The Blue Bird Foundation works to protect the rights and interests of children as well as help raise money to improve the lives of children by creating better educational opportunities, better health care and improved economic opportunity. Blue Bird Foundation began operating in 2021. Currently, its programs include the following main areas: Protection and inclusion, survival, education, emergencies, gender, innovation, provision response and logistics, research evidence and analysis. BBO cooperates with government agencies, civil society organizations, the private sector as well as research institutes as well as other large organizations such as UNICEF and Save The Children, UNRWA. Expressed commitment to bridging the digital divide and ensuring all children are skilled, protected and have better opportunities to thrive in 2026. This commitment is to lead the way in children's rights and well-being through a process of assessing achievements, identifying priorities, and formulating a sustainable program for children's future.Investing in protection and social services to prevent and respond to physical, mental, or online violence, while strengthening the systems and capacities to protect the most vulnerable girls and boys. Finally, enabling children and young people to fully participate in their communities and in decisions that affect their lives. A child today should grow up in a society with universal healthcare, comprehensive education, and equal opportunities regardless of birthplace, gender, status, or ethnicity.