The Humanitarian Curriculum hosts over 150 courses designed for a diverse range of actors, including Save the Children’s own staff, local partners and other humanitarian organisations, with the aim of strengthening our collective capacity to handle emergencies. Whether you are new to the sector, an experienced humanitarian or just want to learn more, you can access the Humanitarian Curriculum on Kaya, and find the learning most relevant for you: http://bit.ly/392J5Vp | Humanitarian Leadership Ac

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Every day, humanitarian workers navigate treacherous terrains, brave war zones and put it all on the line — all to support those in crisis when and where they need it most. And it's never been more dangerous. This #WorldHumanitarianDay, we honor humanitarian workers everywhere — and call on governments to protect them. #ActForHumanity | UNICEF USA

Solidarity. Challenge. Fulfillment. It’s hard to sum up the work of humanitarian workers in just three words. These heroes navigate crisis zones and bring relief where it’s needed most. On #WorldHumanitarianDay, we thank each and every one of them for their incredible dedication and bravery. 🌍❤️ #NotATarget © European Union, 2024 | EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid

Around the world, humanitarians work tirelessly to save lives and bring hope to people in need. No matter who No matter where #NoMatterWhat #WorldHumanitarianDay | United Nations OCHA

The humanitarian crisis in Sudan has been intensified by an ongoing conflict that has stretched to various regions of the country. Despite the injection of $1.5 billion in aid from donors, nonprofits working in the conflict zones say that the funding remains inadequate. Meanwhile, those fleeing Sudan say the humanitarian response in neighboring countries is inadequate, forcing them to return home. VOA's Henry Wilkins uncovers the underlying factors of why this is happening. | VOA Africa