Staff Account from the Venezuela Earthquake: “Children are asking for their parents but their parents are not there”
A Save the Children staff member shares her experience of surviving the Venezuela earthquake.
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What I Saw in Sudan: A Frontline View of the Crisis
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.
International Day of Play: Safe play areas a ‘lifeline’ for children as conflict displaces a record number of children
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 Closing Crossings into Gaza Puts Essential Supplies for Children Under Threat Once Again
Israeli authorities announced earlier today that they are closing border crossings into the Gaza Strip, including Kerem Shalam and Rafah, until further notice.
From the World Cup to World Crises: How Soccer Transforms Children's Lives
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.
Children killed and injured in one of the biggest attacks on Ukraine in recent months
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.
Somalia emergency escalates as Middle East conflict drives up food and fuel prices, delays aid
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.
How to Return to a Shattered Home? —Reflections from Syria
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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.
5 Urgent Needs for Children in Gaza — and How You Can Help
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.
Two Years of Displacement in Gaza: A Mother’s Story of Survival and Loss
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.
Localization in Action: A New Era for Locally-Led Humanitarian Response
Local Response Pooled Fund (LRPF) shares key lessons learned from its journey in developing locally-led funding mechanisms in South Sudan.
MYANMAR: Children Living in the Open Face Additional Risk of Heat-Related Illnesses After Deadly Earthquake
Children living in the open in Myanmar after being forced from their homes by the deadly earthquake are at additional risk of heat-related illnesses as temperatures in parts of the country climb to 40°C (104 F).
‘Young Children Screamed in Fear’: Save the Children Responds in Myanmar with Lifesaving Aid in Earthquake-Affected Areas
Save the Children and its partners are providing lifesaving aid in earthquake-affected areas in Myanmar with an immediate need for water, food and health care services for children and their families.
Humanitarian Aid Cuts: How They Impact Children
Humanitarian aid cuts disrupt access to food, healthcare, and education for vulnerable children worldwide. Continued support is critical to ensuring life-saving programs remain in place. Learn how Save the Children is responding and how you can help.
On the Ground in L.A. with Janti Soeripto: A Program Visit to Project:Camp
Save the Children US President & Chief Executive Officer Janti Soeripto discusses what she saw during a program visit in to our partner, Project:Camp in Los Angeles.
Cobie Smulders Teams up with Save the Children and Brand Partners to Help Kids affected by Hurricane Helene ahead of the Holiday Season
Actress and Save the Children Ambassador Cobie Smulders is working with the global nonprofit and brand partners to deliver warm blankets, clothing, bedding, toys, and holiday treats this week to children and families still recovering from Hurricane Helene's destruction.
Hurricane Milton: News, Hurricane Safety Tips and Relief Response
Learn more about Hurricane Milton news, safety tips and Save the Children's emergency response.
Save the Children Stands Ready to Help Florida Kids and Families Threatened by Powerful Hurricane Milton
With emergency supplies pre-positioned ahead of Hurricane Milton, Save the Children is equipped to help deliver critical, child-focused supplies to Florida kids and families who need them most– including diapers, wipes, hygiene kits and more.
What to Know About Polio in Gaza
Following the confirmed case of polio in Gaza, aid agencies and medical professionals joined forces to call urgently for a ceasefire to allow life-saving polio vaccinations to be administered to about 640,000 children.
MPOX: Five Ways Children are More at Risk from the Virus
Children are particularly vulnerable to the new strain of the deadly mpox virus that is spreading globally after being declared a public health emergency of international concern by the World Health Organization.
Drone That Delivers Lifesaving Supplies to Disaster-Hit Communities Dispatched to Government
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The drone which Save the Children handed over to Himachal Pradesh authorities in northern India for aid delivery.
A drone that can deliver food, water, and medical supplies to hard-to-reach communities during a disaster, was handed over to local government officials this month in Himachal Pradesh, northern India by Save the Children.
5 Times a Hospital Was the Target of an Attack
There is an increasing trend of hospitals and schools being attacked during conflict, including a hospital in Mariupol, Ukraine as well as hospitals in Gaza, Afghanistan, Yemen and Syria.
In Yemen, More Than 2 Million Children Like Hanan Don't Have Enough to Eat
In Yemen, children are getting the worst possible start to life due to malnutrition. Learn how your help this holiday can make a difference.
Yemeni Children Like Noura* Are on the Brink of Starvation
Children in Yemen are vulnerable to starvation. Learn how Save the Children is supporting the internally displaced people and affected communities.
A Year Later: Yemen School Bus Attack
In August 2018, an airstrike by the Saudi- and Emirati-led coalition hit a school bus, killing 40 children. Save the Children has helped survivors of the airstrike, including an 8-year old boy.
A Young Life Deeply Saddened by Violence in El Salvador
Juan* shares his story about living in violent areas of El Salvador.
Children in Conflict Zones: How War Impacts Children Around the World
Learn how war and conflict impact children around the world. Discover the challenges children face in conflict zones and how Save the Children helps protect them.
If Children Say They Want an Education, We Must Listen
Children need the chance to go to school, especially in the midst of crisis. Survey results tells us children rank education as a top priority—and we must listen.
Keeping Learning Alive in Lebanon
Save the Children is helping out-of-school children in Lebanon, including child refugees, continue to learn despite enormous challenges due to coronavirus.
Meet a Mother on the Frontlines in Yemen, Now Fighting COVID 19 As Well
A humanitarian worker in Yemen shares her story of resilience. In the midst of Yemen’s five-year war, she is fighting to help her country survive the COVID-19 pandemic.