An Ebola outbreak in the Congo has tragically resulted in the deaths of at least 189 children, representing roughly one-fifth of all confirmed fatalities from the current epidemic. The situation highlights the particularly devastating impact of the virus on vulnerable young populations. Save the Children is actively responding to the crisis, providing crucial psychosocial support to over 4,000 children affected by the outbreak. This support aims to address the trauma and emotional distress experienced by children who have lost family members or witnessed the effects of the disease. The organization’s intervention is critical in mitigating the long-term consequences of the epidemic on children’s well-being. Further efforts are needed to contain the spread and protect children during this ongoing health emergency. The high number of child deaths underscores the urgent need for increased resources and preventative measures.