Save The Children  

Save the Children is an international humanitarian, child-centered,  development association, without religious, political, or governmental  cooperation. 
 In 1920, the International Save the Children Union was  founded in Geneva by two organizations, together with several other  bodies working for children, some using the Save the Children name or an  original variant. Over the years, Save the Children Members were  created around the world, embodying Eglantyne and Dorothy’s vision.              

     

Today, Save the Children and its 30 member organizations work to  deliver change for children in around 120 countries. The organization  delivers its programs internationally to achieve the topmost possible  impact for children. It has a small centre and seven indigenous offices.  The members work together to campaign for better outcomes for children  and to deliver programs at scale to support children.