'No Child Born To Die' campaign has received significant media coverage since its launch. Take a look at how our campaign is making headlines.

Save the Children, along with the WHO, The London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, has brought out a global study tracking the progress of all WHO-member countries in reducing newborn mortality. India has made some progress in reducing under 5 mortality but fares poorly on the newborn mortality front. Below are the links to the news coverage.

WHO reports that there is a shortage of 3.5 million health workers in 49 of the least developed countries. This does not include India which is short by 2.6 million health workers. As a result, India has the highest number of children under 5 dying every year. Below are the links to the news coverage:

Fernando Llorente, Spanish Footballer and ambassador for Save the Children, Spain, visited our health programme in Delhi last week. You can read more about his visit in the links below.