Concetti Chiave
- Eglantyne Jebb founded Save the Children in 1919, motivated by the post-war hunger crisis affecting children.
- She initiated the organization's efforts by providing food to starving children in Austria, emphasizing both compassion and professional aid.
- Jebb was a pioneer of children's rights, influencing laws worldwide that protect millions of children today.
- Together with her sister Dorothy, she emphasized direct action and fundraising to combat child starvation and disease.
- Save the Children continues Jebb's legacy by building global campaigns to fulfill the promise of saving children's lives.
Eglantyne Jebb was the far-seeing founder of save the children. Her motto was "making as a whole is responsible for the world as a whole”. In 1919 after the first world war, children were dying of hunger. Eglantyne was inspired to fight for children and decided to start the Save the Children fund. She began to work in austria, supplying food to starving children there. She startet “Save the Children” as a compassionate but highly professional international aid organization. She was the founder of children’s rights that are now part of the laws of nearly every country in the world, protecting millions of children long after her death.
Eglantyne and her sister Dorothy decided that direct action was needed as well as campaigning to raise funds for helping children who starved and suffered from tuberculosis. Since Save the Children began back in 1919, it has worked to save children’s lives. Today the freat lesson of Eglantyne goes on! Save the Children is building a global campaign to ensure the world keeps its promise and saves the lives of as many children as possible in the next few years.Save The children – The wonderful story of Eglatyne Jebb
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