Emergencies
Every year more than 60 million children are caught up in emergencies. We respond quickly to their immediate needs.
What is an emergency? CHILDREN are the first to suffer in emergencies WE know there’s no time to waste YOU raise money and help save lives
What do Save the Children do when an emergency hits?
Immediate help When an emergency strikes we work flat-out to reach vulnerable communities and prevent further loss of life
We contact supporters and the public
Essential relief supplies Relief packages Clean drinking water Food distribution
Large scale emergency Loaded planes full of relief supplies
A village in ruins after the Cyclone hit in Burma Temporary school built by Save the Children Long term support: Rebuilding peoples lives
Essential Emergency items that Save the Children distribute
11 Plumpy Nut
12 MUAC bands
13 Mosquito nets
Hygiene and household Kits
Tarpaulin sheets A rainwater catchment system made out of tarpaulin sheets Essential tarpaulin sheets to Keep the villagers homes dry and safe
What areas do we focus on in an emergency?
Education in an emergency
Protection in an emergency
Family tracing
Hunger in an emergency
Health in an emergency
Emergency response country examples
China Earthquake
Ethiopia food crisis
Cyclone in Myanmar
Children’s Emergency Fund CHILDREN are extremely vulnerable when a disaster strikes WE’RE experts in helping them YOUR support means we can act without delay
27 Working together, we will save more children’s lives Emergency Volunteer Network
28 Let’s work together to make dramatic changes for children
29 Let’s work together to make dramatic changes for children
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