October This year, Jeremy Duggan, age 48, and his son Tommy, age 17, from Ascot in Berkshire completed two highly demanding treks to raise funds and awareness...
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The Nobel Prize, or the Zombie Returns
Maybe it’s a result of living in Brexit Britain or of watching America, and feeling battered by prolonged exposure to polarisation. But I felt a similar...
Use your power to influence Parliament: Bring British children back home now!
Our government has the power to bring British children back home and we all have the power to shape and influence government policy through contacting our...
British children urgently need to be rescued from Syria’s horrifying war
Reasons why all British children urgently need to be rescued and brought back home from Syria These are innocent children who’ve been swept up in horrific...
Innovating Islington!
There is something quite magical about the word ‘innovation’ Innovation can evoke the enormous potential of ground-breaking ideas, unlimited creativity, and...
Supporting Early Learning in West London
Mornings in Feltham, west London, start like any other town centre. The high street is bustling, teeming with parents taking children on scooters to primary...
An easy place to say hello and a difficult place to say goodbye
Dr Unni Krishnan is Director of the Emergency Health Unit, Save The Children’s global capability to provide life saving medical assistance and health care in...
An impending humanitarian disaster
Preparing to scale up in North East Syria An impending humanitarian disaster is looming in North East Syria. After the start of Turkish operations, families...
What football means to me
As part of International Day of the Girl, we asked Diah*, a 14 year old Indonesian girl, to explain what football means to her and how the Coaching for Life...
Coaching for Life
Claire Milligan, a Senior Child Protection Adviser at Save the Children discusses the Coaching for Life program and how we are supporting girls across the...