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@savethechildren.org

Save the Children is an international humanitarian organization that has been protecting children around the world for more than 100 years. ❤️ savethechildren.org

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Save the Children US@savethechildren.org · last wk.

For children with disabilities, inclusion isn't about making exceptions—it's about designing schools, communities and programs with them in mind from the start. Learn how Save the Children is advancing disability inclusion: https://bit.ly/3RgdBXT

Disability Rights and Inclusion by Design: Built In, Not Bolted On

At Save the Children, we know that to achieve progress for all kids, inclusion cannot be an afterthought—it must be embedded in the design, delivery, and evaluation of our programs.

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Save the Children US@savethechildren.org · last wk.

This summer, your donation can help change a child’s future. From July 26 to August 22, 100% of donations collected at TJ Maxx checkout will support Save the Children’s work with kids and families in rural America—helping them access education, nutrition, and the resources they need to thrive.

Two smiling children hugging with a blurred background. Text on a red banner promotes donating at checkout at TJ Maxx to support children and caregivers in rural America. The Save the Children logo is displayed.
Save the Children US@savethechildren.org · 2w ago

The World Cup may be over, but every child deserves the chance to experience the joy of the game. Play isn't a privilege—it's a right. Because when children have safe places to play, they have more opportunities to learn, grow and thrive. ❤️

A person in a white soccer uniform with red stripes is playing with a soccer ball on grass. The background shows trees and a building. Text on the image reads, "Every child has the right to play sports." The Save the Children logo is in the bottom left corner.
Save the Children US@savethechildren.org · 2w ago

Kindergarten is the start of a lifetime of learning. 🎒📚 Through KinderBoost, children and families build confidence, practice early learning skills, explore their new school. Because every child deserves the chance to walk into school ready to learn without limits. ❤️

A child sits on a bench holding a certificate in front of a colorful "Welcome to Kindergarten" banner. Bright balloons decorate the top. The Save the Children logo is visible in the corner.A child stands smiling at a themed event with a "Boom!" and cityscape backdrop. They are wearing a personalized graducation hat and holding a certificate for kindergarten. Balloons are clustered on the side. A "Save the Children" logo is visible in the corner.A group of people walking down a corridor, including children holding hands with their parents. The Save the Children logo is visible in the top left corner.Backpacks are displayed with colorful plush toys attached and tags reading "I'm ready for school!" Each tag includes the "Save the Children" logo.
Save the Children US@savethechildren.org · 3w ago

After losing his home and family, Ahmad* was forced to flee #Gaza. Now in Egypt, he is rebuilding life far from everything he knew. At a Child Friendly Space, Ahmad plays football. As the world comes together around the game, children like Ahmad are holding on to those same moments of joy.

A child is holding a soccer ball and smiling in a colorful room. Text on the image reads: "Ahmad*'s Resilience" The Save the Children logo is in the corner.A child joyfully plays indoor soccer on a colorful rug. The text on the image reads: "When Ahmad's home was bombed, he lost his parents and two of his siblings. He is now living in Egypt with family. Ahmad finds joy through activities like swimming, playing hide and seek, drawing, and reading. His favorite sport is football."The image features the "Save the Children" logo followed by the text: "'The world should understand each other better instead of having wars all the time.' Ahmad*, 11, Gaza"
Save the Children US@savethechildren.org · 3w ago

In Peru, Esperanza's family faced food insecurity. Save the Children provided nutrition training for her mother and financial support that helped the family build a more stable future. Today, Esperanza is happier, healthier and full of energy. ❤️

Kelly and Esperanza are eating together at a table with plates of food in front of them. The child is using a red fork. There is a Save the Children logo in the bottom left corner.A group of people stands outside a small building with a sign reading "Bienvenidos a la Villa Común." The backdrop is a rocky hillside. One person wearing a red vest with a "Save the Children" logo appears to be speaking to the group.Kelly and Esperanza stand in an outdoor area. One is wearing a polka dot shirt and dark pants, and the other is in a pink dress. They are beside a large water container. The Save the Children logo is visible in the corner.
Save the Children US@savethechildren.org · 4w ago

Every child deserves books. 📚 Reading opens doors to learning, confidence and opportunity. That's why we're working toward a future where all children learn to read by third grade. Share this post to help spread the importance of early literacy. ❤️

Red poster with the Save the Children logo and the text: "Every Child Deserves Books."
Save the Children US@savethechildren.org · 4w ago

Kids can lose some of the reading and math skills they gained during the school year over summer break, but, everyday activities can help keep kids learning! Read tips from Save the Children's Chelsi Seals to help kids head back to school ready to learn. ⬇️ https://bit.ly/3QKSZqp

Summer slide: How parents can keep kids learning before school starts this fall

Children may be enjoying their summer break, but education experts warn that time away from the classroom can lead to what's known as the "summer slide"

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Save the Children US@savethechildren.org · last mo.

Through a Save the Children Summer Reading Grant, Cooke County Library in Gainesville, Texas is offering programming that brings books and hands-on learning experiences to children. Through programs like this, we're helping communities create spaces where every child can learn, imagine, and grow!

A person reads a book to children seated on the floor and at a small table in a library. The background features shelves filled with colorful books, with a "Save the Children" logo at the top. Text reads: This is what summer learning looks like. A Summer Reading Challenge Grant is helping one Texas library inspire children through books, creativity, and play.Children are engaged in various activities. On the left, they are gathered around a table with colorful items and worksheets. On the right, a hand is placing hay in a nest on a table. The text reads: From story times and scavenger hunts to engineering activities, art workshops, chess matches, and even a visit from alpacas--kids are learning in so many ways. The image shows a library desk with miniature American flags in a holder, a yellow and blue sticker card, and several family-themed photos. Bookshelves and hanging banners with star patterns are visible in the background. Text reads: Our favorite activity this summer? An American flag scavenger hunt. Children search for flags around town, collect stickers along the way, and return to the library to receive their own American flag--turning a simple outing into an adventure that brings families back to the library. A group of people, including children, are interacting with animals by a pen outside a library. Inside, a table displays three books: "Fireworks," "On the Fourth of July," and "Firecracker." Text reads: Programs like these help children keep learning, exploring and connecting during the summer months all while making the library a welcoming place for families to gather.