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Nearly half a million children in Malawi unable to attend school due to Cyclone Freddy
Nearly half a million children in Malawi unable to attend school due to Cyclone Freddy
Long road ahead for children's recovery as international community pledges €7 billion in earthquake funding to TÜRKİYE and Syria
Statement on donors' conference for earthquake relief to support Türkiye and Syria
SYRIA: Children terrified of sleeping in tents as storms and flooding damage shelters of families already affected by the earthquakes
Press release on floods in northern Syria, affecting displaced families
20 years since US-led invasion, the forgotten children and women of Iraq are struggling to rebuild their lives
A press release to mark 20 years since US-led invasion of Iraq, where 1.2 million people are internally displaced.
Save the Children calls for full investigation into violations of children’s rights in Ukraine
Save the Children calls for full investigation into violations of children’s rights in Ukraine
Cyclone Freddy: Fears cholera outbreak will spiral in Malawi as healthcare, water supplies disrupted
Cyclone Freddy: Fears cholera outbreak will spiral in Malawi as healthcare, water supplies disrupted
![Hatem*, 15, walks through his earthquake damaged neighbourhood wearing a Go-Pro camera [ Hurras/ Save the Children]](https://i.stci.uk/dam/CH1789921_Hatem,_15,_walks_through_his_earthquake_damaged_neighbourhood_wearing_a_Go-Pro_camera.jpg-ch1789921.jpg/5o3c677i3r2oko34f4ddm26i6wvk81qi.JPG?g=top&w=392&h=261&format=webp&itok=XaaShyaG "Hatem*, 15, walks through his earthquake damaged neighbourhood wearing a Go-Pro camera [ Hurras/ Save the Children]")
TÜRKİYE AND SYRIA DONOR CONFERENCE: Save the Children calls on world leaders to step up for children who survived Türkiye and Syria earthquakes
TÜRKIYE AND SYRIA DONOR CONFERENCE: Save the Children calls on world leaders to step up for children who survived Türkiye and Syria earthquakes
Afghanistan: Eighteen months after ban, classroom doors must open for secondary school girls
As schools across Afghanistan prepare for the new academic year next week, secondary school aged girls must be allowed to go back to the classroom aft
