Disinfectants were given to flood-affected households
In a heartfelt response to the urgent needs of families and children affected by recent floods, Save the Children is diligently carrying out a humanitarian project. As part of our commitment to support the flood-stricken community in Bayanzurkh District, Save the Children organized a distribution e...
Interview: Sanjaadagva and Itgel-Ochir: Thank You, Save the Children!
Due to heavy rain on August 5, 2023, many households in the 21st, 27th, and 29th sub-district of Bayanzurkh district in Ulaanbaatar city were affected by floods. Save the Children implements a humanitarian project to assist families and children heavily impacted by the flood disaster, delivering the...
Save the Children helps families and children affected by the floods
Save the Children is implementing a project to help families and children in Ulaanbaatar’s Bayanzurkh district, one of the areas hardest hit by the recent floods. The flooding resulted in four casualties, damaging homes of hundreds of families, electrical cables, roads, properties of many priv...
J.Bayartsetseg: Three youth teams have been selected and received the grant
Since 2020 Save the Children has been implementing a 4-year project titled “Entrepreneurship-Focused Socio-Emotional Skills for the Most Vulnerable Youth in Rural Mongolia” in 25 soums of Khovd, Zavkhan, Uvurkgangai, Gobisumber, and Sukhbaatar provinces. This project aims to develop soft skills ...
The humanitarian program that benefitted many
-Impact of “Livelihood support for children and rural herder families affected by sandstorms in Mongolia” project- A strong sandstorm swept across Mongolia in March 2021 affecting 154 soums* in 16 provinces. The unprecedented violence of the dust storm caused extensive property damage and heavy ...
Ts. Purevsuren: Not only the students, but also the teachers have learned and developed a lot
As part of the “Entrepreneurship-Focused Socio-Emotional Skills for The Most Vulnerable Youth in Rural Mongolia” project, Save the Children is featuring success stories of project teachers/counselors, graduates, and business coaches in a series. This time we present the story of Ts. Purevsuren, ...
Humanitarian assistance reached herders in Altai province
– Implemented project funded by Japan Platform- A strong dust storm swept across Mongolia in mid March, 2021 affecting 154 counties in 16 provinces. 706 persons went missing in the storm and 10 of them died; 531 homes and 2,254 fences and barns collapsed; and 134,266 head of livestock perished...
Lost education, chance given
Constraints incurred from an education left behind During the transition to a market economy in the 1990s many children in Mongolia dropped out of school: some went for work, some started helping parents with herding livestock. This had a number of negative impacts on their further lives. Nowadays, ...
Juldyz: I am a brave girl who do not afraid of spiders
Juldyz* is a 13-year old Kazakh herder girl from Tsengel soum, far western village of Mongolia. She lives with her parents and a younger sister while her another two sisters stay in their relatives’ home during school session as they cannot commute to school from their home due to the long distanc...
Children with creative minds
Here we present the activities and successful experience of the “Radio Electronics” project of Kharkhorin Soum General Secondary School No. 2, Uvurkhangai province. The high school students who completed the ESEL training program of the project “Entrepreneurship-Focused Socio-Emoti...