As Save the Children launches Learn Without Limits, a national movement focused on helping   
every child read by grade three and build the skills for lifelong success, Mary McInerney, Head of   
Save the Children's U.S. Programs, emphasizes that a child's earliest years are among the most   
important for future development. 

At Save the Children, we know that solving the interconnected issues facing children requires a deeper understanding of how people think, decide and act. That’s why in 2020, we launched the Center for Utilizing Behavioral Insights for Children (CUBIC)—the world’s first behavioral science team focused on the rights and welfare of underserved children.

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.

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.

Cash assistance is reshaping disaster relief. Save the Children’s Bjorn Betzler explains why flexible financial support leads to faster, more dignified recovery.

For more than two decades, Save the Children has partnered with P&G to expand access to clean drinking water — helping deliver more than 25 billion liters of clean water to families in more than 100 countries.

In Afghanistan, around 22 million people need humanitarian assistance, and over 11 million of them are children.
 

Save the Children President & CEO Janti Soeripto shares firsthand reflections from Syria.

Local Response Pooled Fund (LRPF) shares key lessons learned from its journey in developing locally-led funding mechanisms in South Sudan.