Babies and toddlers in Angola are in desperate need. The relentless drought is causing malnutrition cases to rise, and years of conflict, and a lack of healthcare has created an environment with one of the highest numbers of neonatal deaths in the world.
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Editor’s Note: Tanya Lasko, Saving Moses’s operations director, writes a daily journal of her humanitarian travels. This post about Saving
Written By: Tanya Lasko (Program Coordinator) As I travel through the streets of Kolkata in the comfort of a hired
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