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SYRIANS RETURN HOME WITH HOPE BUT STRUGGLE TO SECURE HOMES, SCHOOLS, JOBS
Syrians returning home full of hope in the year since the conflict ended said they are struggling to rebuild their lives amid destroyed infrastructure, limited access to schools and healthcare, and a collapsing economy, Save the Children said.
Syria: Will you come out and play?
At our child-friendly space in Zaatari camp, children are re-learning how to laugh, play and be themselves.
How We're Protecting Children in Conflict
Children are more at risk in conflict now than at any point in the last 20 years. Here's what we're doing to help.
The war on children
Ahead of a new UN report, we look at the stories of children affected by the six grave violations of children's rights in conflict.
Why Covid-19 could overwhelm Syria
The first confirmed case of Coronavirus was recently announced in North West Syria: home to over four million people, many of whom now live in overcrowded camps.
Winning the global fight against COVID-19 depends on bringing relief to war-weary families
In a camp in Syria a boy told our team, “We’re used to the war now. Even when it hits nearby, we hide in caves. But with this virus, we can’t hide.”
It’s time to stop the war on children
On Friday, world leaders will gather at the annual Munich Security Conference to discuss global security issues. Ahead of this meeting, Save the Children have released a new report ‘Stop the War on Children 2020: Gender Matters’ which reveals the continuing intensification of conflict for children. The report shows that not only has the number […]