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Major disasters disrupted education for at least 13 million children in six countries in three months as Venezuela reopens schools
When disasters or climate emergencies disrupt children’s education, as they have for children in Nepal, Venezuela, Colombia and elsewhere this summer, children must be able to continue their education through crisis. Governments also need stronger, more inclusive, and resilient education systems that can last.
PARTNERSHIP RELEASE: Two New Designs Announced for UNIQLO PEACE FOR ALL Charity T-Shirt Project Supporting Save the Children’s Work to Create Lasting Positive-Change in Children’s Lives
Since UNIQLO launched the PEACE FOR ALL project in June 2022, 54 individuals and organisations have created T-shirt designs expressing a wish for peace. The project has sold more than 11.1 million T-shirts, contributing about US$20.6 million* in donations from sales to partner organisations supporting those affected by poverty, discrimination, violence, and conflict around the world.
Breaking Free: Raja*’s Journey from Forced Child Marriage to Education.
Raja’s story highlights how timely support can transform the lives of vulnerable girls facing child marriage, early pregnancy, and gender-based violence in Mangalla. Forced out of school at 15, she regained hope after receiving psychosocial care, family counselling, and coordinated health support, enabling her to safely deliver her baby and return to education.
Save the Children shares 9 Tsunami Safety Tips to Keep Children Safe
Save the Children offers these tsunami safety tips to show parents what to do when a tsunami hits.
Children’s mental health suffers following deadly Japan quake, as many schools stay shut
Children’s mental health suffers following deadly Japan quake, as many schools stay shut
Children at risk of deadly floods as families flee Typhoon Hagabis
Children at risk of deadly floods as families flee Typhoon Hagabis