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Save the Children is a world leading independent organization that has been fighting for children's rights and providing support to vulnerable children since its inception in the 1920s. Founded by Eglantyne Jebb, who wanted to make the rights and welfare of children a universal responsibility, Save the Children has grown from focusing on domestic emergencies to working globally with a presence in over 120 countries. The organization is non-political and non-sectarian, but its work is often impacted by international politics and global events. Throughout its history, Save the Children has responded to major conflicts, famines, natural disasters and public health crises to provide life-saving assistance to millions of children in need. The organization's work includes providing food, water, shelter, medical care and education support for children affected by crisis situations as well as long-term development programs in areas prone to poverty and vulnerability. In addition to its emergency response and development work, Save the Children also engages in advocacy and campaigning for policies that benefit children's rights, health, education and wellbeing. One of its most successful campaigns is the No Child Born to Die campaign which aimed to raise awareness about preventable child deaths and call for action from world leaders to end them. The campaign contributed to significant progress in reducing child mortality rates globally. Save the Children also places a strong emphasis on involving children and their communities in its programs, empowering them to be agents of change and promoting their rights as citizens. This approach has been instrumental in creating sustainable impact and long-term change for children around the world.