Some impacts of disasters are easy to see. Others are not. For children, fear, stress, and uncertainty can last long after the storm has passed. That’s why mental health support is just as critical as food, shelter, and clean water. In times of crisis, children don’t just need to survive. They need support to process what they’ve been through and begin to heal. Through safe spaces, psychosocial support programs, and caregiver engagement, Save the Children helps children rebuild a sense of safety, develop healthy coping skills, and move forward with hope. This #ChildrensMentalHealthAwarenessDay, let’s recognize that healing is more than physical—and every child deserves the chance to recover, grow and thrive.