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Statement: Save the Children receives $250,000 from The Slaight Family Foundation to tackle the ongoing and complex emergency in Tigray, Ethiopia
Save the Children welcomes a generous grant of $250,000 from The Slaight Family Foundation to respond to the critical needs of children and families impacted by the conflict in the Tigray region of Ethiopia.
Six months on: Almost 5,000 children separated from parents by conflict in Tigray, says Save the Children
Toronto, 3 May 2021 – Thousands of children are currently separated from their parents as the result of the conflict in Tigray, Ethiopia, with many living in unsafe and dire conditions in informal camps, according to Save the Children.
North West Syria: number of suicide attempts and deaths rise sharply, with children accounting for one in five cases
The figures spark concerns for a mental health crisis, Save the Children said
393 million children unable to read: The world’s shocking lost potential - A new analysis tool illustrates the scale of the global learning crisis
Toronto, 27 April 2021: More than 393 million children have failed to gain the basic literacy skills at age 10 since world leaders adopted the Sustainable Development Goals in 2015, according to a new analysis tool launched today.
Statement: Federal Budget 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic is a child rights crisis. It threatens decades of hard-won progress to advance children’s access to nutrition, education, health, and protection. Bold action is needed to ensure that those being hit the hardest – including children living in war zones, remote communities and refugee camps – aren’t left behind.
