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Every Last Child
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The Many Faces of Exclusion: End of Childhood Report 2018
1.2 billion children are threatened by conflict, widespread poverty or discrimination against girls. In commemoration of International Children’s Day, Save the Children releases its second annual End of Childhood Index, taking a hard look at the events th
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Primary Health Care First: Strengthening the foundation for universal health coverage
Universal health coverage (UHC) promises a world in which all people have access to the health services, vaccinations and medicines they need, without risk of financial hardship. A world where the right to health is realised for the 400 million people who
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Financing Learning for Every Last Child
Sustainable Development Goal 4 commits the world to “ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.” World leaders have promised to ensure every girl and boy will learn from a quality education. If th
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Every Last Child: The children the world chooses to forget
Extreme poverty continues to be a fatal outrage, but a disproportionate number of children who die or lose out on education are not ’just’ poor. Whether they live in a rich country or in one of the world’s poorest countries, they tend to experience a comb
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Unequal Portions: Ending malnutrition for every last child
Good nutrition – a healthy, balanced, adequate diet – is a matter of life or death. And the difference between surviving or thriving. It is essential for a healthy immune system, to protect against disease throughout life. And it’s crucial for a country’s
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Every Last Girl: Free to live, free to learn, free from harm
Save the Children’s Every Last Child campaign is fighting to change how the world thinks about – and tackles – the exclusion millions of the world’s poorest and most disadvantaged children face. Standing up for every last girl is at the heart of our campa
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Ending Malnutrition for Every Last Child in Bangladesh
Despite some progress, seven million children are chronically undernourished in Bangladesh. However, improvements have not been spread evenly across the country. Factors associated with malnutrition in children include living in slums, living in rural are
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Las y los adolescentes que México ha olvidado (Mexico’s forgotten adolescents)
Save the Children is campaigning at an international and national level to achieve the greatest impact for children with the Every Last Child Campaign. While there has been significant progress in Mexico during the last 15 years in the areas of health and
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Ending Malnutrition for Every Last Child in Nepal
Nepal's progress in reducing malnutrition has not been inclusive and many disadvantaged groups lag behind. The most disadvantaged groups include women, Dalits, indigenous communities, linguistic and religious minorities, people with disabilities, people i
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Ending Malnutrition for Every Last Child in Myanmar
On average, 37.5% of households in Myanmar live in poverty according to a 2010 World Health Organization study. Stunting prevalence in children under five is significantly higher in rural areas than urban areas, and the discrepancy is even more prevalent
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Adolescents and Youth: A comprehensive approach in Latin America and the Caribbean
Save the Children recognizes adolescents and youth as social actors and agents of change, yet they often face significant rights violations and lack of access to education and other services. Save the Children programming prioritizes the needs of adolesce
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Realising the Pledge to Leave No One Behind
The Pledge to Leave No One Behind, enshrined in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, has the potential to spur unprecedented change for the world’s poorest and most excluded children. This potential will only be realised if the Pledge is put into