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Every minute counts : children’s lives on the line after Myanmar earthquake
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Hi,
Today, two powerful earthquakes have hit Myanmar, impacting at least six regions and states, home to over 28 million people, including 6.7 million children. While the true extent of the damage is still unknown, due to blocked roads and damaged communication lines, initial reports indicate people have been killed and injured and cities across the country have suffered severe damages. Many are feared to be trapped under the rubble. Children are the most vulnerable in crises like this. They need urgent help now, please donate today. |
| | | As Jeremy Stoner, Acting Asia Regional Director at Save the Children, says :
"While the full extent of the damage is still unclear, we know that children are always the most vulnerable in disasters. They need food, shelter, and protection now more than ever."
Save the Children is moving quickly to check all our staff are safe, and we’re on standby to launch an emergency response to ensure children and their families can get the support they need to mitigate the worst impacts of this disaster.
Your donation to our Children’s Emergency Fund ensures that we can act fast whenever disaster strikes.
| | Every minute counts. Your generosity can be the difference between despair and hope for a child in crisis.
Thank you for standing with us in this urgent time of need.
With gratitude,
Loren Taylor Donor Care Manager
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