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NEPAL FLOODS: Rescuers race to find survivors with areas still cut off - Save the Children
Rescuers are racing to find survivors in the flash flood-devastated areas of Northern Nepal, as Save the Children delivers emergency aid to families, with many places still only accessible by helicopter.
Yemen: Nearly two-thirds of children surveyed out of school as new school year starts – Save the Children
Nearly two-thirds of children surveyed across four districts in southern Yemen are out of school following more than a decade of conflict and displacement, Save the Children said as the new school year begins.
Rimini Meeting: Save the Children and Ferrero to showcase significant progress in improving life and education for children in cocoa-growing communities through a holistic approach in Côte d’Ivoire.
Cocoa-growing communities in Côte d'Ivoire demonstrate significant progress in the fight against child labour between 2020-2025
Rohingya Camps: One in Three Refugees Face ‘Crisis’ Hunger as Conditions for Children Worsen
Nine years after hundreds of thousands of Rohingya fled attacks and violence in Myanmar, an entire generation of Rohingya children has grown up in displacement, and many children know nothing but life inside the Cox’s Bazar refugee camps in southeast Bangladesh.
Nearly two children a day orphaned in DR Congo’s latest Ebola outbreak – Save the Children
At least 180 children have lost both parents or primary caregivers in the Democratic Republic of Congo's (DRC) Ebola outbreak, equivalent to nearly two children every day, since the deadly virus was declared 100 days ago.
World Humanitarian Day: National staff bear brunt of record violence against humanitarian workers
New analysis found that between 1 August 2021 and the end of July 2026, about 3,496 national aid workers were victims of attacks, including deaths, detentions, kidnappings and attacks that result in serious injury, compared with 134 international staff which tend to bring more attention.
INDONESIA: Over 8,000 children face disruptions to education following deadly earthquake – Save the Children
SUDAN: Nearly 39,000 displaced children arrive in El Obeid in six months, with city close to breaking point
The new arrivals are now part of more than 605,000 people living in El Obeid town and Sheikan locality, who have come seeking safety but are facing new challenges in accessing health, water, education and protection services within the city.
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