Saving Moses

Global #humanitarian organization saving #babies (5 & under) every day by meeting the most urgent and intense survival needs where help is least available.

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Who are we and what do we stand for? Watch to find out. 😊

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Our NightCare program has evolved immensely over the years. So much so, that we now get to help babies receive official documentation and citizenship — something that is not guaranteed for those born in brothels. Watch episode 23 to learn more: https://t.co/VB66QUiF60

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The police weren't there to protect the women. They were there to protect the industry. That's what Sarah was told the first time she tried to visit a brothel to understand where the little one we serve are growing up. Learn more on her latest blog: https://t.co/vax5cFSlTp ❤️

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We're staying informed about the progress happening with the peace negotiations in the Middle East. We've been navigating crisis mode for a while now, and the hope of getting back to full operation means so much. 🙏

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NightCare isn't just a safe place to sleep. For many babies, it's a pathway to birth registration, trauma healing, secure attachment, and a fighting chance at a real future. Learn more on episode 23 of the Saving Moses Podcast: https://t.co/VB66QUiF60

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What happens to a baby born in a brothel who has no birth certificate?
In episode 23, Sarah shares the story of Daulatdia — Bangladesh's largest official brothel — and the hidden crisis unfolding there for babies and toddlers of sex workers.

Watch here: https://t.co/VB66QUiF60

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In India, it's estimated that one child goes missing every 8 minutes. Through our NightCare programs, we are changing this reality by keeping babies off the streets and safe from the dangers of the sex industry. ❤️

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So many babies who grow up in proximity to the sex industry are forced to live in environments they have no business being in. In episode 22, Sarah talks more about how NightCare protects them from the dangers of the industry.

Watch now: https://t.co/hodmH6OBy8

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Great news! The Saving Moses team is going back to Cambodia. It’s our first team trip since COVID, and we are so excited! A small but seasoned team is heading back to do what we love most: caring for babies through NightCare. More updates as the trip gets closer. Stay tuned! 👏

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In this episode of the Saving Moses Podcast, Sarah shares some of the behind-the-scenes of NightCare and how it compares to more conventional "daycare."

Watch the whole episode here: https://t.co/Zne0KTGhwV

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We're always sobered to learn what stands out in the minds and hearts of our NightCare graduates.

Sarah shares more in episode 22: https://t.co/Zne0KTGhwV

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The effects of NightCare are both immediate and long-term. We give babies a safe place to sleep, but we also create access to a different future — one outside the sex industry. NightCare is breaking the cycle of abuse and poverty in the lives of hundreds of little ones. ❤️

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Some weeks the news is just heavy. Tragedy in Gaza, little ones in Afghanistan who don't have enough to eat, Ebola spreading in Congo… These aren't statistics to us — they're the exact population Saving Moses was built to serve. ❤️

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While discussions about sex work can be tense, emotional, and often focused on the "morality" of the industry as a whole, we see a an urgent problem that needs an immediate solution.

Learn more about what we're doing to help on episode 22 of our podcast: https://t.co/NGCQ2Yf6aF

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The Ebola outbreak in DRC is hitting women the hardest, and pregnant and nursing mothers are among the most vulnerable. When a health crisis collides with pregnancy, the risks multiply fast. Saving Moses is on the ground because vulnerable moms can't wait for the crisis to pass.

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Daycare in America costs $1,000 a month. NightCare with Saving Moses costs $38. But the bigger difference isn't the price — it's what happens without it.

Learn more on episode 22: https://t.co/NGCQ2Yf6aF

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NightCare exists because some moms work while the rest of the world sleeps. Every baby gets a bath, a meal, and a safe place to sleep. NightCare is privately funded, strategically located, and built around one simple idea: no baby should be caught up in the sex industry.

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The political shifts of recent years have created a hunger crisis in Afghanistan that is pushing families to their absolute breaking point. We're actively looking at how we can respond to what's unfolding right now.

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Betty is helping rebuild healthcare from the ground up in one of the hardest-to-reach areas of South Sudan, determined that where a woman lives should not decide whether she survives childbirth.

Hear more about Betty's story on episode 21 of our podcast: https://t.co/8gmAou2DHS

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In some places, giving birth costs everything. In South Sudan—one of the world’s most unstable countries—maternal care is scarce and options are nearly nonexistent. For many women, childbirth can be a death sentence. That’s why we’re preparing to expand BirthAid there.

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Plastic sheet. Gauze. String. A clean razor. Gloves. Soap. That's it. That's often the difference between a safe birth and a baby with sepsis. And in many parts of South Sudan — clinics don't even have that.

Learn more : https://t.co/8gmAou2DHS