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A TURNING POINT FOR SYRIA: A FUTURE WE OWE TO SYRIAN CHILDREN
It is impossible to fully describe the whirlwind of emotions we Syrians have felt these past few weeks, which mark a heart-stopping turning point after nearly 14 years of relentless conflict. No Syrian could have imagined that the early hours of 8 December would bring the fall of the Assad government after 52 years.
For over a decade, Syrian families have endured war, displacement, and unimaginable hardship, struggling to shield their children from constant threats. Whether in refugee camps in…
SAVE THE CHILDREN WARNS UP TO 650,000 CHILDREN AT RISK FROM IMPACTS OF CYCLONE CHIDO IN MOZAMBIQUE, AS AID EFFORT PREPARES TO MOBILISE
Up to 650,000 children and their families are in danger after Cyclone Chido tore through northern Mozambique, Save the Children has warned.
SYRIA: "WE MUST MAKE THIS THE TURNING POINT FOR CHILDREN IN SYRIA", SAYS SAVE THE CHILDREN
The needs of children in Syria have never been higher with an urgent increase in funding required to meet immediate needs.
PENGUIN RANDOM HOUSE DONATES 1 MILLION BOOKS TO SAVE THE CHILDREN TO CELEBRATE 10 YEARS OF PARTNERSHIP AND HELP BOOST LITERACY
Penguin Random House will donate one million books to Save the Children over the next three years to celebrate 10 years of partnership.
FAMILIES RESORTING TO DESPERATE MEASURES WITH NO END IN SIGHT TO FAMINE CONDITIONS IN SUDAN'S ZAMZAM CAMP
Families living in Sudan’s Zamzam refugee camp are resorting to desperate measure like eating one meal a day to survive.
SAVE THE CHILDREN CONDEMNS KILLING OF STAFF MEMBER IN ISRAELI AIRSTRIKE IN GAZA
It is with profound sadness that we confirm that a staff member of Save the Children was killed in an Israeli airstrike in Khan Younis today.
BURUNDI: NUMBER OF CHILDREN FACING MALNUTRITION DOUBLES TO ONE IN FOUR AS COUNTRY BATTLES WORSENING MPOX OUTBREAK
Rising food prices and a ravaging Mpox outbreak fuel a growing hunger crisis causing one in four children in Burundi to face malnutrition.
GAZA: HEAVY RAINS FLOOD CAMPS RAISING RISK OF DISEASE FOR 235,000 CHILDREN
About 235,000 children forced from their homes in Gaza are facing increasing risk of disease as days of heavy rains flood tents.
