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Save the Children responds to bushfires in Australia

As bushfires continue to rage in Australia, Save the Children has established Child Friendly Spaces in Wagga Wagga and Bairnsdale to support affected communities.

‘Thousands of children flee homes, floods likely to get worse’, warns Save the Children

Save the Children in Indonesia ready to support children and their families hit by Jakarta floods

105,000 children in Mali displaced by violence, Save the Children warns

Children in Mali are being hit hardest by the deepening crisis in the north and the centre of the country, Save the Children warned today. Some 90,000 children and their families had to flee their homes in recent months because of a flare up in the violence between communities, and between armed groups and government forces in the border area with Burkina Faso and Niger.

TODAY MARKS A CRUCIAL STEP TOWARDS JUSTICE FOR ALLEGED CRIMES AGAINST ROHINGYA CHILDREN

TORONTO, December 9 2019 – The International Court of Justice (ICJ) must take into account the horrific scale of violations against Rohingya children as it holds its first public hearings to decide whether Myanmar committed an act of genocide.

Thousands of children forced to flee homes as heavy rains hit Kenya

Thousands of children have been forced to flee their homes by the exceptionally heavy rains that have been falling in Kenya since October*. More rain is expected in the coming week.  Save the Children is warning of the risks of water-borne illness and rising flood waters**.

Syria: Eight children killed in attack on Idlib camp

At least eight children have been killed and dozens injured in an attack on Qah Camp in northern Idlib Save the Children’s partner in the camp, Ataa, revealed today.

PHILIPPINES: Three million children affected by Mindanao earthquakes

Save the Children deploys rapid response team to meet the needs of communities

Extreme flooding batters Somalia forcing at least 100,000 children from their homes

- Fears of disease outbreak as infrastructure damaged and floods worsen in Beledweyne, with more rain predicted