LONDON/GENEVA 21 October – Save the Children International is proud to announce the finalists for its Global Media Awards ...

According to the UN, at least 10 children were reportedly killed in drone attacks over the weekend, with a further three ...

"This is not an unavoidable consequence of development or climate change. It is the result of policy choices and a failure to act. Regional governments must take urgent, ambitious action to cut ...

New analysis from global hunger monitor, Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC), warned 4.04 million children ...

Many of the most serious nutrition crises for children have received less than a third of the funding needed this year, according to a new analysis by Save the Children for World Food Day.

Intensifying fighting in Taiz, Yemen, threatens access to food, water and healthcare. Over 114,700 displaced people are hosted in Taiz, placing further pressure on essential services. Civilians must ...

Investment in employer-led apprenticeships comes as 1.2 billion young people in developing countries prepare to reach working age over the next decade ...

The 18-month partnership – backed by $4.5 million in funding from HSBC – will support these global humanitarian organisations to respond and provide relief rapidly when natural disasters occur.

Save the Children is racing to respond to flash floods in Northern Nepal which have reportedly swept away homes and bridges ...

Launched on International Day of the Girl by the Her Power Partnership, of which Save the Children is a member, the campaign calls on governments, institutions and donors to turn commitments into ...

Through Save the Children’s Healing and Education Through the Arts (HEART) programme, children are finding ways to express and process their experiences through art, music and creative activities, ...

The country faces a deadly convergence of conflict, displacement, economic decline and a surge in infectious and water-borne diseases—including measles, acute watery diarrhea and cholera— made worse ...