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Save the Children welcomes Canadian government funding for women and girls’ economic empowerment in West Bank and Gaza
Save the Children is happy to welcome the Government of Canada’s investment to support economic growth for Palestinians.
Save the Children to respond to catastrophic dam collapse in Laos
Save the Children staff in Laos are preparing an emergency response after at least 10 people were killed and hundreds more left missing when a dam collapsed in the south of the country.
Save the Children alarmed by record number of civilian deaths and attacks on education in Afghanistan
Almost 1,700 civilians were killed by conflict in Afghanistan in the first half of 2018 – the highest number for this period in any of the past 10 years
Save the Children Welcomes Canada’s Commitment to Iraqi Women and Girls in New Funding, Calling for Focus on Mental Health Recovery
Save the Children is pleased to welcome the Government of Canada’s $26.7 million funding announcement to improve the livelihoods of women and girls in Iraq.
SYRIA: Urgent Humanitarian Access denied to families displaced by fighting, Save the Children
Save the Children is calling for a ceasefire and urgent humanitarian access to children displaced by fighting in Dera’a in southwestern Syria.
Mental health crisis among children in Mosul haunted by fear and intense sorrow a year after liberation from ISIS
Iraqi children have nowhere to turn with limited resources and parents suffering from trauma of war
Save the Children-supported schools bombed amid escalating violence as 50,000 displaced in southern Syria
A Save the Children-supported education facility reaching 536 students in Dara’a, Syria has been badly damaged after being hit in an airstrike, just hours after classes had to be suspended for security reasons amid escalating violence. In a separate incident, at another school run by Save the Children’s partner organisation Olive Branch, a guard was injured in an airstrike when he went to check on the facility and later died of his wounds.
Statement: Tragic Road Traffic Accident in Cambodia
Save the Children President and CEO Bill Chambers said:
