Investment in employer-led apprenticeships comes as 1.2 billion young people in developing countries prepare to reach working age over the next decade.
Save the Children has submitted detailed comments to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) on proposed changes to Head Start, urging the agency preserve standards, services and programs.
The SEED act grants early childhood educators the opportunity to finally claim the same federal tax deduction for out-of-pocket classroom expenses that K-12 educators have had access to since 2002.
Haze from wildfires across Indonesia, intensified by El Niño-driven dry conditions, is spreading across Southeast Asia.
All 1.5 million school-aged children in the occupied Palestinian territory are unable to access a safe and quality education for a fourth consecutive academic year.
As the world marks International Literacy Day, today Save the Children launched Learn Without Limits – a national movement working to ensure every child can read by grade three and build the skills needed for academic and lifelong success.
Children in Rural Communities More Likely to Experience Poverty, Food Insecurity, Lower Reading Achievement.
At Save the Children, we know that to achieve progress for all kids, inclusion cannot be an afterthought—it must be embedded in the design, delivery, and evaluation of our programs.
Children’s books written by, for, and about people in Vanuatu are being delivered to children across the country, and horses are helping to get those books to families in the most remote locations.
More than 230,000 children in Mozambique have had their education disrupted this year after the worst flooding in decades damaged hundreds of schools, homes, and roads. With months remaining in the cyclone season, support for education in affected areas is urgent, according to Save the Children.
