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What happens when refugee teachers are recognised, included and empowered to grow? The impact is felt far beyond the classroom. From #Dadaab to #Kakuma, refugee teachers and learners share their experiences of the TeachWell Voices project, revealing how professional development, stronger teacher voices and the journey towards recognition and inclusion are shaping classroom experiences and inspiring new possibilities for children. 🎬 Watch their stories - youtu.be/-8NJLiuBvPQ?si=73wy… #TeacherRecognition #InclusiveEducation #teachwellvoices @RabiltossapornP @savechildrenuk @SavetheChildren @ChildServicesKE @EduMinKenya @kepshaKE

This #WorldFoodDay, we must confront a stark reality. More than 43 million children worldwide are affected by acute malnutrition, putting their health, growth and futures at risk. Yet, as needs rise and humanitarian funding shrinks, a new Save the Children analysis found that, by early October, only 31% of the approximately US$10 billion required for food security, nutrition, health, water, sanitation and hygiene responses had been received across 17 countries included in the analysis. We know what works. Preventing and treating child malnutrition requires early detection, timely treatment, breastfeeding support, nutritious diets, immunisation, clean water, sanitation and stronger health systems. Through Nourished Futures, Save the Children aims to raise US$300 million between 2026 and 2028 to prevent and treat child malnutrition and illness in some of the world’s toughest humanitarian contexts. Save the Children Kenya is amplifying the call for governments, donors and partners to act urgently. Investing early saves lives. Preventing malnutrition today gives children a better chance to thrive tomorrow. #WorldFoodDay #innovatetodaynourishtomorrow #nourishedfutures #childnutrition

The recently concluded Working Better Together global forum in Nairobi opened with a resounding call to transform education in emergencies through locally led systems. Co-convened by @INEEtweets, @EduMinKenya and @uonbi, this summit challenged global actors to dismantle systemic barriers and place decision-making authority directly into the hands of crisis-affected communities. Setting the strategic tone on the first day, Kenya's Education Secretary and Head of the Directorate of Field Coordination and Co-Curricular Activities, Hon. Nelson Sifuna, advocated for a definitive shift toward genuine localization. He emphasized that “Shifting power means moving beyond consultation towards meaningful participation, shared leadership and accountability.” Save the Children Kenya advances this transformative agenda as co-lead of the national Education in Emergencies Technical Working Group alongside @EduMinKenya and @UNICEFKenya. Championing community leadership and resilient public education systems remains essential to our breakthrough goal to ensure that all children survive, learn and are protected.

🚀 Ready for your next career move? A fantastic opportunity has just opened up, and it could be the perfect fit for you. Explore the role and apply using the link below. 💼Position: Head of Awards, Localisation and Partnerships 📍Location: Nairobi 🔗Link: bit.ly/47hrx8k ⏰Apply Before: 26/10/2026, 23:59Hrs

This #WorldTeachersDay, we celebrate refugee teachers who inspire, protect, and empower children every day. ❤️ Join the TeachWell Voices webinar and hear their stories. 🔗 lnkd.in/dp7NreNW #WorldTeachersDay #RefugeeTeachers

In commemoration of #WorldTeachersDay, we celebrate refugee teachers—the unsung heroes keeping learning going. Join @SaveChildren_KE & TeachWell Voices as we amplify their voices and champion their meaningful inclusion in Kenya’s education system. Register:bit.ly/4z7NVwx

Are we protecting children from today's risks, or building their capacity to thrive tomorrow? At the Social Protection Conference, Gordon highlighted the urgent need to strengthen child-sensitive social protection so every child has a fair chance to thrive. #SocialProtection

In Dadaab, schools are more than classrooms, they are safe spaces for protection, healing, and hope. Thanks to support from the @EU_Commission, refugee children can continue accessing #quality, #safe and #inclusive education even during crises. 📚💙 #EducationInEmergencies

What if we could act before disaster strikes? 🌧️ Emmanuel Korir, explains how anticipatory action is making a difference through early interventions in schools and flood-prone communities, helping children continue learning and families better withstand the impacts of flooding.

Save the Children Kenya invites eligible consulting firms to bid for a digital Social and Behaviour Change Communication assignment in Nandi County. Request tender documents via [email protected] using subject ITT-KEN-COM-NDI-2026-001 by 30 Sept 2026

Meet Brian 👋, a Child Advisory Board member from Mathare. Passionate about children's rights, he's using his voice to advocate for children in the informal settlements. His message is clear, Safe environment to speak and be heard. #childparticipation

Earlier today, we joined our Impact Alliance partners, @CAREinKenya and @mercycorps, in a productive meeting with Colonel (Rtd) David Samoei, Director of the @NDOCKenya, and his team. The discussion focused on strengthening collaboration and exploring opportunities to advance anticipatory action for recurrent disasters in Kenya. By bringing together government and humanitarian partners, we can better anticipate risks, protect vulnerable communities, and strengthen resilience before disasters strike. This is a commitment to a continued collaboration in building a more prepared and resilient Kenya. #AnticipatoryAction #DisasterPreparedness