2024 is a chance to shape the 21st replenishment of IDA and an opportunity for IDA recipient governments to articulate a strong demand for nutrition financing.

Read the stories of families separated by war and disaster - and how we helped bring them back together again.

A look back at some of the amazing achievements made possible for children every minute, every day, all around the world.

From Manchester to Malawi, this is your moment to grow hope and help us make sure that many more children get the food that they need to grow up strong and healthy - no matter where they live.

Exploring the potential for integrated and granular data in improving SDG implementation in the era of polycrisis.

Find out what it's like to treat children, every day, in the fight against hunger.

Key principles and deliverables for putting children's rights at the centre of the Paris Financing Summit in June 2023

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.

The reality for millions of children in Somalia, Sudan, and elsewhere, is a bleak one. But there is hope.

Insights from our conversations with 54,500 children on climate change and inequality, and how global leaders should act on them.

Poverty and the climate emergency are two sides of the same coin, that can and need to be addressed together.

Challenge Poverty Week 2022: Listening to parents real life experience of poverty in the UK, and using these to take action.

Right now, 20 million people in East Africa are facing soaring levels of hunger as an exceptionally long and severe drought grips the region.

George Mutwiri, Save the Children’s Head of Nutrition, gives an exclusive topical briefing on our work to tackle malnutrition in east Africa.

S.A.M. It’s a child killer. Right now, 1.7 million children’s lives are in its grip. Many of the roots of this crisis are global.

We all have the power to affect change. Let's use that power to take action for the 1.7 million children suffering from extreme hunger in East Africa.

Malnutrition, caused by extreme hunger, is one of the biggest killers of young children around the world today. But where is the meaningful action to combat it?

A little boy holds your gaze. Half his face is blurred. And the headline reads STOP CHILDREN WASTING AWAY. But who is the young boy looking back at you?

1.7m children in East Africa are at risk of death from S.A.M. Thankfully, there is a cure. A simple, cheap cure to start a child’s journey back to health.

Climate change, insurgency and conflict, natural disasters and pandemic-related shocks all affect food production and push food prices up. What's our response?

A decade ago, we said never again to famine. To the millions of people who are once again on the edge of starvation we have failed in that promise. We must act.

Wonderbooks help parents and caregivers talk to kids about the issues facing real life kids around the world - helping them learn about big topics facing children.

By sharing a flower, you can send a simple, powerful message of solidarity to the children living through war and crisis.

A clear guide on how we can most effectively channel our compassion to best support Ukrainian refugees.

The stories behind the photographs by world-renowned photographer Jim Hoylebroek highlighting the human tragedy unfolding in Afghanistan.

Without enough money to feed their children, Bibi* and Mohammad* in Afghanistan gave up one of their newborn twins to a childless couple.

In last week’s Budget, the Chancellor announced a set of measures for working families. This is good news - but families still face a difficult winter.

For Sahra, the climate crisis is already here. Her childhood and her future are under threat from weather extremes brought on by climate change.

With the cost of a nutritious diet rising, donors like the FCDO must prioritise nutrition and healthy diets. Here’s why that matters, and what they can do.

How the Global Malnutrition Initiative is working to make a difference in the way the world tackles malnutrition.