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We respond to the immediate and long-term needs of children, including those affected by disasters such as Typhoon Ompong.
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As part of the Save the Children International network, we share a global vision and strategy aimed at creating better lives for children in the Philippines and across the world.
We protect and support children in need. We save lives in emergencies. We speak up for children's rights.
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When disasters strike, we ensure that children are given care and emotional support to survive, recover, and continue to learn and live normal lives.
We improve the health of children and families so children no longer die of preventable illnesses and live past their fifth birthday.
We create greater access to quality education and ensure that girls and boys are able to learn in safe and positive environments.
We ensure that children are safe from abuse, exploitation and violence at all times, and have a say in government decisions that affect their lives.
There are many ways you can get involved in Save the Children's life-changing work and do your part for children around the world.
You can support children and families in the Philippines and around the world - including those impacted by Typhoon Ompong.
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