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How to Keep Children Safe Before, During and After a Wildfire
Discover how one teacher in Ethiopia is helping children with disabilities access inclusive, quality education.
STAFF ACCOUNT FROM THE VENEZUELA EARTHQUAKE: “Children are asking for their parents but their parents are not there”
Valentina works with Save the Children in Venezuela. She was in Caracas on the night of Wednesday 24 June when the twin earthquakes struck.
STAFF ACCOUNT: "I HAD TO CHOOSE BETWEEN SURVIVAL HERE AND ENSURING MY LOVED ONES DON'T STARVE THERE": MOTHER AND DAUGHTER DISPLACED EIGHT TIMES IN GAZA
"I had to choose between survival here and ensuring my loved ones don't starve there": mother and daughter displaced eight times in Gaza.
Staff Account: “I saw children seated next to their deceased parents”
The situation deteriorated in January and we left Walgak.
LEBANON STAFF ACCOUNT: Forced to flee but we are among the lucky ones
Jana, 28, is Save the Children’s Awards Management Coordinator in Lebanon. She has been displaced three times by conflict in Lebanon, the first time when she was eight years old. Jana and her family fled their house in Beirut on 2 March shortly after missiles struck a nearby neighbourhood. Jana studied petrochemical engineering before becoming a humanitarian worker.
STAFF ACCOUNT: “I will never forget the bodies on the streets”: Save the Children staff recounts the horror of fleeing El Fasher
Umran*, 52, has worked in Sudan for 10 years supporting Save the Children’s programmes in El Fasher and in Zamzam camps.
El Fasher, Sudan is Under Siege: What is Save the Children Doing?
An estimated 130,000 children, remain trapped inside El Fasher, Sudan - enduring famine-like conditions and a collapse of health services.
5 Ways Save the Children is Responding to the Devastating Impacts of Hurricane Melissa in the Carribean
Children in Haiti and the Dominican Republic face grave risks as Hurricane Melissa devastates communities - this is how we're responding.
Let Children Live in Peace
Palestinian children are more than numbers. Join Let Children Live and stand for their right to hope, safety, and a peaceful future.
Reaching Children When Disaster Strikes
On World Humanitarian Day, we recognise first responders and those who courageously lead the response when disaster strikes.
Healing and Hope for Children in Gaza
Nurse Becky Platt shares her experiences treating injured children in Rafah, Gaza and highlighting their urgent need for shelter.
Afghanistan / Iran border - Families are sitting in the open with no protection from the burning heat and sandstorms
Charity Lukaya is the Humanitarian Director for Save the Children in Afghanistan, reporting on the situation at the Afghanistan/Iran border.
Sumy: Why I have decided to stay as the frontline moves closer
My city, Sumy, in northwest Ukraine is now just 20 kms away from the frontline. We all know that frontline has been getting closer in recent months.
Save the Children Launches World Health Organization - Verified Maternal Crisis Teams
Save the Children to send first NGO maternal and baby specialist teams to disasters after WHO verification.
Who is a refugee? Your questions answered
We're answering some of your commonly asked questions about who refugees are.
Self-assured: Maria’s Story
Due to the economic crisis in Venezuela, the health system has almost collapsed and there are severe shortages.
A Blessing in Disguise: Dr. Hanif’s Story
In early 2023, major flooding devastated parts of Pakistan, killing an estimated 159 people and injuring another 264.
6 months of war in Gaza: your impact
"This war has been going on for a long time and we need a solution,” says Roqaya* mother of six boys currently displaced because of the war in Gaza.
When words fail, we must turn to the law
By Mohamad Al-Asmar, Regional Advocacy Director for Save the Children in the Middle East and North Africa
2024: A tough year ahead for children living in an increasingly hostile world
Severe climate disasters, violent conflicts, deepening inequalities and economic shocks are shattering the futures of children.