Children across Syria want the same things: to travel to school safely, learn in clean and adequate surroundings, learning from trained teachers, and with modern equipment. They want the type of education they know other children across the world...
The Three Year Sponsorship Program Situation Analysis provides information on the socio-cultural context, community practices, education and health systems, and gender relations/roles, child participation, rights and protection in the impact area....
Adolescent reproductive health is a key social issue in Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Growing Up GREAT! (GUG) was developed to address these issues via a nine-month multi-level intervention package that seeks...
Save the Children commissioned this report to help provide a better understanding of how Syrian refugees in Jordan, Lebanon, and Iraq regard their future, their decision-making processes, and priorities in terms of durable solutions. Eleven years...
This report brings together the key findings from four individual reports that systematized experiences from education projects undertaken within the framework of the Education Cannot Wait (ECW) / Multi-Year Resilience Program (MYRP) programs in...
More than three million children in Somalia are out of school. In many areas across the country, parents are not able to fund their children’s education due to endemic poverty. Education in Somalia is mainly driven by contributions from parents,...
This material provides 7 practical tips for parents to prevent child trafficking and child sexual violence. Furthermore, it gives guidance on how to support children when a loved one dies.
A research study using the Global Kids Online methodology, exploring children’s access to, and use and experiences of, digital technology and the internet in Zambia. The report builds on the research to offer a set of recommendations for policy...
As part of Save the Children’s 2022–2024 strategy, we are seeking to fill a global knowledge gap in the development sector: How do we measure learning remotely to evaluate what distance learning approaches work best for children? In 2021, we...
Around 57,000 people live in Al Hol camp in North East Syria, the vast majority of them are children. 50% of the camp’s population are under the age of 12. Originally established in 1991, Al Hol was reopened in 2016 when anti-ISIS operations...