This training manual – a joint effort by Save the Children Sweden and Save the Children UK – is based on the experience of the pilot project in tsunami affected provinces in southern Thailand as a guide for organising activities to...
This report reveals that despite donor pledges twenty out of twenty-two donor countries have, to date, failed to contribute their fair share of funds to achieve the Millennium Development Goal (MDG) of all children being able to complete a full...
This report is an outcome of the regional workshop on Proceedings of Save the Children and partner organizations on violence against children held in March in Bangkok. The workshop aims to adopt specific directions to follow up on the study’s...
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During the last year and half, the life of children living in the Gaza Strip has dramatically changed for the worse. The majority of children experienced violent traumas when they were forced to flee their homes, witness assassinations, or live...
Education is a vital part of what we do and it will continue to play a vital role in our response to disasters. We know that the early provision of safe places to play and to learn is essential for children’s protection and recovery. This...
This country briefing of Colombia looks at the ongoing armed conflict between the government and illegal armed groups, now entering its fifth decade, which has caused immense suffering to the Colombian civil population. Internal displacement has...
2005 was an extremely challenging year, involving large-scale responses to several natural disasters and a new global education campaign.Today, over 100 million children worldwide do not have the opportunity to go to school. By denying children...
Focussing on children affected by armed conflict, this is a guide to give parents, carers and teachers ideas for creative play and ways of supporting the development of young children. It is based on Save the Children’s experience in the...
Decades of insecurity have strongly affected the children in Afghanistan. Both health and education systems suffer from poor finances, lack of qualified professionals, and security problems. Afghanistan remains extremely poor and children suffer...
Though Angola’s 27-year civil war ended in 2002, the country still ranks as one of the worst places for children to grow up.The debt-ridden government spends much of its budget on food and health, leaving little for education.Save the Children is...