Violence and deteriorating conditions have made South Sudan a humanitarian emergency and the world’s fastest growing refugee crisis. Four million people have been forced from their homes and nearly two million refugees have fled to neighboring countries.

The Bidibidi settlement in Northern Uganda is now home to nearly 300,000 people who have fled violence and persecution – it’s the world’s largest refugee settlement. This month, the number of South Sudanese refugees in Uganda is expected to pass one million. This grim milestone is paired with a critical shortfall in funding that is stretching emergency response capacity to a breaking point.

Stand with the UN Refugee Agency in its mission to reach everyone in need.

Many children are born with the differences the average child knows little to nothing about. In turn, ridicule often ensues, and the effects are not only devastating but completely unnecessary.

For today's Secondary Action, learn how to teach children about autism.