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Rohingya refugee Monsur Ali* (2 ½) stands in a Save the Children nutrition centre in the Rohingya refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh [link removed]
John,
It's been three years since horrific violence against the Rohingya people erupted. Now, the 400,000 children who are still seeking safety in cramped refugee camps are especially vulnerable to the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.
This is just one example of how children are bearing the brunt of unimaginable hardships around the world, but youcan help provide them with the lifesaving support they desperately need: Donate right now to help save the lives of suffering children around the world. : [link removed]
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Our emergency health teams have set up a COVID-19 isolation and treatment center at a Rohingya refugee camp in Bangladesh to provide urgently needed care for these especially vulnerable children and families – who already lack access to health care, shelter, clean water and sanitation.
But our critical efforts for the world's most vulnerable children simply aren't possible without your support. That's why we set a goal to reach $25,000 before midnight tonight toward lifesaving resources and care for children – but right now, we're falling short.
We're counting on your urgent support, John: Make a gift right now to fund our efforts to protect suffering children everywhere – from refugee camps to warzones to communities recovering from the devastation of natural disasters. : [link removed]
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Thank you so much for creating lifelong change for the children who need it most.
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