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Haiti 6 month on report - Serving Haiti's Children Now: Rebuilding for their future
Save the Children International's report looking at Haiti 6 months after the devastating earthquake
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Save the Children International - Annual Review 2009
Save the Children International have released the 2009 Annual Review.
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Download it by clicking here (PDF, 3 MB)
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The Future is Now - Summary (PDF, 740 KB)
This report highlights how schools are increasingly used as symbolic, easy targets by armed groups.
A full version of the report is available here (PDF)
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State of the World's Mothers 2010
This report highlights the many ways women working on the front lines of health care can save the lives of mothers, newborns and young children.
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Download the full report (PDF, 4MB)
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Haiti - 3 Months On
3 months on from the devastating earthquake in Haiti. Your generosity has enabled us to reach over 550,000 people — at least 240,000 of them children — with lifesaving and life-sustaining assistance
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Rebuilding Lives after the Tsunami - The children's road to recovery
Five years after responding to one of the world’s worst natural disasters, Save the Children reported today that its tsunami relief and recovery program has assisted an estimated 1 million survivors in five countries impacted by the earthquake and sea surge that struck Asia and Africa on December 26, 2004.
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Feeling the Heat - Oct 2009
Climate change is the biggest global health threat to children in the 21st century. Children are already dying because of climate change and without urgent action these deaths will increase.
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Insights: Research shows kids think physical discipline doesn't work
This study into children's perspectives on family discipline, published in September 2005, sends a strong message to parents that physical punishment does not work.
The research, conducted by child advocate Terry Dobbs and commissioned by Save The Children New Zealand, shows an alarming rate of physical punishment used in ordinary Kiwi families.
Further information is available here.
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