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Syrian Children Face Growing Mental Health Crisis, New Report Reveals

New research by Save the Children finds widespread evidence of 'toxic stress' and mental health issues among children inside Syria, as experts warn the psychological damage could be irreversible

Reducing Risk and Building Resilience: Save the Children at the Regional Platform for DRR, Montreal

Reducing Risk and Building Resilience: Save the Children at the Regional Platform for DRR, Montreal

Save the Children Welcomes Canada’s Contribution to Family Planning at Global She Decides Summit

March 2, 2017…Aid agency Save the Children welcomes Canada’s contribution of $20 million towards women and girls’ sexual and reproductive health and rights, announced today in Brussels by Canadian Minister for International Development and La Francophonie, Marie-Claude Bibeau.

The IKEA Foundation calls on funders to step up and save lives in Yemen

The IKEA Foundation calls on funders to step up and save lives in Yemen

More than one million children in South Sudan risk starvation as the country faces its worst lean season on record

More than one million children in war-torn South Sudan risk starvation, Save the Children is warning, as a famine is declared in the country’s Unity State.

The Roméo Dallaire Child Soldiers Initiative, Save the Children, UNICEF Canada and World Vision Canada welcome Canada’s continued leadership in championing the rights of children affected by armed conflict

TORONTO/HALIFAX, February 21, 2017 - The Roméo Dallaire Child Soldiers Initiative, Save the Children, UNICEF Canada and World Vision Canada, commend Canada for taking a strong stand against attacks on education through endorsing the Safe Schools Declaration and supporting the Guidelines for Protecting Schools and Universities from Military Use during Armed Conflict.

Somalia reaching a ‘tipping point’ as signs of malnutrition among children worsen

February 21, 2017…Workers at Save the Children-supported health clinics and hospitals in Puntland – one of the areas hardest hit by drought in Somalia – are seeing a significant increase in severe malnutrition cases among children coming through their doors.