Blog by: Jimmy Tuhaise – Head of Humanitarian Response, Save the Children South Sudan The war torn town had just started returning to normalcy as many refugee returnees from across East African...
“I saw my children screaming, crying and bleeding. I felt dizzy, I lost consciousness. Doctors were trying to help me. I did not know out of my children who was injured and who had been killed,”...
Résultats de l’analyse de l’insécurité alimentaire et nutritionnelle aiguë en mars-mai 2021 et en juin-août 2021 Principaux résultats pour les zones touchées par l’Insécurité Alimentaire et...
The figures spark concerns for a mental health crisis, Save the Children said Almost one in five of all recorded suicide attempts and deaths in North West Syria are children[i], with a total of 246...
The number of children living in poverty and hunger in India could soar by millions as a result of the on-going record surge in COVID-19 cases, warns Save the Children. With the number of deaths...
Executive Summary Fiji is facing unprecedented challenges as a result of the compounded effects of COVID-19, Tropical Cyclone (TC) Yasa and TC Ana. Prior to the pandemic and natural disasters, 30% of...
Save the Children is calling on leaders of the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) to urgently safeguard the futures of Myanmar children when they meet for emergency talks on Saturday...
LONDON, 26 April 2021: More than 393 million children have failed to gain the basic literacy skills at age 10 since world leaders adopted the Sustainable Development Goals in 2015, according to a new...
Every day, we bear witness to suffering and resilience. In Yemen, Afghanistan, Ethiopia, South Sudan, Burkina Faso, DRC, Honduras, Venezuela, Nigeria, Haiti, CAR, Uganda, Zimbabwe, Sudan and beyond...
Brussels, 21 April - With over 18,000 migrant children having reportedly gone missing in Europe since 2018, Save the Children urges the European Union and its members to do better in ensuring the...