On November 26, 2025, a category-five fire broke out in Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po, causing widespread destruction and displacing thousands of residents whose homes were destroyed. It inflicted profound psychological trauma on affected families, children, and youth in...
Through this study, Save the Children Hong Kong aims to understand how parents’ and caregivers’ communication and parenting skills, especially intangible pressure (like verbal harm and over-monitoring), affect the emotional and mental health of children...
This is an annual report published at the beginning of each year to outline Save the Children’s priorities in support of children’s rights in humanitarian contexts. It looks at the key challenges that children will face in the year ahead and highlights our planned...
Through meaningful child participation across the research process, Save the Children Hong Kong conducted this study in 2025 to understand children’s perceptions of safety in organisation settings and the factors that contribute to these views.
In 2024, children around the world were faced with long-lasting conflicts, deadly disease outbreaks and extreme weather events, including heatwaves, wildfires, drought, typhoons and flooding.Thanks to the Children’s Emergency Fund, we were able to start helping...
In 2025, deepening inequality, more violent and protracted conflict, and increasingly severe climate hazards will continue to threaten children’s lives, rights, and futures. More people are projected to be uprooted from their homes in 2025, with over 120 million...
