Save the Children US

06/26/2026

A changing climate is putting more children at risk. El Niño can mean failed crops, extreme weather, and forced displacement.

Learn more about what Save the Children is doing and donate to our Children's Emergency Fund at the link in our bio.

06/26/2026

WATCH: In the wake of devastating earthquakes in Venezuela, Save the Children briefs on the growing impact on children and the urgent response underway.

Get the latest updates: https://bit.ly/4oTmJxY

06/25/2026

Two powerful earthquakes hit Venezuela, collapsing buildings and trapping people beneath the rubble.

Children and families have been forced from their homes, with many sheltering in open areas as aftershocks continue. The full scale of the damage is still unclear.

Children need access to safe shelter, food, clean water, and healthcare in the days ahead. Save the Children is working with local partners to respond.

Learn more and donate to help: https://www.savethechildren.org/us/where-we-work/venezuela

06/25/2026

Two powerful earthquakes have struck central Venezuela, leaving devastation in their wake. Infrastructure and homes have been destroyed, creating an immediate need for shelter, food, water and healthcare.

Save the Children is on the ground, working urgently to assess needs and support affected children and families.

Learn more about our emergency response efforts and how you can help: https://www.savethechildren.org/us/where-we-work/venezuela

06/24/2026

More than 3,500 children have been killed or injured since the escalation of the war in .

That's the equivalent of around 177 classrooms full of children.

These are not just numbers. Each child had a favorite game, a daily routine, friends, dreams for the future, and loved ones waiting for them at home.

Sonia, Save the Children Ukraine Country Director, shares a glimpse of what children and families in Ukraine continue to face.

06/23/2026

When families are forced to flee their homes, a safe place to shelter can make all the difference.

Mohammad, Shelter Coordinator at Save the Children, shares how our teams supported displaced children and families in rehabilitating shelters in .

Our teams installed doors, windows and partitions, improved sanitation facilities, upgraded electrical systems and strengthened safety measures to help create spaces where children can feel protected and families can begin to regain a sense of stability during crisis.

Watch to learn more. 📹

06/22/2026

Preparing for isn't just about stocking supplies, it's also about helping children feel safe.

Save the Children's Greta Wetzel shares tips with AccuWeather on supporting children before, during and after severe weather.

Read more ⤵️ https://bit.ly/4fUu91f

Senior Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Advisor with Save the Children Greta Wetzel provides tips for families to alleviate children's fears before a tropical system arrives.

06/21/2026

This , we’re celebrating dads like Felipe, who support their children’s dreams every step of the way.

When Rosita shared her dream of becoming a designer, Felipe bought a sewing machine and helped turn her passion into a family business.

"I confide in my dad a lot about all things. It makes me feel more safe and calm."

Together, Rosita and Felipe sew, learn and build a brighter future. 💙

06/20/2026

Rawan* was displaced for the first time as a child. Today, she is 20 years old, nine months pregnant, and displaced again.

More children are growing up in the same conditions their parents once did. For many families, displacement is no longer temporary—it’s a cycle.

This World Refugee Day, learn more about how Save the Children is working to support displaced families: https://bit.ly/43YMpPU

06/19/2026

A caring mentor can make all the difference. 📚❤️

Through the Mississippi River Delta Foster Grandparent program, Grandma Heard helped America strengthen her reading skills and grow her confidence.

Together, they built a love for reading that continues today! ✨