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Atyrgul receives hygiene kits for her two grandchildren distributed by Save the Children in Osh, Kyrgyzstan. 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.
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Lizbeth washes up with her new hygiene kit at her preschool in Bolivia as part of a program to teach kids healthy habits like hand-washing. Save the Children knows that having the right tools—from simple things like soap and water to critical resources like dedicated team members—can make all the difference.
Ethnic Uzbek refugees who fled the violence in Kyrgyzstan wait for their turn to cross the border into Uzbekistan near the village of Jalal-Kuduk June 14, 2010. In Uzbekistan, a tent camp has been erected while refugees are occupying schools and other public buildings. Many more citizens have been made homeless or displaced by the fighting and thousands are reportedly stuck at the border.
Following the establishment of the Emergency Open Air Nurseries Committee in 1933, the Save the Children Fund (SCF) became a prominent innovator in nursery provision and by 1939 they were running 11 nurseries in the UK, supported by the Board of Education. During the Second World War, the Fund expanded this work and established residential nurseries for evacuated children, and day centres for children of working mothers.
Much of SCF’s later work in the UK derived from the success of these early nurseries, including the creation of hospital playgroups, which were a direct expansion of their pioneering playgroup programme, the establishment of family centres, and the creation of the Building Blocks Programme, later the Equality Learning Centre, which provided support and guidance for the holistic education of under-fives.
Image: This newscutting details the expansion of SCF’s playgroups into hospitals. Finding number: SCF/HW/4/PLG/7/8
Nurse Florence Mwenifumbo, a trainer on bCPAP devices, Pediatric department, Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Blantyre, Malawi.
You can help train midwives: www.savethechildren.org.au/savenewborns
Immigrati nel quartiere di Tor Pignattara a Roma, dove risiede la piu' grande comunita' bengalese d'Europa. (Pier Paolo Cito/Save The Children)
Show your love this Valentine's day to your fellow global citizens who go to bed hungry every night and show your love to children who can't fulfil their physical and personal potential because of hunger and malnutrition. Join the #impiece Craftivist Jigsaw Project to support Save the Children's Race Against Hunger Campaign
You can start now by signing the quick epetition here: www.savethechildren.org.uk/craftivist
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Henk Schiffmacher for www.savethechildren.nl/ "Make Art Not War"
Henk Schiffmacher: Tattoo artist, painter, writer and much more. Check out his site!
Strobist information:
SB900 1/2 f/5.6 35mm shoot through Brolly to right front, SB24 1/4 f5.6 70mm through beauty dish left front, SB26 1/2 f/5.6 35mm through diffuser dome behind subject.
Camera Nikon D3 + Cactus V4
Show your love this Valentine's day to your fellow global citizens who go to bed hungry every night and show your love to children who can't fulfil their physical and personal potential because of hunger and malnutrition. Join the #impiece Craftivist Jigsaw Project to support Save the Children's Race Against Hunger Campaign
You can start now by signing the quick epetition here: www.savethechildren.org.uk/craftivist
:)
A key aspect of Save the Children Fund’s work has been their fundraising and promotional activities which has underpinned their ability to finance and deliver their various programmes across the world. Since its foundation the charity has faced the challenge of how to raise funds often in the face of adversity, criticism and scepticism.
To meet this challenge the Fund has created, from its very inception, innovative fundraising and publicity campaigns. The organisation has often been at the forefront of using new media, including film, television and audio, alongside the more traditional format of print. These various methods have enabled the organisation to bring the many real issues that children face across the world into the minds of the British public and encourage them to support the charity. Not only have these methods been used to raise funds but also to promote, educate, and advocate around key issues, such as children’s rights. This section of the exhibition will explore the methods which the charity used to raise fund and engage the public.
Image: An example of Save the Children Fund’s early promotional work from an advert they published in a newspaper, 1920. Finding number: SCF/SC/DB/12
The Save the Children Fund has launched various large-scale campaigns to raise funds for its programmes. Key initiatives include the Penny-a-Week appeal, various incarnations of Save the Children Week, and anniversary celebrations, such as for their 75th birthday. A variety of events and promotional material were developed and created to support these campaigns, including posters, stickers, t-shirts and activity packs.
