PHILIPPINES: SECOND DEADLY TYPHOON IN WEEKS LEAVES MILLIONS OF CHILDREN OUT OF SCHOOL

Typhoon Ering, the second deadly typhoon to hit the Philippines in weeks, has devastated communities already struggling to recover from previous disasters. Millions of children have been left without access to education, clean water, and basic services.

Children Pay the Highest Price

Children are always the most vulnerable in disasters, and this typhoon is no exception. Schools have been destroyed, families have been displaced, and the psychological toll on young minds is immeasurable. For many children, this is the second or even third time they have experienced a major disaster in recent months.

Our Response

Save the Children is on the ground, working with local partners to assess the damage and provide emergency assistance to affected families. Our teams are delivering:

• Emergency food supplies and clean water
• Shelter materials for displaced families
• Psychosocial support for traumatized children
• Emergency education supplies and temporary learning spaces
• Health and hygiene kits

A History of Resilience

The Philippines is no stranger to disasters. Year after year, communities face typhoons, earthquakes, and volcanic eruptions. But through it all, the resilience of Filipino families, especially children, shines through. With proper support, children can not only recover from disasters but thrive.

How You Can Help

Your support can help us reach more children and families affected by this latest disaster. Every donation makes a difference in the lives of children who need it most.