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As the Ebola outbreak continues to grow, children and families are facing increasing risks — especially in communities with limited access to healthcare and lifesaving services.
In this BBC News interview, Save the Children’s CEO discusses the urgent humanitarian response needed to protect children, support frontline health workers and strengthen community-based healthcare systems.
For over 100 years, Save the Children has worked alongside communities during health emergencies and humanitarian crises to help children survive, learn and stay safe.
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