13-year-old Fatima* is aware of the importance of school. She fled violence in Myanmar two years ago with nothing. She now lives in the world’s biggest...
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Two years on and still waiting
Tackling mental health in refugee education
In 2019, Save the Children and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Abdul Latif Jameel World Education Lab (J-WEL) joined forces to launch an innovative...
Mums on a mission go to Parliament to #MakeChildcareWork: Vikki’s story
As part of Save the Children’s Make Childcare Work campaign, we took a group of eleven mums to Parliament in July to call for change to upfront childcare...
Crisis Update:
Cyclone Idai and Kenneth
In mid-March, Cyclone Idai struck east and southern Africa. A second storm, Cyclone Kenneth, followed just six weeks later. Over three million people were...
Time to take a stand
Your support has helped children fighting the effects of conflict in the occupied Palestinian territory and across the world. But our Stop the War on...
Working Hard to Make Life Fun
Dalgis Alandete is a tutor in one of our Child-Friendly Spaces (CFS) helping to provide a safe space where children can play and feel supported. What are some...
Read, Loud and Clear
A clever initiative is helping pre-school children develop a love of language and books. There’s huge determination in Jenaica Reyes’* family to see her do...
Accidental Superheroes
Accidental Superheroes written by Dr Unni Krishnan* Humanitarians are ordinary people. Sometimes people become humanitarians by accident when they find...
Keeping schools safe from disasters in the Philippines
The Asia Pacific region is one of the most disaster-prone areas in the world, experiencing nearly half of the world's natural disasters in the past decade....
Today’s Youth Leaders for Nutrition
I've never forgotten what Professor Mike Golden, a brilliant nutritionist, once told me. If he could only spend money on one group, it would be adolescents.