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Three children killed in Idlib shelling
Three children were killed on Monday in a new wave of shelling across Idlib, in North West Syria, that hit schools, infrastructure and displacement camps over the past few days, driving thousands of people out of their homes. Two Save the Children-supported schools were heavily damaged.
“I was dreaming about being on a plane to Belgium:” children from around the world share testimonies from Al Hol camp
Al Hol (Syria) – Save the Children has spoken to dozens of foreign children it supports in Al Hol camp in North East Syria, where conditions are overcrowded and humanitarian aid is insufficient to meet all needs.
CYCLONE IDAI: CHILDREN TALK OF DEATH AND DESTRUCTION WHILE WORLD LOOKS AWAY
One month after Cyclone Idai wreaked havoc across Mozambique, affected children are showing signs of severe psychological stress, including bedwetting, nightmares and anxiety, Save the Children warned today.
Save the Children staff describes scenes of devastation at school in Sanaa: “Children were bleeding on the floor, calling for their parents"
Sanaa, April 8, 2019 – A Save the Children child protection worker who rushed to the scene of the school where several students were killed yesterday in Yemen, described scenes of devastation, and children bleeding heavily while aid workers tried to reach them.
Cyclone Idai: 194 babies expected to be born daily amidst cholera, malaria outbreak
An estimated 6,013 babies are due to be born this month, or 194 a day, in areas ravaged by Cyclone Idai in Mozambique and are at increased risk of being affected by cholera and malaria, Save the Children warned today.
Save the Children welcomes Canadian government’s match funding for 3 million people affected by Cyclone Idai
As the true extent of the damage from Cyclone Idai becomes apparent, Save the Children today welcomed the Government of Canada’s match funding announcement.
Yemen hospital bombing: Number of children killed rises to five
The number of children killed in an airstrike which hit a Save the Children supported hospital in Kitaf, Yemen, yesterday has risen to five.
At least 6,000 children still in temporary shelters, six months after the Sulawesi disaster in Indonesia
INDONESIA - Thousands of children are still in need of permanent housing, six months on from the devastating earthquake and tsunami which ravished Indonesia last September.
