A statement from our CEO, and summary findings and recommendations

The Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) is launching a Middle East Humanitarian Appeal to raise urgent funds for people whose lives are being devastated by conflict.

At least 3,100 children aged under five have been killed in Gaza with other under-fives at risk from severe malnutrition.

Death rates from major cholera outbreaks in Sudan and Nigeria have surged to up to three times the global average putting thousands of children at risk.

What we want to say is simple: we never imagined the world would allow this horror to continue for so long, or for Israel to act with such impunity.

Families fleeing violence in Lebanon are struggling to find safety in shelters across the country with at least one million people now displaced.

Children in the south of Lebanon are in grave danger of loss of life, physical harm, and severe emotional distress following a ground incursion of the south of Lebanon.

The number of children killed or injured by Israeli forces and settlers in the West Bank has more than doubled since last October.

15 aid organisations demand international pressure for an immediate ceasefire, arms embargo, and end to Israel’s systematic aid obstruction.

Children in wartorn Sudan are likely to go for days or weeks without food or medicine as key bridge washed away in heavy rains.

31 organisations call on all UN Member States to take urgent steps to protect people deprived of their liberty across the occupied Palestinian territory and Israel.

Recent heavy rains and floods across West Africa have forced nearly 950,000 people [1], many of them children, from their homes across Mali, Nigeria and Niger.

Leading children's rights organisations tell the Covid Inquiry how UK inequality levels on eve of pandemic meant children in struggling families were hit the hardest.

Thousands of children in eastern Sudan are at risk of cholera following a major outbreak caused by widespread flooding, contaminated water and a decimated health system

Save the Children reacts to drone and missile attacks that killed seven people, including three children, in the western Ukrainian city of Lviv.

Save the Children UK, said reports that children had died in the Channel earlier today were deeply upsetting.

Hundreds of drones and missiles have struck Ukraine in recent hours, with at least four children have injured in the strikes according to local reports.

New displacement orders issued by Israeli authorities have forced another mass movement of families and humanitarian workers from areas in Deir al-Balah.

Nearly 500 unaccompanied and separated children have arrived in Blue Nile and Gedaref states over six weeks as heavy fighting forces more people to flee for safety.

Aid agencies and medical professionals have joined forces to call urgently for a ceasefire to allow life-saving polio vaccinations to be administered to children.

Palestinian children in Israeli-run prisons have told Save the Children of facing increasing hunger and abuse, including sexual violence, with conditions deteriorating

Following the announcement made by the Foreign Secretary, David Lammy, that UNRWA funding will be restored, Save the Children says it is a step in the right direction.

Results in mass-scale election for children: Labour win 32% of the vote, followed by Green Party on 29%

The number of children in Sudan facing severe food shortages has almost doubled in six months with about 75% of children now going hungry.

The Jameel Observatory for Food Security Early Action and Save the Children have launched a new research initiative to help make anticipatory action more effective.

Nearly the entire population of the Gaza strip, or 96% of the population, are facing acute food shortages according to figures released today by the IPC.

Up to 21,000 children are estimated to be missing in the chaos of the war in Gaza, many trapped beneath rubble, detained or buried in unmarked graves.

Save the Children UK’s income increased slightly last year but remained under £300m, according to its annual report.

Save the Children responds to reports on the findings of the UN report on Children and Armed Conflict.

The UN Security Council’s decision today on a peace plan has the potential to be a welcome and long overdue lifeline for children in Gaza, said Save the Children.