Save the Children is helping child care and early learning centers build emotionally supportive learning environments for kids in the aftermath of Hurricane Florence, promoting the emotional well-being of parents, caregivers and teachers, so they, in turn, can meet children’s emotional needs. We are also supporting youth organizations that provide afterschool programs and activities for children, helping them recover and expand to serve children affected by the storm.Įmotional Support: Disasters can steal children’s sense of security, affect their health, behavior and ability to learn, and fracture their relationships for years. Save the Children continues to collaborate with early learning networks serving the most vulnerable children and families impacted by Hurricane Florence, helping restore child care and early learning centers so children get back to learning and playing with their peers – and parents can get back to work. Return to Learning: Communities cannot begin to recover after disaster until child care and early learning centers are back up and running. Save the Children is committed to providing hurricane relief in the most affected communities in southeastern and coastal North Carolina. Committed to the Children of North CarolinaĬhildren still need our help to fully recover from the trauma and impact of Hurricane Florence.
Knowing that recovery can take years, Save the Children continues to partner with North Carolina’s hardest hit communities to meet children’s long-term needs.
With a storm path 350 miles wide, Hurricane Florence produced historic flooding in September 2018, putting children at great risk and taking many of them from the lives they once knew.
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