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Our 2020 Integrated Report is ready for you!

Our 2020 Integrated Report is ready for you!
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What will your legacy be?

What will your legacy be?
 
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Report any incidents of fraud, corruption, misconduct or unethical behavior to the Save the Children ethics and fraud hotline. 

Reporting channels:
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Save the Children South Africa and Nal’ibali partner for Literacy Week
Literacy holds the key for education and employment success.  In 2016 we saw that 78% of Grade 4s could not read for meaning in South Africa in any language.  This situation is further deteriorating by additional factors coming into play. We know that children are currently experiencing up to a year of learning losses due to school disruptions due to the COVID-19 pandemic.  Additional…

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Save our Education

We have failed to protect the right of every child to an education. We are in an education emergency. 
Save the Children calls on all parties to immediately focus on Saving our Education.

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An Education Emergency

We are facing an education emergency. Save the Children is calling on all parties to the violence in South Africa to cease immediately damaging and destroying schools, so that children can return to school once COVID-19 lockdowns are over. 
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Save the Children calls for greater protection of children

Save the Children is gravely concerned about the safety of children during the civil unrest in South Africa following the reported killing of a 15-year-old boy in Pietermaritzburg, South…

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Save the Children calls for greater protection of children as violence spreads

South Africa: Save the Children calls for greater protection of children as violence spreads
Pretoria, South Africa, 13 July 2021: Save the Children is gravely concerned about the safety of children during the civil unrest in South Africa following the reported killing of a 15-year-old boy in…