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Recommendations for single mothers seeking employment 30 December, 2020 - 20:10 Around 1 and a half million women head a single-parent family in our country. Women who, on many occasions, have to get ahead without more help than themselves and who in 65% of cases find it difficult to make ends meet, according to Save The Children. If this is your case, at the Adecco Foundation we can help you find a job through our network of offices and job offers. To do this, register your CV Job portal an...

Fallout Vault for the past three years, Fortnite: Battle Royale is the online spin-off of (the forgotten) Fortnite: Save The World, a semi-sorta single player-slash-co-op campaign, which is kinda like that one Resident Evil game everybody wants to forget about. Not the other shitty interactive Michael Bay movie, the one before it, with the partner you had to play with that, if controlled by AI instead of another person, acted like she huffed paint for a living. The battle royale was supposed...

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Massachusetts named most generous state in America for second year in a row Updated Dec 21, 2020; Massachusetts has been named the most generous state in America for a second year in a row, according to GoFundMe’s annual Giving Report. The annual release comes as GoFundMe celebrates its 10-year anniversary and more than 150 million donations to various individuals, causes and organizations across the world. The crowdfunding site measures the number of donations per capita to determine its ge...

Press Release – Save The Children A new study released today shows Kiwi parents predominantly use positive discipline to guide and shape their childrens behaviour but some struggle to find quality information. The study Understanding the positive discipline practices of parents … A new study released today shows Kiwi parents predominantly use positive discipline to guide and shape their children’s behaviour – but some struggle to find quality information. The study – Understanding ...

Sunday, 20 December 2020, 2:04 pm A new study released today shows Kiwi parents predominantly use positive discipline to guide and shape their children’s behaviour – but some struggle to find quality information. The study – Understanding the positive discipline practices of parents of children aged one-five years in Aotearoa New Zealand – from Save the Children New Zealand’s Research Director Jacqui Southey looks at how Kiwi parents discipline their under-five-year-old children and ...

Press Release – Save The Children Reports of immense damage left by Cyclone Yasa are beginning to emerge after the cyclone tore across Fiji overnight. After reaching category 5 super status on Wednesday, Cyclone Yasa tracked further north than predicted and made landfall … Reports of immense damage left by Cyclone Yasa are beginning to emerge after the cyclone tore across Fiji overnight. After reaching category 5 ‘super’ status on Wednesday, Cyclone Yasa tracked further north than pred...

Press Release – Save The Children Reports of immense damage left by Cyclone Yasa are beginning to emerge after the cyclone tore across Fiji overnight. After reaching category 5 super status on Wednesday, Cyclone Yasa tracked further north than predicted and made landfall … Reports of immense damage left by Cyclone Yasa are beginning to emerge after the cyclone tore across Fiji overnight. After reaching category 5 ‘super’ status on Wednesday, Cyclone Yasa tracked further north than pred...

Source: Save The Children Reports of immense damage left by Cyclone Yasa are beginning to emerge after the cyclone tore across Fiji overnight. After reaching category 5 ‘super’ status on Wednesday, Cyclone Yasa tracked further north than predicted and made landfall over Bua district on Vanua Levu. Save the Children Fiji CEO Shairana Ali said: “It’s still too early to know the extent of the impact, but we’re hearing reports Yasa destroyed entire villages in the north. “There are coll...

Source: Save The Children On International Migrants Day Save the Children warns governments not to criminalise child migrants and risk causing further trauma and alienation.  Migrants, especially children, should not be treated as criminals, Save the Children urged on International Migrants Day. Migrant children, many of whom have travelled thousands of kilometres and endured harrowing and life-threatening events, should be treated humanely and in a manner that encourages acceptance, not ali...