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Workplaces take part in SCUK 2024 Christmas Jumper Day photoshoot

How our partners are supporting Christmas Jumper Day

Find out how Save the Children's Corporate Partners are supporting Christmas Jumper Day 2020.

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Let’s get serious about children’s early years

The Royal Foundation’s survey highlights why it’s time for policy-makers to prioritise parents’ role in their children’s development

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How to have a sustainable Christmas Jumper Day?

We have been working hard to make sure that people can take part in Christmas Jumper Day in a sustainable way, without buying a ‘new’ jumper.

Loudina with friend Woodmichaël, Haiti

Staying steadfast in our commitments to children

This is the defining decade for a just transition on climate change and for delivering on the Sustainable Development Goals.

Mina helps her baby Mim, aged 7 months, to walk down a path Sylhet, Bangladesh

Global Britain?

Why a £4bn cut to UK aid leaves little room to advance investments in children.

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Why government must keep lifeline

As we approach the cold winter months many families with children are facing uncertain times. The Government must act now to keep the £20 increase to benefits.
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How the Government Spending Review Broke Promises to Children at Home and Abroad

‘As Shameful as it is Self-Destructive’: How the UK Government’s spending review broke promises to children at home and abroad.
Taslima, 10, raises her hand in class at her community school in Sylhet, Bangladesh

UK aid: why 0.7 is more than just a number

If the Government cuts the UK aid budget, it would be a disaster for children around the world.