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Children in Yemen face highest risk from landmines and explosive devices in at least five years
A child in Yemen was killed or injured by landmines or other explosive devices every two days on average during 2022, according to new analysis from Save the Children.
Forgotten children of Iraq struggling to rebuild their lives 20 years on from US-led invasion
About 1.2 million people in Iraq are internally displaced 20 years since the US-led invasion of Iraq, with limited access to education and health care.
Statement: Childcare investment announced at the Spring Budget is a great stride forwards
Childcare investment is a stride forwards but today’s announcement at the Spring Budget is just the start of reform.
Save the Children responds to the second reading of the Illegal Migration Bill
Save the Children responds to the second reading of the Illegal Migration Bill
Statement: Save the Children UK welcomes the chancellor’s announcement childcare costs to be paid upfront for parents on Universal Credit
Save the Children welcomes the plan announced by the Chancellor to remove upfront childcare fees for parents on Universal Credit
Fire blazes through Rohingya refugee camps days before international funding event in Geneva
“SHE THINKS WE’RE STILL UNDER THE RUBBLE”: ONE MONTH AFTER EARTHQUAKES, CHILDREN IN TÜRKIYE AND SYRIA ARE IN SURVIVAL MODE
Thousands of families are still living in temporary shelters and struggling to access food and other essential goods in Turkey and Syria one month after the earthquakes
About half of children under 5 in Somalia facing malnutrition as aid averts famine – for now
About 1.8 million children aged under five are still expected to suffer from acute malnutrition in Somalia this year with the emergency far from over.