Our work in Emergencies
Responding to emergencies and crises.
Responding to emergencies and crises.
ChildFund works with partners around the world to respond to the immediate and medium-term needs of children and their families in affected areas.
From conflict and droughts to the aftermath of natural disasters like hurricanes and earthquakes ChildFund works in some of the world’s vulnerable communities.
ChildFund works with communities to help prepare disaster risk plans in-case of an emergency.
When a disaster has occurred, ChildFund works with partners on the ground to conduct rapid needs assessments within the first 24-hours.
Help conduct situation reports and create disaster recovery plans for the affected community.
Supply life-saving food and water for vulnerable babies, children, and families.
Establish temporary learning areas for children to maintain education.
Help distribute emergency supplies and kits, such as torches and hygiene kits.
ChildFund works in some of the world's most fragile communities, where factors such as conflict, political instability, violence, and climate change can significantly disrupt the daily routines of countless children, young people, and their families.
You can be there to support children and youth when a crisis strikes. From conflict and droughts to the aftermath of natural disasters like hurricanes and earthquakes, your support today means ChildFund can respond to the immediate and medium-term needs of children and families around the world and help communities prepare for disasters and emergency in advance.
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