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Giddy-up and Read: Books arrive by horseback to children in Vanuatu
In one particularly difficult delivery, 59 books written by ni-Vanuatu authors inspired by the island’s children, were packed into waterproof boxes and then travelled on horseback over boulder-strewn mountain paths, dense jungle and across rivers to reach their eager readers.
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NEWS QUOTE: Children in Lebanon have faced a 45-day nightmare – a pause in hostilities must be definitive and permanent
Response to the temporary pause in hostilities in Lebanon - almost 20 children a day have been killed and injured by Israeli forces airstrikes since 2 March, nearly 800 children injured or killed.
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DRC: Number of attacks on schools triple in one year as violence escalates
Every $5 Rise in Oil Price Risks Cutting Aid to 40,000 Children, Projection Finds
If the conflict is prolonged and drives oil prices to US$100 per barrel for the rest of 2026, Save the Children’s modelling projects a 10% increase in the cost of its humanitarian aid, driving the cost of delivering aid up by more than US$27 million this year.
Two brothers injured in airstrike in Sudan feature in animated film on risks of explosive weapons
Two brothers severely injured in an airstrike as they were playing football are the focus of an animated film released by Save the Children on the third anniversary of the conflict in Sudan.
NEWS QUOTE: About 250 people, including Rohingya refugees, feared missing after boat sinks in Andaman Sea
With no formal ways to earn a living, cuts to food rations, limited access to education and training, and growing insecurity, families are being pushed to send their children on life-threatening journeys at sea.
SUDAN: Three children born into war every minute as maternal deaths rise and health services deteriorate
Three children were born into war every minute in Sudan since the conflict erupted three years ago as widespread violence, repeated attacks on civilian infrastructure, and the collapse of essential health services place millions of mothers and newborns at deadly risk.
NEWS QUOTE: “Many children are separated from their families and loved ones in Lebanon. Our teams are working around the clock to reunite them”
Children in Lebanon have been separated from their families following 24 hours of brutal airstrikes
