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 ...
Researchers from Fukui University Visit Mongolia
-Delegation explores challenges in children’s learning and living environments- In collaboration with Save the Children Mongolia and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), a team of researchers from the University of Fukui, Japan, is visiting Mongolia from September 15–20, 2025. The ...
Health Project Bringing Tangible Benefits to Rural Communities
Since 2022, Save the Children Mongolia has been implementing a healthcare project in Chandmani soum, Gobi-Altai province, in partnership with the U.S.-based organization The Denan Project. As part of the project, a fully equipped dental clinic was established and handed over to the Soum Health Cente...
My Forest Child project site equipped with electricity and deep well
Construction work at My Forest Child project site in the 5th khoroo of Nalaikh District, Ulaanbaatar is progressing rapidly. The site is now powered by an environmentally friendly renewable energy system, which has been successfully installed. In addition, a deep well has been built to fully secure ...
A trainer dedicated to building a greener future
D. Dorjkhand, a resident of Nalaikh District in Ulaanbaatar, has been working as a project staff and trainer for Save the Children’s “My Forest Child” project since March 2025. She grew up in a family that planted trees and vegetables, where she often took part in planting activities. Today sh...
Yo.Nyamdavaa: I am happy to share our experiences gained from the Entrepreneurship-Focused Socioemotional Skills Learning (ESEL) program
Interview with Yo.Nyamdavaa, Manager of Child Poverty Reduction Program, Save the Children in Mongolia. Q: You participated in the webinar Wise Minds, Kind Hearts, Smart Actions. Please tell us about the event and where it was held. A: Yes, I had the opportunity to represent Save the Children in Mo...
Baasansuren Zendensuren: Committed to building an eco-friendly future together
Ms Baasansuren Zendensuren, a social worker at the Lifelong Learning Center in Nalaikh district, Ulaanbaatar, is a trainer for My Forest Child project. Her role is to educate children and residents of Nalaikh district about the environment and ways to adapt to climate change. In December 2024, Z. Ba...