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Four Days in Sierra Leone: Stories of Girls Finding Their Voice

Sangita Patel recounts her journey to Sierra Leone to see firsthand the impact of Save the Children’s FOUNDATIONS project.

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Rights, Equality, and Empowerment: A New Chapter for Early Childhood Education Workers

Silvia took part in training led by local women’s rights organization, working with Early Childhood Education workers.

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Heroes Without Capes: Leading Change in Cox’s Bazar

Amid the challenging conditions of life in Cox's Bazar, three young men are emerging as powerful agents of change.

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What are the Six Grave Violations Against Children?

Millions of children are growing up in the middle of horrific violence and are affected by these six grave violations in many ways.

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Building community cohesion and better life skills

Save the Children, in partnership on the IMAGINE project, has trained and mentored 2,800 youth in gender-transformative life skills.

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World Youth Skills Day: Skills for success 

World Youth Skills Day celebrates the importance of equipping young people with the skills they need for employment, decent work, or entrepreneurship.

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16 things you should know about the International Day of the African Child

June 16th is the International Day of the African Child to raise awareness around the need for education and opportunities for children in Africa.

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Helping the children to heal through artistic expression in the Cat Lake First Nation, Ontario

The Cat Lake First Nation is a remote community made up of nearly 700 people, without year-round road access, in the Kenora district in northern Ontario. In January 2019, the community declared a state of emergency due to a public health crisis, after black mould was found in almost 70 per cent of their homes.

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World Prematurity Day: Ensuring every mother is healthy and every baby is born on time in Mali

Have you ever seen a just-born premature baby? Don’t worry, most people haven’t. I can tell you they’re generally no bigger than the size of a tissue box, limbs included. Everything you might already think is small and precious about a full-term baby, is even smaller, more fragile and more frightening to touch in a premature baby. And their risk for infection, disease, disability and complications in development are much higher. The truth is, premature births are largely preventable if we address major risk factors. Yet, each year, an estimated 15 million babies are born preterm around the world, with the lion’s share in Sub-Saharan Africa and Asia.

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Ensuring Children Are Not Forgotten During Natural Disasters

It's been one year since Hurricane Irma, a Category 5 storm, swept through the Caribbean and Florida, leaving behind a path of destruction and a wide spectrum of psychological distress.

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