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The crisis that’s killing Sri Lanka’s children

The crisis that’s killing Sri Lanka’s children

Children in Sri Lanka are dying of starvation, and almost no one is talking about it! This small country in South Asia isn’t making headlines or showing up all over social media. But over the past few months, a massive economic crisis has left 7 out of 10 families...
Swollen bellies. Thinning hair. You can help end this starvation.

Swollen bellies. Thinning hair. You can help end this starvation.

Swollen, protruding bellies. Thinning, brittle hair. Knobby knees and alarmingly thin limbs. No parent would ever want their child to be described this way. But for children around the world who are starving, the physical effects of malnutrition are all too real....
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