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1. "No Happy Ever After": What children really think about child marriage in humanitarian crises

   

   ‘No Happily Ever After’ is new research that raises the voices and views of the children and young people who are affected by the issue of child marriage in countries facing a humanitarian crisis. The report also draws on the voices of children and young

   Publication year: 2020 Publisher(s): World Vision UK Author(s): Le Borgne, Carine

2. Unlock Education for Everyone: How the UK can ensure children affected by crises get an education

   

   More than 75 million children across crisis and conflict-affected countries require urgent support to receive a quality education. More than half of the world’s school-aged refugee children – four million – are out of school, with those that are in school

   Publication year: 2019 Publisher(s): Save the Children UK Author(s): Wagner, Emma

3. Transformative Aid: How UK aid can transform global development and children’s futures

   

   In the Prime Minister’s first remarks from Downing Street, he outlined his aspiration for a powerful Britain that is “generous in temper and engaged with the world”.1 In order to fulfil this ambition of reshaping the UK’s role on the world-stage – at the

   Publication year: 2019 Publisher(s): Save the Children UK Author(s): Wright, Simon | Buschmann, Mareen | Lenhardt, Amanda | Fiala, Oliver | ...

4. Without my Family: The impact of family separation on child refugees in the UK

   

   Every child should be able to live safely with their family. But when disaster strikes, children may need to seek safety from conflict or persecution, leaving their families behind. A few of these children find safety in the UK – where unfair immigration

   Publication year: 2019 Publisher(s): Amnesty International | The Refugee Council | Save the Children UK Author(s): Connolly, Helen

5. Ending Preventable Child Deaths: How the UK can stop children dying from Pneumonia

   

   Pneumonia is the world’s leading infectious killer of children, claiming the lives of more than 800,000 children under the age of five every year, more than 2,000 every day. It is a shocking demonstration of pervasive health inequities Disproportionately

   Publication year: 2019 Publisher(s): Save the Children UK | UNICEF, United Nations Children's Fund

6. Make Childcare Work: Three steps to improving childcare support in Universal Credit

   

   Investing in the childcare support offered through Universal Credit is a critical way to remove the barriers holding parents and children back. It has real potential to increase parental employment by targeting support for those most likely to be out of w

   Publication year: 2019 Publisher(s): Save the Children UK

7. A Bright Start: Improving childcare for disadvantaged families through Universal Credit

   

   Support for childcare costs is different in each nation of the UK, resulting in a complex mix of reserved and devolved policies – evidence and data sources on children’s early learning, childcare needs, provision and usage also vary in each nation. This r

   Publication year: 2018 Publisher(s): CSJ, Centre for Social Justice | Save the Children UK

8. Inter-European Social Workers’ Mobility within a Dynamic Social Work and Immigration Policy Context: A case study of England

   Social workers are increasingly globally mobile, pursuing employment opportunities that combine professional and lifestyle projects. Social work skills and practice are embedded in cultural, linguistic and nation-specific legislative competencies. The cur

   Publication year: 2018 Publisher(s): European Journal of Social Work Author(s): Hussein, Shereen

9. The People in the Pictures: Vital perspectives on Save the Children’s image making

   

   Debates about representations of global poverty and images of suffering have been going on for many years, yet the voices of the people featured in the images – the contributors – have been notably absent. There has been a tendency to consider and judge t

   Publication year: 2017 Publisher(s): Save the Children Author(s): Warrington, Siobhan | Crombie, Jess

10. Implementing the Scottish Living Wage in Adult Social Care: An evaluation of the experiences of social care partners, and usefulness of Joint Guidance

    

    The purpose of this report is to review the experience of implementing the Scottish living wage in adult social care and make recommendations for future implementation. The research was commissioned by the Coalition of Care and Support Providers Scotland

    Publication year: 2018 Publisher(s): CCPS, Coalition of Care and Support Providers Scotland Author(s): Cunningham, Ian | Baluch, Alina | Cullen, Anne-Marie | James, Philip

11. The Global Financing Facility: An opportunity to get it right

    

    In 2018, the Global Financing Facility in Support for Every Woman Every Child (GFF) is seeking a $2 billion replenishment for its Trust Fund. However, the GFF is very different from other grant-giving global health funds- it intends to deport from the 'bu

    Publication year: 2018 Publisher(s): Save the Children UK

12. Randomised Control Trial (RCT) of Families Connect

    

    Families Connect is a parental engagement programme that has been designed by Save the Children UK (SCUK) to develop the skills and confidence of families in disadvantaged areas, and provide them with the resources to actively engage their children in lea

    Publication year: 2018 Publisher(s): NFER, National Foundation for Educational Research | Save the Children UK

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