宗旨与使命
致力于实现儿童权利、为儿童创造一个美好的世界组织介绍
Save the Children has been working in mainland China since the early 1980s. In collaboration with local communities, partners, and government, we work to ensure that all children, regardless of their background or abilities, receive quality services in China. Our programme works across five thematic sectors: child protection, child rights governance, education, health, and humanitarian response.
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Inequitable progress
Since 1990, the world has halved child mortality and the number of out-of-school children, yet still millions of children have been left behind. Increasingly, children are failing to survive and learn because of who they are and where they live. This exclusion can be the result of a child's poverty, gender, disability, ethnicity or religion, or more often some combination of these factors.
Who are the world's excluded children?
Excluded groups of children are those who are not benefitting from recent global progress in social well-being – particularly in health and learning – because of a toxic mix of poverty and discrimination. The discrimination they face can be deliberate or the result of neglect or oversight.
Campaigning in countries
Save the Children's global campaign – Every Last Child – will tackle some of the key causes of exclusion in order to help set the world on the trajectory to end preventable child deaths and achieve learning for every child within a generation.
In tackling the causes of exclusion our campaigning will contribute to our three breakthroughs:
No child dies from preventable causes
All children learn from a quality basic education
Violence against children is no longer tolerated
We are doing whatever it takes to reach the world's most excluded children. With your help we can get the world to put excluded children first and tackle the barriers that prevent them from surviving, learning and being protected. We won't stop until every last child fulfils their potential.
blogs + stories
A fair chance for all children
Save the Children is calling on world leaders to make three guarantees that ensure all children have the opportunity to survive and learn, regardless of who they are or where they live.
Fair finance
Create global rules and national systems that enable money to be raised and spent in ways that get every child the essential services they need to survive, learn and be protected.
Equal treatment
Challenge and change laws and behaviours that discriminate against children, in ways that stop them from surviving, learning and being protected.
Accountability to children
Give excluded children and their communities a voice in the decisions that affect them, and ensure that every last child is registered and counted.
Achieving Sustainable Development Goals with the campaign
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), launched at the UN General Assembly in 2015, commit to tackling inequalities through the principle of 'no target met unless met for all'. Yet on current trends, over four million children will die from preventable causes and over 40 million children will be denied a basic education in 2030.
Without a better understanding of which children are being left behind and a plan to address this exclusion, we will not achieve the SDG targets. Our Every Last Child campaign will tackle some of the key causes of exclusion so that we can reach 15 million children and contribute towards progress on the SDGs.
Since 1990, the world has halved child mortality and the number of out-of-school children, yet still millions of children have been left behind. Increasingly, children are failing to survive and learn because of who they are and where they live. This exclusion can be the result of a child's poverty, gender, disability, ethnicity or religion, or more often some combination of these factors.
Who are the world's excluded children?
Excluded groups of children are those who are not benefitting from recent global progress in social well-being – particularly in health and learning – because of a toxic mix of poverty and discrimination. The discrimination they face can be deliberate or the result of neglect or oversight.
Campaigning in countries
Save the Children's global campaign – Every Last Child – will tackle some of the key causes of exclusion in order to help set the world on the trajectory to end preventable child deaths and achieve learning for every child within a generation.
In tackling the causes of exclusion our campaigning will contribute to our three breakthroughs:
No child dies from preventable causes
All children learn from a quality basic education
Violence against children is no longer tolerated
We are doing whatever it takes to reach the world's most excluded children. With your help we can get the world to put excluded children first and tackle the barriers that prevent them from surviving, learning and being protected. We won't stop until every last child fulfils their potential.
blogs + stories
A fair chance for all children
Save the Children is calling on world leaders to make three guarantees that ensure all children have the opportunity to survive and learn, regardless of who they are or where they live.
Fair finance
Create global rules and national systems that enable money to be raised and spent in ways that get every child the essential services they need to survive, learn and be protected.
Equal treatment
Challenge and change laws and behaviours that discriminate against children, in ways that stop them from surviving, learning and being protected.
Accountability to children
Give excluded children and their communities a voice in the decisions that affect them, and ensure that every last child is registered and counted.
Achieving Sustainable Development Goals with the campaign
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), launched at the UN General Assembly in 2015, commit to tackling inequalities through the principle of 'no target met unless met for all'. Yet on current trends, over four million children will die from preventable causes and over 40 million children will be denied a basic education in 2030.
Without a better understanding of which children are being left behind and a plan to address this exclusion, we will not achieve the SDG targets. Our Every Last Child campaign will tackle some of the key causes of exclusion so that we can reach 15 million children and contribute towards progress on the SDGs.
