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NGOs call for halt to returning children in institutional care centres from Poland to Ukraine.

The Save the Children ambassador, best known for the hit song “Murder on the Dancefloor”, joined a music therapy workshop in Warsaw with Ukrainian Roma children aged 3-12 where they danced and played instruments to traditional Polish songs, and participated in an arts and crafts session creating pictures using natural materials such as moss and leaves.

Read the story of 10-year-old Myron* who escaped the violence in Ukraine and is now attending a summer camp supported by Save the Children in Poland.

Calling for greater protections for refugee and migrant children ahead of World Refugee Day, on 20 June, the report examines the situation of children on the move at the EU’s external borders—focusing on Greece, Italy, Finland, Spain, and Poland—and draws on interviews with 33 children.

Save the Children has launched a photo series to celebrate the resilience of refugee children

BELARUS BORDER CRISIS: A MOMENT OF TRUTH FOR EU’S HUMANITARIAN COMMITMENTS

27 humanitarian, human rights, and refugee rights organisations welcome the decision of the Justice and Home Affairs Council of the European Union to

Ukrainian refugee children miss their family, friends, and pets, and worry about not knowing the local language

Woodwork star Gabriel raises funds for Save the Children after meeting Ukrainian refugees

‘THESE CHILDREN ESCAPED PHYSICAL HARM BUT WE NEED TO PROTECT THEIR MENTAL HEALTH’ SAYS FOOTBALLER ANDRIY SHEVCHENKO AT EMOTIONAL VISIT WITH REFUGEE CHILDREN

EUROPEAN GOVTS URGED TO DO MORE TO GET CHILDREN FROM UKRAINE BACK TO LEARNING

SAVE THE CHILDREN CALLS FOR IMMEDIATE SUPPORT TO CHILDREN AND FAMILIES STRANDED AT THE EU BORDER WITH BELARUS

THE EU MUST RECLAIM THE MORAL HIGH GROUND: SAVE THE CHILDREN REACTION TO MEETING OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS COUNCIL

Ukraine crisis: Save the Children calls for immediate halt on intercountry adoptions to keep children safe

Children who have fled Ukraine to live in Europe are struggling with their mental health, with more than one in two children surveyed feeling anxious.

Ukraine: Duke and Duchess of Cambridge meet aid workers supporting the response in Ukraine

An estimated one million children have fled Ukraine in recent weeks

Ukraine: Almost 400 children killed or injured with two-thirds fleeing their homes in first seven weeks of war

An estimated 100,000 children living in orphanages and institutions in Ukraine are at risk of being left behind or being permanently separated.

Testimony of Ali as he returned to Turkiye (Turkey) to help after the earthquakes.

This is the lived reality for millions of children inside Ukraine and millions more who have fled the violence in the country.

Fresh attacks on cities show no safe place for children in Ukraine

Ukraine: More than 20 schools attacked on average every day since escalation of war

Ukraine: Families facing dwindling supplies as fighting blocks access to markets, services

‘The children don’t understand what’s happening’: At least 400,000 children fleeing Ukraine at risk of hunger, illness, trafficking, abuse - Save the Children

Ukraine: Statement in response to bombing of children's hospital

Save the Children welcomes the news that multiple countries will endorse a new political declaration aimed at strengthening the protection of civilians from the use of explosive weapons in towns, cities and other populated areas.

Millions of children exposed to illnesses like hypothermia as big freeze hits Ukraine, says Save the Children

We, the undersigned 26 aid organisations operating in Yemen, express grave concern over the humanitarian impacts of the recent military escalation in

ROMANIA: More mothers and children crossing river border as 5 million flee Ukraine

Calls for civilians to be protected as two children killed while fleeing Irpil, Ukraine

Save the Children raises crypto funds to support their Ukraine response

Children and mothers are fleeing Ukraine extremely distressed after their families were torn apart.

Today, the humanitarian community marks World Humanitarian Day, a time to recognize the vital role of aid workers and pay tribute to those who have lost or risked their lives in the course of duty. It is also an occasion to reflect on the plight of the millions of people around the world—including in Yemen—who are caught up in crises, and to reaffirm our shared responsibility to protect the humanitarian lifelines they depend on.

Cuts in foreign aid are stopping vital work in dozens of countries when children’s needs have never been greater.

Bombs and dead bodies: Children’s drawings haunted by war in Ukraine