Emergency Alert: Pakistan Children in Crisis

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Emergency Alert:
Pakistani Children in Crisis

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Pakistan Crisis
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Faisal Mahmood
Save the Children is moving quickly to address the needs of children and families displaced by conflict in Pakistan’s North West Frontier Province. We are on the ground providing food and hygiene kits to people who have fled their homes with nothing.

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Meet Makenna
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Eight-year-old Makenna from Texas went to Washington, D.C. to help Save the Children present some of the 8,000 letters our supporters wrote asking the new administration to make newborn survival a priority. "Saving babies lives is really important," says Makenna.

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  America Ferrera Visits the Navajo Nation
 
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The star of ABC TV's Ugly Betty actress and Save the Children Artist Ambassador saw our early childhood programs in action and applauds Navajo parents for giving their children an early start on school.

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