Save the Children Korea Leadership Team Visits Mongolia
Senior representatives from Save the Children Korea, led by Gabriel Taeyoung Jung, CEO of Save the Children Korea, visited Mongolia from 19 to 23 October 2025. The team included Jong Yil Lim, CMO, Sookyoung Lee, Corporate Fundraising Team Lead, Ji Won Choi, Philanthropy Fundraising Team Lead and Jae...
From Dream to Action
Bayasgalan Tsogtsaruul, a student at Golomt secondary school in Nalaikh district, is one of the young people who has benefited from My Forest Child project and taken real steps toward achieving her dream of living in a greener environment. Bayasgalan Tsogtsaruul, 16, lives in Nalaikh district, whi...
Handover ceremony of equipment, educational materials, and renovation work to support children with special needs at targeted kindergarten
As part of the project “Promoting Sustainable, Holistic and Inclusive Developmental Support in Early Childhood”, Save the Children Mongolia completed small renovation work at Kindergarten No. 320 in Bayanzurkh District, Ulaanbaatar. The renovation, finalized in August 2025, included the installa...
Save the Children Korea Leadership Team visits Mongolia
Save the Children Korea Leadership Team visited My Forest Child project site and planted a Canadian spruce tree together Senior representatives from Save the Children Korea are visiting Mongolia from 19–23 October 2025 to observe the progress of My Forest Child project, which is being implemented...
A young girl’s voice for change
As part of My Forest Child project implemented by Save the Children in Mongolia, the “Eco Journalist” micro project is being carried out at the “Erdmiin Orgil” School in Nalaikh district, Ulaanbaatar. Tovshinzaya Mainbayar, a 16-year-old active member of the eco club, is benefiting from this...
Donors review progress of My Forest Child project
Save the Children has been implementing My Forest Child project in Mongolia since 2024 with funding from Save the Children Korea. The three-year initiative aims to engage children and communities in forest creation and environmental education. Between 23 and 30 September 2025, representatives from t...
Saving Lives in a Blizzard: How a Donated Ambulance Made the Difference
Across Mongolia’s vast steppes, herder families journey great distances between seasonal camps, often vulnerable to sudden, harsh weather. In November 2023, only two days after Save the Children Mongolia together with the US-based Denan Project donated a new ambulance to the Chandmani soum (a smal...
The exchange meeting for members of the “Mongolian Early Childhood Development Network”
The “Mongolian Early Childhood Development Network” is a national network that unites more than 30 member organizations and was established in 2022. Since then, it has promoted cooperation, knowledge exchange, and the creation of new initiatives and partnerships among its members. The quarterly ...
Autumn Tree Planting Underway at My Forest Child Project Site
The autumn tree planting season has begun at the site of My Forest Child, a climate change and environment project implemented by Save the Children in Mongolia. The activity was launched on September 19, 2025, with the organization’s staff planting 100 lilac trees. During the opening, Bayan-Altai ...
Japanese Researchers Share Insights on Child Maltreatment During Visit to Mongolia
A delegation of Japanese researchers and child development specialists from Fukui University conducted a five-day visit to Mongolia from September 16 to 20, 2025, as part of a collaborative initiative led by Save the Children Mongolia and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). The visit ...