Save the Children
Save the Children is a leading global non-governmental organization dedicated to improving the lives of children around the world through education, health care, and protection from harm. Established in 1919, the organization responds to emergencies, advocates for children's rights, and works to ensure every child has the opportunity for a better future. In the context of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Save the Children is actively addressing the educational crises caused by violence and conflict, emphasizing the urgent need for safe learning environments for children.
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Save The Children is involved in advocating for children's rights and welfare in Colombia.
el 13,8 % de la niñez en Colombia crece entre conflicto, migración y crisis climática, según nuevo informe
Colombia· 2026-02-10
Save the Children reported that at least one Palestinian child has been killed every hour on average by Israeli forces in Gaza.
Diario Co Latino - Informándote con Credibilidad
El Salvador· 2025-12-09Save the Children is part of the coalition of NGOs calling for urgent intervention in Gaza.
Última hora del conflicto en Oriente Próximo, en directo | Un ministro ultra israelí dice que Israel y EE UU negocian cómo repartirse la Franja | Internacional
Spain· 2025-09-17
Save the Children published a statement urging the international community to intervene in the conflict.
News zu Nahost: Hilfsorganisationen: „Wir versagen gegenüber unserer moralischen Verpflichtung" - Politik
Germany· 2025-09-17
Save the Children is one of the organizations calling for aid to Gaza.
In Pictures: Starvation in Gaza
United States· 2025-07-23
Save the Children published a report highlighting the challenges faced by mothers in Italy.
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Italy· 2025-05-07Save the Children is an NGO that reported on the impact of violence on children's education in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
RD CONGO: Violência afasta da escola cerca de 375 mil crianças
Mozambique· 2025-03-08