Leaders develop daily, not in a day. They commit themselves to the process of growth, and over time they reap the rewards of daily investments in their development. The highest reward of our toil is not what we get for it, but who we become by it!
Despite initial misconceptions about the #UCB pilot project, cash transfers combined with parenting support, health services, and disability inclusion not only reduced family financial strain but also improved child nutrition, healthcare access, and overall health indicators.
#UCB #FiscalSpaceAnalysisReport
Investing in children today will yield long-term economic and social benefits.
The findings of this report give us an opportunity to dive deeper and explore viable options to generate revenues to finance extension of universal social protection for children in Kenya #FiscalSpaceAnalysisReport #UCB
PRESS RELEASE: Patients sleep on bare ground outside overcrowded hospitals as cholera outbreak spreads to White Nile State.
“Children in Sudan are caught in an endless cycle of violence, disease and hunger, with devastating impact," @SC_inSudan's Country Director, @MoAbdiladif
News Release here: https://t.co/usKeOwosML
Have you seen #UkrainesMissingBillions?
The UK Government are sitting on £2.3 billion which is required to be spent on helping all victims of the war in Ukraine, but aren’t bothering to use it 🤯
@DavidLammy, have you seen it?
Today, our Country Director held a consultative meeting with children to reflect on the past, share lessons learned, and chart the way forward.
The conversation redefined our commitment to putting children at the center of our work and ensuring their voices shape our programming.
🤝Together, we are building a brighter future where every child feels heard, valued, and empowered.
#ChildVoicesMatter
Cash transfers are immensely helping families bounce back from climate shocks such as drought and floods that have become more frequent in the recent past @USAIDSavesLives
When drought stripped Kamila's family of everything, hope seemed impossible. But with the generous support of @USAIDSavesLives, Save the Children’s combination of critical aid that included cash transfer, therapeutic feeding and WASH transformed into resilience. A single cash transfer became a life-changing cow – now providing milk, income, and a pathway out of hunger. https://t.co/LKvFuOLq4C
@USAIDKenya
@USAID@MercyNawiri@save_children
@ESASavechildren
Today is World Children's Day – a day to celebrate, advocate, and act for the rights of every child.
Child rights are human rights – non-negotiable, universal, and fundamental. Yet, in too many places, these rights are misunderstood, disregarded, or even under attack.
Join us this evening on @citizentvkenya as our Country Director, @RabiltossapornP, shares what we’re doing to ensure every child enjoys their rights, no matter the circumstances. Let’s stand up together and #ListenToTheFuture!
🌟 Happy World Children’s Day! 🌟
At Save the Children, we proudly carry forward the mission of our founder, Eglantyne Jebb, who championed children’s rights over 100 years ago.
In 1924, Jebb attended the League of Nations convention in Geneva, where she presented her Declaration of the Rights of the Child, boldly asserting that every child has human rights.
Her declaration was adopted a year later and inspired the 1989 UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, a landmark treaty that continues to protect millions of children today.
At Save the Children, we are committed to ensuring that every child has access to:
✅ The Right to Survival
✅ The Right to Quality Education
✅ The Right to Participation
✅ The Right to Protection from All Forms of Abuse
Let’s join hands to give every child a chance to thrive. #WorldChildrensDay #ChildRights
"Sustainable development must be rooted in strong local capacity. Our local leaders, organizations, and communities are the backbone of meaningful change. Investing in local actors lays the foundation for Kenya’s growth, resilience, and inclusivity." – Darren Posey, Country Representative @CRSKenya
#C4CKenya #GlobaltoLocal
🩺 Pneumonia is Preventable & Treatable 🩺
This deadly disease claims more young lives than any other infection worldwide, with 22% of pneumonia deaths occurring in children aged 1 to 5. The highest death rates are in southern Asia and sub-Saharan Africa. But here’s the good news: pneumonia can be prevented and treated with affordable care!
Join us in fighting this preventable disease. Every child deserves a healthy start.
Imagine your child feeling unwell, and after trying every means to find treatment, you discover they are battling pneumonia. This was Hilda's reality as a mother. Pneumonia affects countless children, but with the right care and support, it can be managed and prevented.
🩺 Listen to Hilda’s story and learn more about how we can all play a role in preventing pneumonia and supporting parents and caregivers this #WorldPneumoniaDay
@ESASavechildren @WHO
https://t.co/eBjvXaEQk4