Save the Children Finland
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Save the Children’s report: Finland the world’s best place to be a mother
The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is the toughest place in the world to be a mother – and Finland the best – according to Save the Children’s State of the World’s Mothers report.
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Mass exodus as Syrian children run for their lives
In the last 24 hours an estimated 10,000 children and their families have fled Syria into Jordan.
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Help children and families in Finland in time – Save the Children Finland’s Christmas Campaign launched
We are used to queuing at shops, banks and post offices before Christmas. But there is a queue that many people know nothing about. At this very moment, 842 children are queuing for a support family in their life.
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Jordan camp overwhelmed by Syrian refugee influx
The number of refugees crossing the border from Syria to the Zata’ari refugee camp in Jordan has risen sharply in recent days, leaving camp authorities unable to meet their basic needs when they arrive.
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West Africa Food Crisis worsens: Save the Children launches global appeal
Save the Children is today launching a global appeal to tackle the worsening food crisis in West Africa, where more than 18 million people are facing hunger.
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Heavy facts – listen and download a song by Sonata Arctica for children's rights!
The song “I Have a Right” by the world-renowned, gold-selling Finnish metal band Sonata Arctica reminds us about children’s rights. You can listen and download it as your ringtone from the website of Save the Children Finland.
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Finland is the sixth best place in the world to be a mother
Save the Children’s Annual State of the World’s Mothers Report lists Norway as the best place to be a mother, and Niger the worst. Finland ranks sixth in the report. Countries’ low rankings are generally a result of poor nutrition.