Resources, Reports and Publications

View all of Save the Children's reports and publications grouped by topic.
Our results and financials are published transparently in our Annual Report, so you’ll always know how your donations are helping.

A smiling 10-year-old girl picks a book off a shelf at an in-school literacy program, in Whitley County, Kentucky. Photo credit: Victoria Zegler/Save the Children, December 2017.
A young girl stands in the hallway of a school with a hand-drawn face mask covering her mouth and nose.
2021 U.S. Childhood Report
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The new COVID Child Protection Ranking, released as part of Save the Children’s fifth annual Childhood Report, ranks all 50 states and examines three factors making it increasingly challenging for America’s kids during COVID.
A young girl rests her hand on her knee.
2021 Global Childhood Report
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This report examines the many factors that rob children of their childhoods and reveals where greater investments are needed to save children from poverty, discrimination and neglect.
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2020 Annual Report
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Save the Children’s annual report, Change for Children, highlights our achievements, reports on our financials and recognizes the generosity of supporters like you.
A woman and her granddaughter at a yellow fever vaccination site in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The woman is proudly holding a vaccination card. Photo credit: Tommy Trenchard, Save the Children, August 2016.
Archive
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Annual reports, disaster and emergency reports and other findings from our experts.

Technical and Policy Resources

Welcome to Save the Children's online technical resource center. This center is designed for relief and development professionals conducting assessments, surveys and case studies. It is also designed for analysts from governments, nonprofits, donor advised funds, charity watch dogs — and many others — who need more than anecdotal evidence to make critical decisions. Our detailed reports show our results, efficacy and projected needs.

This is two-year-old boy is being treated for severe acute malnutrition in Ethiopia. He started getting sick two months back, but his health is getting worse. Photo Credit: Stuart J. Sia/Save the Children 2016.
Global Health Resources
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Our research on global health programs – nutrition, newborn, maternal and reproductive health and more.
A mother and child in a refugee camp hold a hygiene kit, made possible through the generosity of a Save the Children donor. Photo credit: Save the Children.
Education and Child Protection
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Reports and peer-reviewed articles on the important work we do in education and child protection.
Nissafa, 9 months, with her mother Alima. Nissafa eats high-nutrient peanut paste at a Save the Children clinic in Niger. Photo credit: Save the Children, July 2016.
Hunger and Livelihoods
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Results and more information on the work we do to break the intergenerational cycle of poverty.
EHU (Emergency Health Unit) medical staff in the Save the Children mobile clinic in Rhino camp, Uganda. Photo Credit: Guilhem Alandry/Save the Children, March 2017.
Influenza and Pandemic Threats
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Information about influenza and pandemic threats – from the CDC and other trusted sources.
A 6-year-old boy smiles brightly from his classroom in Cambodia. There, Save the Children works with the Provincial Education office to strengthen access to schools and improve the quality of education, giving technical support, and providing materials and furniture to schools. Photo Credit: KJ Borja/Save the Children, March 2013.
Global Policy and Advocacy Resources
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Our policy research and advocacy aims to inform decision makers on how enhance the well-being of children and their families, particularly the most vulnerable.

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