1. Select your baby picture and use it as your profile photo on Facebook!
2. Use this as your caption and tag at least 3 friends to ask them to do the #1000ChallengePH:
"I just took on the #1000ChallengePH because I want to help put an end to malnutrition. Good nutrition during the child's first 1,000 days (from conception to a child’s second birthday) is crucial to a child’s cognitive and physical development. I was challenged by @FriendWhoChallengedYou, and now I challenge @your3friends to do the #1000ChallengePH and help @Save the Children Philippines reach every last child. #LahatDapat http://scph.at/1000challengeph";
3. Donate your P1,000 on this page to help achieve the goal of a thousand 1,000’s!
PHP 2,500 08/25/2016 09:15:20 AM UTC
PHP 1,000 08/23/2016 09:22:00 AM UTC
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Raised PHP 1,000
Save the Children has been advocating for policies and holistic programs and projects for mothers, children and their families. We do this by training frontline health and nutrition workers on live-saving care for newborns and their mothers, promoting exclusive breastfeeding, managing community and school-based health and nutrition programs and promoting reproductive health to adolescents. Our work also includes making families more food secure and resilient, for example to natural disaster, by working with governments and other partners to generate alternative incomes and grow nutritious food.
Lahat Dapat is Save the Children’s biggest campaign yet against hunger and malnutrition. Save the Children believes that all children have the right to fair and equal access to nutritious food. We know that the rate of stunting of 33% is largely due to inequality of access to nutritious food, long periods of hunger and a lack of nutrition during the first 1,000 days.