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Dads' Club brings community together to connect, play, and grow
Dads in Cardiff are enjoying quality time with their children and making the most of an outdoor play space created as part of a collaborative project between Save the Children Cymru and the local community.
Closing the Gaps: Funding, Inclusion and Quality in Childcare
High-quality, inclusive childcare is critical to reduce child poverty, increase parental employment rates and meet the government's ambitious Early Years target.
2024 Recap
Our Annual Report 2024 was published today. 2024 was a year of extraordinary challenges, but also one of courage, collaboration and impact. Together with our partners, supporters, volunteers and staff, we delivered change that matters—now and for the future.
Strengthening Justice for Children: Reflections from the Crimes Against Humanity Conference
A climate-resilient future for children: Resetting the UK's international climate finance
Two rounds of aid cuts in less than five years demand urgent course correction to UK ICF to protect children on the climate crisis frontlines and to safeguard the UK's national interest.
How we’re creating a new model for business and charity partnerships through our Corporate Advisory Board
Reflecting on the achievements and learnings from Save the Children's Corporate Advisory Board.
What the Sierra Leone Education Innovation Challenge is teaching us, and what it can teach us in the future.
The Sierra Leone Education Innovation Challenge uses an outcomes contract to reward achievement of results, rather than delivery of outcomes. This blog reflects on what we have learned from the first two years of programme evaluation, and what we aim to learn before the programme finishes in June 2025.
The Scottish Child Payment is helping families, but more must be done to meet the 2030 child poverty targets
Recent figures showed that child poverty has fallen in Scotland, in contrast with the rest of the UK. This shows that measures like the Scottish Child Payment are working. But the Scottish Government still missed its interim child poverty target - and poverty in families with a baby increased. To meet the legally binding 2030 child poverty target, we need to see bold action, including investing in social security.