SOWETO: Blanket of Hope for babies & mothers
Yesterday, mothers, fathers, midwives and community members gathered in Soweto to show their commitment to saving women’s and babies’ lives.
Commitment to Ending Newborn and Maternal Deaths - Open Letter
On Monday a significant international conference on women’s and children’s health, co-hosted by the Government of South Africa, will begin in Johannesburg.
Brazil Prohibits All Corporal Punishment
With a child population of nearly 60 million children, Brazil has become the largest country in the world to achieve prohibition of all corporal punishment, including in the home.
Saving babies in South Africa
You can tell a lot about a country from the way it treats its women and young children. If a country really believes in equality then it will invest in their health, safety, education and empowerment.
South Africa comes together to campaign for an end to newborn and maternal deaths
Special Reception Hosted by South African Civil Society: A Common Thread Reaching Every Woman and Every Newborn.
SOUTH AFRICAN CHILDREN SHOW THEIR SOLIDARITY WITH NIGERIA’S STOLEN GIRLS DURING CHILD PROTECTION WEEK
The abduction of over 250 schoolgirls from Chibok in Borno, North West Nigeria in mid-April has sparked outrage from the global public and cast a spotlight on the situation in the north of the country.
38 years on and the struggle for quality education continues
It has been 38 years since the Soweto uprising where protesting students were shot dead by Apartheid police for protesting Afrikaans as the medium of instruction in local schools.
CSOs come together in South Africa to stop mothers and children dying from preventable causes.
An Advocacy and Campaigning Meeting on Maternal Newborn and Child Health for Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) took place in South Africa on 13th May 2014, hosted by Save the Children South Africa.
Bring Back Our Girls
Save the Children remains appalled by the abduction of the schoolgirls in Nigeria. As a children's rights organisation we believe every boy or girl has the right to be educated and to be protected against all forms of violence.