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Tropical Storm FLORENCE: Save the Children Helping Kids and Families in the Carolinas Displaced by Hurricane Florence
Save the Children Helping Kids and Families in the Carolinas Displaced by Tropical Storm Florence
PHILIPPINES: Homes flattened and trees uprooted in trail of destruction left by “super” Typhoon Mangkhut
Houses have been destroyed, power poles bent over and trees uprooted from the ground as early reports of the destruction caused by Typhoon Mangkhut emerge.
PHILIPPINES: Millions Of Children At Risk As Country Braces For Potential Devastation From Super Typhoon Mangkhut
Save the Children deploying emergency response team to affected area
YEMEN: Military Action Near Hodeidah City Threatens Food Supplies For Millions Of Children
Save the Children is deeply worried for the welfare of 4.2 million children in Yemen on the brink of starvation following reports that the Yemeni Army, backed by the Saudi- and Emirati-led Coalition, has launched airstrikes outside the port city of Hodeidah, effectively shutting down the main artery linking the port city to the rest of the country. The aid agency is calling on parties to the conflict to ensure the road linking Hodeidah to the rest of the country remains open and safe…
Save the Children Stands Ready to Help Kids and Families in the Carolinas Threatened by Powerful Hurricane Florence
As Hurricane Florence continues to intensify into a life-threatening storm, Save the Children is assembling a team in North Carolina to help children
Extreme hunger could kill 600,000 children in war zones this year
More than half a million children in conflict zones could die from extreme hunger before the end of the year, new research by Save the Children shows.
Aid agencies call on world powers to avoid a humanitarian catastrophe in Idlib
Millions of civilians trapped in Idlib face the prospect of the greatest humanitarian catastrophe in Syria’s seven-year war
Renewed fighting puts Syrian Children in danger, could force them to flee with looming Idlib offensive
Hundreds of thousands of Syrian children, who have already been forced to flee their homes, are facing a second devastating onslaught
