We work alongside kids, supporters and partners, including companies, celebrities, trusts and institutions to build a better world. The more we come together, the ...

The UNCRC consists of 54 articles that set out children’s rights and how governments should work together to make them available to all children. Under the terms of the convention, governments are ...

In 2022, we reached over 18 million children and adults in over 44 countries with our maternal and newborn health programmes. No one should have to give birth alone and risk losing their baby or their ...

Donate money, host a bake sale, run a marathon, volunteer in a shop, email your MP or put on a silly jumper - it's up to you! If you're planning a fundraiser and need inspiration or want to raise ...

Fiona King, Senior Policy and Public Affairs Manager at Save the Children looks at the latest attainment gap figures in Scotland. Household income should not determine how well you do at school. At ...

In Sheffield, we’re working to improve children’s early learning outcomes – specifically speech, language and communication, and social and emotional outcomes of children 0-3. We’re working in and ...

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100 days on from the devastating day the first earthquakes hit Türkiye (formally known as Turkey) and Syria, we cannot forget about those impacted. 56,737 people have lost their lives, and more than ...

Christmas Jumper Day takes place on Thursday 12th December, when loads of people across the UK will be putting on their Christmas jumper to help kids in the UK and around the world. With prices in the ...

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HRH The Princess Royal became the Patron of Save the Children in 2017 after serving as our President since 1970. In 2020, The Princess Royal was the final guest on Save with Children's Save with ...

Children are always the most vulnerable in every conflict. Their lives are at risk. So is their mental health and the potential for long-term trauma. But perpetual social media, news and conversations ...