Our leadership are responsible for shaping our goals and ensuring we achieve them. They are guided by, and are accountable to our Board of Trustees.

We need a system that fits around struggling families' lives and gives parents the choice to return to work if they want. It's better for parents, and better for children. Millions of us rely on ...

Education is a fundamental component of a humanitarian response: it contributes to the physical and psychological protection of children, their families and communities; it supports and promotes the ...

Top British Athlete and two-time Olympic gold medallist, Sir Mo Farah, has been a Save the Children Ambassador since January 2017. Sir Mo Farah helped us launch our East Africa Food Crisis Appeal, in ...

At Save the Children we believe every child has equal rights. Our founders laid the groundwork for the Convention on the Rights of the Child, which establishes racial discrimination as a violation of ...

The Mail on Sunday has reported that Brendan Cox, a former senior employee of Save the Children, was accused of inappropriate behaviour while working at the charity in 2015. The safety and wellbeing ...

We've been working in Yemen since 1963, with programmes focusing on health, nutrition, child protection, food security and livelihoods, education, and water and sanitation. Health & Nutrition Keeping ...

One in five children in the UK can’t read well when they leave primary school. For children from the most disadvantaged backgrounds, the figure is more than one in three. By the time they reach ...

Want to get involved in charity events or charity fundraising? Raise money for charity by joining one of our events or set up your own - it could be the most fun you have all year! If you would like ...

FGM refers to the removal of all, or part, of the female external genitalia. It's also known as 'female genital cutting' or 'female circumcision'. FGM can cause a range of health problems, such as ...

Welcome to the most fun part of the den, full of ideas to help children get creative and fire up their imagination while they’re at home. It’s been made hand in hand with our early learning experts, ...

Cut out a triangle out of green felt or card to make the tree top. Then cut out a smaller brown rectangle for the stump and stick it below the triangle. It's as easy as that! You could even hang some ...