Your support makes this possible

With your support last year...

37.8

million children reached

92

countries where we worked

113

emergencies responded to

122

policy changes achieved

How you can help today

Save the Children midwife Deda* (24) with new mother Tima* (26) and baby Lana* (1 day)

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A monthly donation lets us plan ahead and respond faster when emergencies strike.

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Volunteer

Give your time locally

Whether you have a few hours a month or a few days a week, there's a role that fits around you
 

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WEST BANK: EMAIL YOUR MP

Call on the Prime Minister to ban trade with illegal Israeli settlers

Illegal, state-backed Israeli settlements are destroying Palestinian childhoods

Email your MP

It’s easy to get involved, you could also host a bake sale, run a marathon, volunteer in a shop, email your MP, leave a gift in your will and so much more!

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How we create change

Save the Children staff in Egypt prepare supplies for Gaza

Emergency response

When disaster strikes, we're there within hours. Pre-positioned supplies and trained teams save lives in the critical first 72 hours

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Long-term programmes

We work with communities for years - not just days. Education, health and nutrition programmes break the cycle of poverty for generations

Hiba and Rama, sisters who rap about girls rights in Jordan, rap to children through a loudspeaker

Advocacy and Policy

We campaign at the highest levels - governments, the UN - to change the systems that keep children in poverty

Discover more about our work,  partners, strategy and values.

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Support for the summer holidays

Aden, 3, is thrown in the air by dad Sabri, at a Family Fun Day hosted by the Sheffield Early Learning Community. Aden is wearing a blue top and shorts.

As part of a listening project, Sheffield's Early Learning Community hosted a Family Fun Day. The event, which featured partners like health visitors, immunisation teams, Community workers, and more, offered crucial information and support to parents, along with free hygiene packs and play packs for children. There were activities including arts and circus skills, face painting, and appearances by local police and superheroes. The event successfully fostered Community engagement, enabled feedback on their Community experience and provided valuable resources for families in a fun and enjoyable setting. Hanna Adcock / Save the Children

parenting hub

A space for practical help 

Find free activities, what financial support you're entitled to, or how to talk to your kids when things are hard

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Joy* and her nine month old twins Evan* & Mitchell* play with the new Infant & Toddler Wonderpacks

Fun learning activities

Support your child’s development

These simple activities turn everyday moments into opportunities for your child to explore, create and grow

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Kaylem & his daughter Kennedy, 10 months, on a Summer of Play camping trip, Sheffield

Free things to do with kids

Whether you live in a city or somewhere rural

Summer doesn't have to mean spending money to keep children entertained

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Where your money goes

85p in every £1 goes directly to children

15p supports fundraising and admin

Find out more from our annual report.