence between ethnic Kyrgyz and Uzbek populations since the government in Bishkek was overthrown on 7 April and an interim government took power. The Government of Uzbekistan has reported that more than 75,000 refugees have fled into Uzbekistan from Kyrgyzstan in the last week..
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A Save the Children team is on the ground in Kyrgyzstan, assessing the needs of families affected in and around the city of Osh. We've distributed vital aid such as hygiene kits to children and families affected by the violence and we will work to provide health services, run activities to keep children safe.
Lovely* 14 years old is a child domestic worker..
"Where I work now they beat me. I wake up really early- at 4 am to do house work. I'm the one that does all the work in the house, washing dishes, sweeping, carrying water, mopping. I do all the work for a lady and a man. I cook everyday in the house, plantain, rice, but they never give me a lot of food to make. When they make me make the food, they separate it and I always get the 'gratin' (bottom of the pot). Where I work now they also beat me. If my dad and mom were alive, I wouldn't be in this situation. I would be loved and protected."
*names are changed to protect identity
Ms. Gillian Mellsop, UNICEF Representative to Ethiopia, Mr. Ekin Ogutogullari, Save the Children Ethiopia Country Director and Shilabo Woreda Administration visiting internally displaced community at Somali Region, Korahe Zone Alen Kebele ©UNICEF Ethiopia/2017/Nahom Tesfaye