Image: Pennies-a-Week Appeal monthly news-sheet, 1956, with photographs from Save the Children Fund projects, including a nursery in Newcastle-upon-Tyne and children in Kenya. The appeal began in the 1940s asking British workers to sign up and give one penny a week from their salary. Finding number: SCF/FR/3/2/PEN/6/2
Diederick Kraaijeveld for Save the Children - Make Art Not War! -
Watch Diederick's amazing art! www.oudhout.nl/
Strobist information:
Nikon D3 24mm f/20 1/60 sec ISO 400
Due to heavy winds no light modifiers used:
2 bare speedlights (SB900 +SB26) 24mm f/5.6 halve powered camera left hand held;
1 bare speedlight (SB24) camera right, hand held at halve power 24mm f5.6
Triggered by Cactus V4's
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Syria's children are in desperate need of help. In Jordan, Lebanon and Iraq hundreds of thousands of refugee children face a bitter winter of sub-zero temperatures. Many live in flimsy tents or in buildings with no heating, electricity or hot water and have little or no winter clothing.
Save the Children is helping children recover from their experiences within Syria and across the region, to make sure they can access education and to ensure that families have the basic necessities they need to survive including healthcare, warm clothes, nutritious food and winter shelter materials.
* all names have been changed to protect identity.
Lega Navale Italiana - Sez. Palermo - Centro e Lisca Bianca sostengono la campagna #illuminiamoilfuturo di Save the Children Italia, con una giornata dedicata alla lotta alla povertà educativa che rientra nel programma di mobilitazione nazionale della settimana dal 3 al 9 aprile 2017.
E, siccome l'andar per mare insieme educa, l'iniziativa è espressamente rivolta a giovani dei quartieri disagiati di Palermo ZISA e ZEN che frequentano i #PuntiLuce promossi da Save the Children.
La giornata è iniziata con la lettura di “Lisca Bianca e il giro dei mari in barca a vela”, in cui l’autrice Carola Lo Nero - presente all’incontro - racconta la vicenda di tre giovani apprendisti marinai che partono con i loro genitori per compiere il giro del mondo in barca a vela a bordo della mitica imbarcazione LiscaBianca.
Nel pomeriggio i ragazzi hanno provato per la prima volta l’emozione di andare in barca a vela, a bordo delle imbarcazioni messe a disposizione dai soci armatori della Lega Navale Italiana Sezione Palermo Centro, mentre per la merenda sono stati offerti i biscotti “Cotti in Fragranza” prodotti dai ragazzi dell’Istituto Penale per i Minorenni “ex-Malaspina” di Palermo. A fine giornata un momento di debriefing per raccogliere e confrontare l’esperienza vissuta.
In Italia oltre 1.130.000 bambini vivono in povertà assoluta, ovvero senza beni e servizi indispensabili per condurre una vita quotidiana accettabile e senza la possibilità di costruirsi un futuro. Alla povertà economica si affianca anche un’altra povertà, ugualmente grave e drammatica: quella educativa, ossia la mancanza di opportunità formativa per i bambini, come visitare un museo, andare a un concerto, fare sport. Una Povertà che li priva della possibilità di costruirsi un futuro, o anche solo di sognarlo.
Far sì che tutti i bambini possano apprendere, sviluppare talenti e aspirazioni, aver accesso a un’offerta educativa di qualità è indispensabile per eliminare la povertà minorile.
“La lettura, come la vela, sono senz’altro strumenti per contrastare la povertà educativa. L’esperienza e la sinergia tra LiscaBianca e Lega Navale Italiana per una Vela solidale saranno fondamentali per il raggiungere l’obiettivo. Impareremo a navigare per imparare a stare insieme, per riscoprire valori importanti e fondamentali come la collaborazione, l’aiuto reciproco, la solidarietà, il senso di responsabilità verso gli altri, l’amore per la natura”. “Auspichiamo di poter dare così un contributo concreto alla creazione sul territorio di vere e proprie comunità educanti, insieme a Save the Children e alle altre realtà territoriali”
Training chart showing how to weigh babies on a scale that is color coded for health workers who are not literate.
As the file name says and this was a wing-walking Stearman sponsored by Crunchie and Save the children, as you can see.
Show your love this Valentine's day to your fellow global citizens who go to bed hungry every night and show your love to children who can't fulfil their physical and personal potential because of hunger and malnutrition. Join the #impiece Craftivist Jigsaw Project to support Save the Children's Race Against Hunger Campaign
You can start now by signing the quick epetition here: www.savethechildren.org.uk/craftivist
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Craft bloggers and enthusiasts attend the Craftivist launch night at Mary's Living and Giving shop in Primrose Hill on 16th October 2012 - World Food Day.
