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Save the Children has long been dedicated to improving the lives of children across the globe, and this workshop is just one of the many ways the organization is working to create a more sustainable future for all. Through education and engagement, these young people are helping to inspire positive change and pave the way towards a greener, more sustainable world.

This donation of furniture and stationery to the FSUs and CHCs in Kailahun district is just one example of the project's commitment to promoting gender equality and creating a better world for all children.

While food is a basic necessity, Save the Children understands that the victims need much more than that to return to a sense of normalcy. The organization is closely monitoring data from the National Disaster Management Agency to inform its response and provide further assistance to those affected, especially the children.

These women will form the mothers' support group champions and they will lead sensitization and campaign activities in their communities to ensure that girls and boys are safe, protected from violence, and experience improved well-being. They will achieve their goal by increasing the capacity of parents and caregivers.