The Israeli military's lockdown of Hebron has forced the closure of all schools in the governorate. Attacks by state-backed settlers and severe movement restrictions across the West Bank are driving a sharp rise in disruptions to education this school year.
At least 18 children are among hundreds of people reportedly killed in a wave of drone attacks and airstrikes across Sudan in the past week.
Save the Children is working to meet the urgent and long-term needs of children and families on the Florida Panhandle whose lives have been disrupted by the devastating storm.
Save the Children is mobilizing an emergency team to respond a new set of flash floods in Northern Nepal, just weeks after the devastating mega floods in August.
One year after the Gaza ceasefire agreement was reached, more than 100 humanitarian, human rights, and other civil society organizations say the ceasefire exists in name only.
As Hurricane Isaias barrels toward the northern Gulf Coast, Save the Children is preparing to help children and families in areas hardest hit by the strengthening storm.
At least 22 civilians, including five children, were reportedly killed in a night of airstrikes in Ukraine on Wednesday.
As world leaders gather for the 81st United Nations General Assembly, Save the Children U.S. President and CEO Janti Soeripto is calling for greater urgency to protect children.
The latest violence in Yemen threatens to shatter the already threadbare health system for children.
Over one in five of the people killed and injured in recent violence in Yemen are children.
About 540 children have been separated from their parents or are unaccompanied two weeks since Nepal's devastating flash floods.
More than 100 Palestinians, including roughly 70 children, were buried in Gaza on September 6 after their bodies were recovered from beneath the rubble.
Nora Ingdal, Save the Children Lebanon Country Director
Nora Ingdal, Country Director for Save The Children in Lebanon, recounts her recent visit to southern Lebanon, and describes the damage to communities, homes, and critical infrastructure.
Children in Nepal are facing an increased risk of illness after devastating flash floods.
Overcrowded shelters for families displaced by Nepal's flash floods are putting children's health and safety at risk.
Rescuers are racing to find survivors in the flash flood-devastated areas of Northern Nepal.
DR Congo's Ebola outbreak has left 180 children without any caregiver in 100 days. See how Save the Children is protecting orphaned kids.
Thousands of children in Indonesia are facing disruptions to their education after a 7.7 magnitude earthquake.
Thousands of children arriving in Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta amid a surge in migration need immediate protection.
The number of children receiving treatment for severe malnutrition in Save the Children programs in Baidoa, Somalia, has nearly tripled in six months.
A Save the Children staff member shares her experience of surviving the Venezuela earthquake.
After visiting Sudan, Save the Children’s CEO shares what she witnessed—and why the world must act now to address the largest humanitarian crisis today.
Access to safe play areas for children amid humanitarian emergencies must be protected, especially now that a record number of children are being forced from their homes by conflict or violence.
Israeli authorities announced earlier today that they are closing border crossings into the Gaza Strip, including Kerem Shalam and Rafah, until further notice.
As the world prepares to watch the 2026 World Cup, soccer is helping children to stay safe and recover from trauma on makeshift pitches, across refugee camps, and in communities impacted by conflict across the globe.
Save the Children responds to reports that a major attack on Ukraine last night has killed at least 18 people including two boys with children also among the dozens of people injured.
Prices for food, fuel and water in Somalia soared in March, with conflict in the Middle East compounding a humanitarian emergency in the already fragile country where one in three people are going hungry.
Save the Children President and CEO Janti Soeripto visits suburbs destroyed by conflict on the outskirts of Damascus, Syria.
Save the Children President & CEO Janti Soeripto shares firsthand reflections from Syria.
Children in Gaza urgently need shelter, food, medical care, mental health support and education. Learn how Save the Children is helping — and how you can help, too.
Nearly 90% of Gaza’s population has been displaced. One mother shares her two-year journey through loss, survival, and the fight to protect her child.
