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Dan Paskins is Director of UK Impact at Save the Children UK. He leads on all of Save the Children's work to tackle child poverty and support early learning in the UK.

Across the UK, too many very young children are not getting the support they need to learn and develop to their full potential. The odds are stacked against children who struggle under the age of 5 - ...

HRH The Princess Royal became the Patron of Save the Children in 2017 after serving as our President since 1970. In 2020, The Princess Royal was the final guest on Save with Children's Save with ...

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Children going hungry isn’t new. But many of the reasons are: pandemics, rising prices and disasters caused by climate change. It means that, even today, 1 in 4 children don't get the nutritious food ...

100 days on from the devastating day the first earthquakes hit Türkiye (formally known as Turkey) and Syria, we cannot forget about those impacted. 56,737 people have lost their lives, and more than ...

Children are always the most vulnerable in every conflict. Their lives are at risk. So is their mental health and the potential for long-term trauma. But perpetual social media, news and conversations ...

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 ...

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 ...