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Beirut’s traumatized children – speechless, sleepless and separated from their parents
Save the Children ramps up emergency response to support affected families and children
First case of Coronavirus appears among residents Syrian Al Hol camp
After earlier cases of COVID-19 among health workers in Al Hol Camp, the first reported case of COVID-19 of a resident of the camp was confirmed today, Save the Children can reveal, as the number of cases reported across North East Syria rises to over 100.
Beirut’s children are likely to suffer from anxiety, night terrors – Save the Children
The mental health of children who experienced the Beirut explosion could be under serious threat, Save the Children warned today. Many are likely suffering from anxiety, sleeplessness or night terrors.
Children hit by Beirut blast must be reunited with relatives – Save the Children
Beirut, 5 August - As stories emerge of children being separated from their parents after the explosion in Beirut, Save the Children is calling for the safety and wellbeing of children and their reunification with relatives to be a key part of the response.
Fears for children in Beirut explosion, as hospitals are completely overwhelmed
A huge explosion in the Lebanese capital has devastated communities within a 10km radius. The circumstances of the explosion are not yet known, but Save the Children teams on the ground reported entire streets wiped out, with children unaccounted for as rescue teams work through destroyed buildings to get people out of the rubble. Residential and commercial buildings have been shattered in what is being described as the biggest explosion in Lebanon's recent history.
AFGHANISTAN: Children made up a third of civilian casualties so far this year
Following the release of the UN’s Protection of Civilians in Armed Conflict Midyear Report on Afghanistan, Save the Children has issued the following statement.
Save the Children statement on the detention and mistreatment of Rohingya refugee children in Malaysia
Shaheen Chughtai, Asia Regional Advocacy Director, Save the Children, said:
SAVE THE CHILDREN PARTNERS WITH BIG HEART JOURNEY TO HELP CHILDREN NAVIGATE BIG FEELINGS IN THIS NEW WORLD
Toronto, July 16, 2020 – JUNO Award-winning, Taes Leavitt (aka Boots), from the children’s music super-duo, Splash’N Boots, and Save the Children join forces to bring fun and engaging meditation and mindfulness practices to children and their families in Canada and around the world.
