Saving Moses

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In Afghanistan, the malnutrition crisis is currently compounding due to closed routes, broken supply chains, and overwhelmed systems caused by the Iran war. We can't talk about geopolitics without talking about who actually pays the price.

We’re exploring ways to expand BirthAid in South Sudan because the maternal mortality rate is alarmingly high. Our community-based birth education equips families with simple, life-saving skills that can mean the difference between life and death.

In rural Afghanistan, the need for BirthAid is urgent. The current upheaval in the Middle East has created instability that impacts vulnerable babies and moms. Watch episode 20 to see what we're doing to help: bit.ly/4u2hTQE

Nearly half a million little ones are expected to be severely malnourished in Somalia this year alone. We don’t work in Somalia, but we’re looking into emergency response options right now. We’ll keep you updated. 🙏

The Middle East is more unstable right now than it's been in years. In our latest episode, Sarah breaks down what's happening across the region, and how it connects directly to babies on the ground. Watch now: bit.ly/4u2hTQE

Our teams in the DRC are keeping a close eye on a new Ebola outbreak in the province where we do BirthAid and Malnutrition work. We will keep you posted on any new developments as it relates to Saving Moses. ❤️

Afghanistan could lose 25,000 female teachers and healthcare workers by 2030. And in a country where a woman often cannot seek care from a male provider, that gap is life or death. Learn more about this crisis and how we're supporting moms in the region: bit.ly/4u2hTQE

Afghanistan has one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the world — 620 moms dying per 100,000 births. And that was before the hospitals started getting bombed. This is why BirthAid exists. We talk more about this on our latest podcast episode: bit.ly/4u2hTQE

Literacy speaks to a society's ability to thrive. When women can't access education, the ripple effects reach far and wide — including how safely they can give birth, and whether their babies survive. New episode of the Saving Moses podcast is live: bit.ly/4u2hTQE

Pakistan is firing missiles into Afghanistan. Iran is under military strike. And almost a million refugees just got sent back to one of the poorest countries on earth. When a region this big becomes this unstable, babies pay the price first: youtu.be/BNr4XjT3dl4

In Afghanistan, 1 woman dies in childbirth every 2 hours. 4 in 10 babies won’t live to see their 1st birthday. Most of these deaths are preventable. Supporting BirthAid means providing safe childbirth education, trained birth attendants and critical prenatal and pediatric care.

West Bengal just went through one of the most contested elections in recent history. We’ve been watching closely, because political instability has a way of touching the smallest, most vulnerable lives first.

When babies with severe acute malnutrition make it to our clinics in time, nearly 90% recover. That number isn't luck — it's what happens when someone acts. Right now, little ones across Sub-Saharan Africa are running out of time. Your support helps make sure they don't.

Saving Moses trips often include both beautiful and heartbreaking moments. Having a bit of consistency can help with the more difficult ones. Watch how Sarah prioritizes her packing list to stay as present as possible when traveling: youtu.be/MhlBoMnd_ok?si…

Ermelinda came in too weak to cry and too small to fight. But someone acted in time — and she made it. Right now, there are babies just like her waiting in our clinics across Sub-Saharan Africa. Not someday. Today. Will you be the someone who acts?

In this podcast episode, Sarah shares some of her packing essentials for international travel. Including her favorite snacks. 🤭 Full episode: youtu.be/MhlBoMnd_ok?si…

Tanya has sat with mothers, walked through clinics, and seen both heartbreak and healing in places most people will never go. This trip to Angola was one she won't forget. Read her story — and the truth she came home carrying: savingmoses.org/2026/04/17/the…

There's a crisis in South Sudan that we can't ignore. We're looking into ways we can intervene for vulnerable little ones. Stay updated at savingmoses.org.

Do you know about our podcast?! Twice a month, we share about what's actually happening in the world, and what it means for the tiniest, most vulnerable lives on the planet: bit.ly/48P20o0

There's one little boy our nannies can't stop talking about. He’s sweet, engaged, and full of personality despite coming from a difficult home life. This is what trauma-informed, nurturing connection makes possible.