Eglantyne Jebb’s award-winning biographer, Clare Mulley, blogs about the woman and the work that inspired her, in Save the Children’s centenary year… 100...
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Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, has launched its third call for funding – a financial ask of at least $7.4 billion to immunise 300 million people by 2025, leaving...
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So, it turns out that nowadays democracy seldom dies through violent coup d’état. More commonly (and insidiously), democracy slides gradually into...
The huge humanitarian crisis of Venezuela
The deteriorating economic and political conditions in Venezuela have caused a huge humanitarian crisis that has not received as much attention and concern as...
Tribute to a fierce health warrior: David Sanders, 1945–2019
Save the Children was saddened to learn of the death last weekend of Professor David Sanders, Emeritus Professor in the School of Public Health in the...
Harrisburg: a story of sustainability
It's not often we go back to a project years after our support ended to see if it's been sustainable. But I got the chance to do exactly that last month in...
Using Innovation to Save Lives
How are Save the Children using innovation to save lives? Through our partnership with GSK, we’re bringing together our unique skills and resources to find...
New UK investment for education in emergencies must inspire others to step up
The UK has established its global leadership on education in emergencies by making a significant financial commitment to Education Cannot Wait, a global fund...
Why is civil society in crisis mode?
Populism. Isolationism. Climate crisis. Civil society faces many new challenges. Here are my top take-aways from a brilliant discussion I attended last week.
How to fundraise for a Marathon
We asked one of our London Marathon runners, Tasmia Baig, to share her top tips on how to fundraise for a challenge event - whether you're keen to try a 10K or...