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Vanuatu: Estimated 125,500 children impacted by back-to-back tropical cyclones

Save the Children is preparing to respond to multiple disasters in the Pacific Island nation

Dina*, 6, hugs her father Lutfi* who is recovering from his injuries [Khalil Ashawi/Save the Children]

“She thinks we’re still under the rubble”: One month after earthquakes, children in TÜRKİYE and Syria are in survival mode

One month after the devastating earthquakes that killed more than 50,000 people and injured more than 100,000 across Syria and Türkiye, thousands of f

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STATEMENT: Fire blazes through Rohingya refugee camps days before international funding event in Geneva

Statement in response to fire in Cox's Bazar refugee camp, Bangladesh.

A Save the Children employee throws a ball to (from left to right) Maria*, 7, Symon*, 7 and Larissa*, 7 in the Child Friendly Space

One year on from landmark decision allowing families from Ukraine to enter Europe, commitment to long-term protection needed – Save the Children

One year on from landmark decision allowing families from Ukraine to enter Europe, commitment to long-term protection needed – Save the Children

Hiruni*' eating

Sri Lanka: half of families reducing children’s food intake as the country slips further into hunger crisis – Save the Children

Half of families in Sri Lanka are forced to reduce the amount they feed their children, according to a survey by Save the Children, as the country’s e

A child receives milk and therapeutic food treatment at a Stabilization Center in Qardho

About half of children under 5 in Somalia facing malnutrition although fears of famine on hold: new data

About 1.8 million children aged under five are still expected to suffer from acute malnutrition in Somalia this year with the emergency far from over

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YEMEN'S MOST VULNERABLE LEFT BEHIND AS LESS THAN A THIRD OF $4.3 BLN RAISED TO AVERT HUMANITARIAN CATASTROPHE  

YEMEN'S MOST VULNERABLE LEFT BEHIND AS LESS THAN A THIRD OF $4.3 BLN RAISED TO AVERT HUMANITARIAN CATASTROPHE  

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Statement on child deaths following migrant boat shipwreck off Italian coast

Statement on child deaths following migrant boat shipwreck off Italian coast