Malnutrition as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic is increasing the risk of death among children worldwide: more than 150 additional children per day could die from malnutrition over the next two years unless action is taken quickly, our new report shows.
Adrian Förster is CEO of Save the Children Switzerland for 100 days now. In the following interview, he reveals how he has experienced this time, how leadership also works in times of home office, and how 2021 is setting the course for the coming years.
The COVID-19 crisis has put the world on the brink of a nutrition crisis, Save the Children warned in a new report today, with pandemic-related malnutrition projected to kill an average of 153 children a day over the next two years if action is not taken.
Nina Hössli, Head of projects in Switzerland, explains in an interview how we reach children in Switzerland despite Covid-19 and what role a quarantine box plays in this.
An estimated 11 million children under five are facing extreme hunger or starvation across eleven countries in Africa, the Caribbean, Middle East and Asia, new analysis by Save the Children reveals.
A total of 93,236 children have been killed or maimed in conflicts in the last 10 years, it was revealed today. That means 25 children, the equivalent of a classroom full of pupils, have been killed or injured on average every day.
School run by partner of Save the Children hit.
Alfa Romeo Racing ORLEN is auctioning unique memorabilia and donates all profits to Save the Children. The Auction includes a Kimi Raikkonen Signed Replica Helmet.
Typhoon Goni made landfall across Luzon island on Sunday local time, bringing with it catastrophic winds, storm surges and widespread floods.
On November 10 and 11, two online webinars with interesting topics and speakers from Save the Children are on the program. Interested parties are invited to learn more about Save the Children's work in Switzerland and about the impact of the Corona Pandemic on the most disadvantaged children worldwide.