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 ...

We ensure children keep learning no matter what. Whether recovering from natural disasters, facing violence, or at risk of child marriage. And in the UK, we're improving early years learning and ...

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 ...

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The Climate Crisis can feel overwhelming. We are watching it play out in front of our eyes, on social media and on the news. Your child or a child you know might get caught up in online convosations ...

In June, schoolchildren across the UK celebrated the Queen’s 70th year on the throne. Just three months on summer’s barely over, and those same children are grappling with news that she’s died. It's a ...

Gifts in Wills can help change children's lives in the UK and all around the world. Find out how to leave a gift in your Will to Save the Children. We’ve made it our mission to help children – ...

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 ...

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 ...

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What happens when I sign up to text charity donations? Simply enter your phone number and select how much you’d like to donate. You'll be charged £3 or £5 (the cost of your donation) plus the cost of ...

Vaccine-preventable diseases like tuberculosis, measles and pneumonia continue to rank among the top killers of children under age five in developing countries. Each year, nearly 31 million children ...