Felix Clay/Save the
Children
An injured ethnic Uzbek refugee, fled from clashes in Osh, walks along a refugee camp near the Kyrgyz-Uzbek border, after escaping to Uzbekistan, in the village of Yorkishlak some 400 km (249 miles) east of Tashkent, June 15, 2010. The violence in Kyrgyzstan appears to have stopped spreading and may be diminishing, a senior U.S. official told Reuters on Tuesday, adding that there was still an urgent need to restore order and provide aid.
Students at the Matau Primary School in Zimbabwe color signs with words describing the benefits of education.
May 4, 2011
Photo credit: Eileen Burke
© Save the Children
L to R:
Eva Keogan, Liz Scarff, Sian To, Josie George and Dr Ayan Shankar Seal walking into a village to meet Save the Children Community Health Volunteers.
Photos: Shafiqul Alam Kiron
I've been a busy bee... There are some 37 50 baby hats so far I created over the last few weeks, starting around Christmas.
I got REALLY addicted to sitting and knitting :) ... Never thought I'd be into wool and crafts ever again...
BTW: It's for charity (http://www.savethechildren.de/index.html)
Lega Navale Italiana - Sez. Palermo - Centro e Lisca Bianca sostengono la campagna #illuminiamoilfuturo di Save the Children Italia, con una giornata dedicata alla lotta alla povertà educativa che rientra nel programma di mobilitazione nazionale della settimana dal 3 al 9 aprile 2017.
E, siccome l'andar per mare insieme educa, l'iniziativa è espressamente rivolta a giovani dei quartieri disagiati di Palermo ZISA e ZEN che frequentano i #PuntiLuce promossi da Save the Children.
La giornata è iniziata con la lettura di “Lisca Bianca e il giro dei mari in barca a vela”, in cui l’autrice Carola Lo Nero - presente all’incontro - racconta la vicenda di tre giovani apprendisti marinai che partono con i loro genitori per compiere il giro del mondo in barca a vela a bordo della mitica imbarcazione LiscaBianca.
Nel pomeriggio i ragazzi hanno provato per la prima volta l’emozione di andare in barca a vela, a bordo delle imbarcazioni messe a disposizione dai soci armatori della Lega Navale Italiana Sezione Palermo Centro, mentre per la merenda sono stati offerti i biscotti “Cotti in Fragranza” prodotti dai ragazzi dell’Istituto Penale per i Minorenni “ex-Malaspina” di Palermo. A fine giornata un momento di debriefing per raccogliere e confrontare l’esperienza vissuta.
In Italia oltre 1.130.000 bambini vivono in povertà assoluta, ovvero senza beni e servizi indispensabili per condurre una vita quotidiana accettabile e senza la possibilità di costruirsi un futuro. Alla povertà economica si affianca anche un’altra povertà, ugualmente grave e drammatica: quella educativa, ossia la mancanza di opportunità formativa per i bambini, come visitare un museo, andare a un concerto, fare sport. Una Povertà che li priva della possibilità di costruirsi un futuro, o anche solo di sognarlo.
Far sì che tutti i bambini possano apprendere, sviluppare talenti e aspirazioni, aver accesso a un’offerta educativa di qualità è indispensabile per eliminare la povertà minorile.
“La lettura, come la vela, sono senz’altro strumenti per contrastare la povertà educativa. L’esperienza e la sinergia tra LiscaBianca e Lega Navale Italiana per una Vela solidale saranno fondamentali per il raggiungere l’obiettivo. Impareremo a navigare per imparare a stare insieme, per riscoprire valori importanti e fondamentali come la collaborazione, l’aiuto reciproco, la solidarietà, il senso di responsabilità verso gli altri, l’amore per la natura”. “Auspichiamo di poter dare così un contributo concreto alla creazione sul territorio di vere e proprie comunità educanti, insieme a Save the Children e alle altre realtà territoriali”
Ciao a tutti! Sono Annalaura Anselmi, e mi occupo di seguire le attività di raccolta fondi legate alle emergenze. Ho visitato i campi di accoglienza di Concordia e di San Possidonio, e in questo foto-racconto voglio mostrarvi le attività che stiamo portando avanti nei nostri Spazi a misura di bambino.