Title: Tuesday’s Children: Healing Hearts After 9/11
In the wake of the tragic 9/11 terror attacks, thousands of children found themselves grappling with the unimaginable loss of a parent. The profound emotional scars left by that day continue to impact lives, but one organization has stepped up to provide vital support: Tuesday’s Children.
Founded shortly after the attacks, Tuesday’s Children offers a range of services designed to help these grieving children and their families. Through counseling, mentorship, and community-building summer trips, the organization creates a nurturing environment where young people can process their grief and begin to heal.
In an insightful segment from “60 Minutes,” renowned for its powerful storytelling and investigative journalism, viewers will learn more about the journey of these resilient children and the impact of Tuesday’s Children. The program delves into personal stories of loss and recovery, highlighting the importance of community support in the healing process.
“60 Minutes” has been a staple of American broadcasting since 1968, showcasing stories that matter and introducing audiences to exceptional individuals and issues. This episode serves as a poignant reminder of the lasting effects of 9/11 and the ongoing commitment to support those who continue to live with its legacy.
Tune in to witness the transformative power of compassion and community, and how organizations like Tuesday’s Children are making a difference in the lives of countless families. Don’t forget to subscribe to the “60 Minutes” YouTube channel for more impactful stories.
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Who owned cantor fitzgerald🤔🤔🤔🤔
Who's watching 9/11 in 2026 25 years ago and us Americans are still mentally heartbroken 💔
i miss this type of journalism
It’s the millennial generation.
I Was 24 years old when 9/11 occurred it’s hard not believe that it’s been 25 years since that faithful day what I have found very interesting in these past 25 years is listening to people’s stories from all walks of life and where they were when they heard about the news and how 9/11 affected them never Forget 😢🙏🏻💔
I'm shocked not to see Pete Davidson he lost his dad who was a fire fighter
PELLEYYYYYY 🫶🏼🫶🏼
Please do a 2026 update. Please.
My heart. . those poor babies. 😩
This is so heartbreaking to watch even 25 years later. I actually have a picture of my little sister and I that morning bc it was our picture day at school. I was in 4th grade and my sister was in kindergarten. My mom was 7 months pregnant with my baby sister. My dad picked us up from school after the first plane hit so we never got our picture taken. Who would’ve thought 30 minutes after my mom took that picture of us on our porch the world we knew would change forever.
These sweet precious children. 💔🕯️🙏🕊️ 🇺🇲❤️🤍💙 I don't know any of them, but I love each of them. I'm a Grandmother and have a heart of a Grandmother, I want to hold then, let them cry, if they want, let them talk until they fall asleep and just comfort them by being there. Giving children unconditional love is the most important gift you can give any human being. It's so incredibly precious and valuable for all who receive it in their lifetime. The best I can do for them today, 2026, is pray for each of the children who lost someone that unimaginable, horrific, terrifying, part of American History.
Aside of the fact that 911 was an inside job
who is going to help the Iraqi kids whom the us invaded and killed their parents before and after 911
And who will relief the kids whom lost everything bec of the us support to israel in Iran and the state of Palestine
7:57 Zack aged 20 years in 5 years… so sad.. the pain and stress is so visible. I wonder how he is doing today.
I wonder if Tuesday's children still exists?
Take care of these kids. They will change the world for the better.
This breaks my hearts those poor children . I hope they are doing ok now .
Acts 20:35❤ thanks to these children who have helped the ones in need ❤
I lost my mother at age 11 to pancreatic cancer