Save the Children's Christmas Jumper Day In the eight years that Save the Children’s Christmas Jumper Day has been running, it has become a festive favourite...
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Who counts?
Better reporting and accountability are critical to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals - and to the futures of the world's forgotten children.
What do the political parties’ manifestos mean for children?
The political environment feels deeply divided. But when it comes to providing for children, the main UK parties' manifestos share a lot of similar themes.
A message to party leaders from the ‘Mums on a Mission’
As the General Election approaches, a group of working mums have sent a message to party leaders, urging them to address problems with childcare if elected on...
Bringing British children in Syria home is a triumph – but it’s just the start
Last week Save the Children supporters helped transform the lives of a group of British children caught up in horrors far beyond their control. The Government...
Beware… No antibiotics here!
It's antibiotic awareness week. But too often discussions focus on the impending doom of antibiotic resistance, without looking at issues of wider access.
From over-crowded camps to the UK: Bring British children home
In one of the over-crowded camps in North East Syria, a sixteen year old girl sits opposite me and, speaking in a lowered voice, says : “I was raped and...
Education at the Global Refugee Forum takes shape with new Framework
In June 2018, Save the Children made the case for a global plan of action on refugee education which would clearly set out what refugee hosting countries need...
Coaching for Life advocates demand action on children’s rights
Written by Zahra, 13 and Farhan, 15; two participants in Coaching for Life, Save the Children’s co-created project with The Arsenal Foundation which aims to...
World Children’s day: Celebrating progress with Hiba and Rama
Today we stand with children all over the world to celebrate World Children’s Day - and what better way to celebrate than letting Hiba* and Rama,* two...