Save the Children: Main Events of 2024
A year has passed and a new one is beginning. For Save the Children, 2024 was a year of achievements and successes in development and humanitarian activities and projects. Here are the Save the Children’s highlights for 2024. 1.Save the Children: 30 Years of Supporting Children in Mongolia On 15 N...
Empowering a Teacher to Transform a Community
Shaping Safer Spaces for Children at School No.73 Bayarsaikhan’s Chuluuntsetseg, a primary school teacher at General Education School No. 73 in Ulaanbaatar, has turned her decade of teaching experience into a mission for change. As part of the “Establishing School-based Child Protectio...
The Japanese expert, Tsukimori Hisae conducted lectures for stakeholders involved with Children with Disabilities in Mongolia as part of the project funded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan
Professor Tsukimori Hisae, a special education supervisor of the Japan Association for Learning Disabilities, visited Mongolia and gave lectures on 27-28 November 2024, to deliver lectures aimed to support the capacity building of stakeholders involved in activities for children with disabilities in...
Save the Children: 30 Years of Supporting Children in Mongolia
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia – November 15, 2024 Save the Children marks a significant milestone in Mongolia this year, celebrating 30 years of dedicated service since the organization began its operations in 1994. Over the past three decades, Save the Children has implemented a wide range of impactf...
Specialists from the General Authority for Education work in Gobisumber province to learn about the ESEL training program
Save the Children Japan, Mongolia has been implementing the project “Entrepreneurship-focused socioemotional skills for the most vulnerable youth in rural Mongolia” project with the financial support from the Japan Social Development Fund and the management of the World Bank since 2019 in Go...
South Korean Journalists Report on Climate Change in Mongolia
A team of South Korean journalists recently reported on climate change impacts in Mongolia, examining projects funded by Save the Children Korea. Staffs from MBC TV, one of South Korea’s leading television stations, and members of the Save the Children Korea press team worked in Mongolia from Octo...
Journalists from the Republic of Korea report on the effects of the climate crisis on the lives of nomadic herders
Journalists from MBC, one of the leading South Korean television and radio broadcasters and media professionals from Save the Children Korea visit Mongolia from 20th to 26th October 2024 to familiarize themselves with the activities of Save the Children and engage in discussions with herders to re...
Equipment, tools, and renovation works to support children with special needs were handed over to project target kindergartens and family health centers
Save the Children in Mongolia is implementing “Promoting holistic and inclusive developmental support in early childhood in Mongolia” project funded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan in 5 kindergartens and 5 Family Health Centers in Bayanzurh, Chingeltei, Songinohairkhan Districts, Sel...
A meeting of Save the Children’s partners convened
Save the Children is a non-religious, independent international organization that supports the implementation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and operates in more than 120 countries. The meeting of partners of Save the Children’s program in Mongolia was held on September 17, 2024,...
Save the Children in Mongolia and Nalaikh District officials Sign Memorandum of Understanding
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, September 16, 2024 – Save the Children in Mongolia launched the “My Forest Child” (MFC) project in August 2024 to mitigate climate change impact in Nalaikh District, Ulaanbaatar. This project, funded by Save the Children Korea, will be implemented from 2024 to 2027. A t...