Dalgis Alandete is a tutor in one of our Child-Friendly Spaces (CFS) helping to provide a safe space where children can play and feel supported. What are some of the problems that Venezuelan children are facing in Colombia? Venezuelan children don’t have homes to protect them from the rain and there have been reports of […]

Quiche, Guatemala is a beautiful region, but poverty, climate change and lack of healthcare can make it a tough area to grow up. Find out about our work in Quiche.

Forget Paris, Washington DC is the place to be in Spring. Where you’ll find the headquarters of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank Group.

Save the Children has been in Lebanon since the 1950s, advocating for children’s rights with and through long-standing partnerships with excellent local organisations.

Save the Children are delighted to be supporting Summer of Play for a second year. I visited North Tyneside in July to see the programme for myself.

Together, we can get progress for children back on track.

Right now, we’re living in a world where so much feels outside our control. What happens when you’re constantly fearful, but feel you can’t change anything?

As we close out another year and look ahead to 2022, I have been taking stock of the last twelve months, including my first six months as Chief Executive.

Esther Hodges, member of our LGBT+ Allies network, shares a statement of solidarity and support to trans and non-binary people.

These pictures will brighten up your day! We're celebrating the joy of children who have what they need to be healthy, happy, and free to play.

It’s time to get back to the big issues that affect us all. And G7 is the place to do it. Here's why.

With COVID-19 effecting families around the UK, read how families on the Bettws Estate in Wales are getting through it, together.

For those of us who believe in child rights and universal rights more widely, this is a time to demonstrate that human solidarity can make a difference.

International DJ and Save the Children Ambassador Cuppy hosts the first Gold Dust Conference celebrating the impact achieved by the Cuppy Foundation.

Kevin Watkins, CEO of Save the Children UK, takes a look back at the year and offers some rays of hope for 2021.

Standing up for children as you're sitting down for dinner

This is the defining decade for a just transition on climate change and for delivering on the Sustainable Development Goals.

CEO Kevin Watkins on the importance of international cooperation built on human rights, dignity and equality.

By Sukaina Sharafuddin – Media and communications coordinator at Save the Children in Yemen I gave birth to my son four years ago, amid a background of falling bombs. Since that day, I have been praying for him and us to live long enough to see the other side of the war that has been […]

It’s estimated better access to medical oxygen could reduce childhood pneumonia-related mortality in India by at least 35%.

If we assume 70% of the world’s people need to be immunised to achieve herd immunity, that means producing vaccines for more than 5 billion people. To put this into context, the global demand for vaccines totalled 3.5 billion doses in 2018.

This week, the UN Secretary-General published his annual report on the Protection of Civilians in Armed Conflict. It helps countries like the UK understand what’s really happening in key conflicts.

Written by Webster Makombe Whilst the trending phrases during the Covid-19 pandemic are “social distancing” and “self-isolation”, where I am from we are saying “kusiri kufa ndekupi”. A Shona call of desperation which translated into English means “caught in between a rock and a hard place”. The Covid-19 pandemic has shaken the world into a […]

Save the Children stands behind the World Health Organization and its leadership to drive the global public health response against COVID-19.

In a camp in Syria a boy told our team, “We’re used to the war now. Even when it hits nearby, we hide in caves. But with this virus, we can’t hide.”