Plan International UK

Remember the notes you had to send your teachers when you were at school? 📄 From permission slips for school trips and excuses when you forgot your PE kit. To absence notes when you were sick or couldn’t make it in because of snow. But imagine if you had to drop out of school for good. What would that note say? Suhad, 14, is now living inside a school in Gaza. She moved here after her home was destroyed during the recent conflict.  If she had to write an absence note to her teacher this is what it might say 👇 Find out more about Suhad's story and why millions of girls are missing out on school every day: https://bit.ly/3U1SQ05

Children in Sudan are trapped in a devastating cycle of violence, hunger, and displacement, following 2 years of relentless conflict. This has led to the world's largest humanitarian crisis, and time is running out to protect Sudan’s children from further suffering. Together with long term supporter Joanne Froggatt we are calling on the UK Government to act now and protect Sudan's children before it is too late. Join us and demand action today ➡️ https://bit.ly/42cFRgB Together, we can #KeepEyesOnSudan and make a difference 💙

Two years into Sudan’s brutal civil war, refugees are pouring into Chad, fleeing gender-based violence, famine, and genocide. Millions of families have been displaced and face imminent starvation. The world must act before more lives are lost. https://lnkd.in/ewU9G-gr

No child should experience what the children in Sudan are going through. We need an immediate end to all violence and hostilities across the country to end the suffering. #KeepEyesOnSudan

After two years of conflict, Sudan is experiencing the world's largest humanitarian crisis. Without urgent action it could soon become the worst famine the world has seen in over 40 years. Time is running out. Violence, displacement, and restricted aid access have left millions struggling to find food and basic essentials. Conflict, starvation and disease are killing more men, women and children every day. UK aid organisations are joining together to highlight this largely forgotten crisis. Help us #KeepEyesOnSudan and sign our petition ➡️ https://bit.ly/42cFRgB

Right now, children in Sudan are caught up in a devastating crisis. t’s been almost two years since violent conflict broke out in Sudan, forcing many lives to be shattered by a cycle of violence, hunger and displacement. It is the largest humanitarian crisis – that no one seems to be talking about. But we’re talking about it. Urgent action is needed to save lives before it’s too late. No child should experience what the children in Sudan are going through. We need an immediate end to all violence and hostilities across the country to end the suffering. You can help by signing our petition and calling on the UK government to take action to end the violence and provide life-saving aid to those in need. #KeepEyesOnSudan and sign our petition today ➡️ https://bit.ly/42cFRgB

This week, Neisha, a member of Plan International UK's Youth Advisory panel, joined the UK Government's delegation to the UN Commission on Population and Development to champion sexual and reproductive health and rights for girls worldwide. Neisha's experience of youth activism in her community, and her commitment to intersectionality have pushed her forwards in her preparation these past months. Neisha spoke about how preventable pregnancy and childbirth complications remain a leading cause of death for adolescent girls. She emphasized the urgent need for comprehensive sexuality education, which equips girls with the knowledge and tools to recognise violence, access reproductive healthcare—including safe abortion—and take charge of their futures. Carrying forward voices from fellow activists Afi and Augusta from Togo and Sierra Leone, Neisha called on governments at the UN to meaningfully involve young people in decisions that impact their rights. Because when we work together, we are stronger. 👉 When women, girls, and marginalised groups are empowered, they lift up entire families, communities, and economies. 💪 #SRHR #AWorldWhere

The people of Myanmar had their world shattered by a devastating earthquake. Our Country Director, Haider Yaqub, shares with Big Issue the heart-breaking impact on children and how, with Disasters Emergency Committee our teams are working to deliver urgent aid. Read the full article ➡️ https://bit.ly/43K6Wc8 Donate today ➡️ https://bit.ly/41NdCov

Myanmar was already facing a severe humanitarian crisis before the earthquakes. Now the communities in Myanmar are in desperate need as access to shelter, clean water, food, medical care is cut off due to damaged infrastructure. Children are among the most vulnerable. Some have been separated from their families, many are facing uncertainty, and girls especially are at risk of harm and exploitation. Our teams on the ground, alongside Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) members, are working around the clock to provide life-saving assistance. But your help is vital. Your donation can provide life-saving aid and support to families in crisis. Donate today ➡️ https://bit.ly/41Xo0tT

Many children in Myanmar have lost everything. Their homes, their schools – even their loved ones. The damage to infrastructure has cut children off from accessing what they need to survive: safe shelter, clean water, food and medical care. Along with other members from the Disasters Emergency Committee our teams are on the ground, delivering essentials—food, blankets, clean drinking water, and emotional support for children. But so much more needs to be done. Your vital donation can provide warmth, safety, and hope to a child in need. https://bit.ly/41Xo0tT