Save the Children hopes sex will sell its message: that the world's mothers and young children die from diseases and conditions that could be prevented. But it's unclear if the public will buy in.

Save the Children ‘Second a Day’ ad is shocking, until you see a real Syrian child refugee March 6, 2014 More than 11 years ago Analysis by Natalie Jennings ...

The people in Save the Children's ad are really committed to Christmas Jumper Day - maybe too much. Save the Children "still the most shocking second a day" by Don't Panic. May 09, 2016. Don't Panic's ...

That's the last creative direction we'd expect Save the Children, ... Save the Children's manager of video production told ELLE.com of the ad's dark humor and surprise twist.

Added Sue Allchurch, director of marketing and communications for Save the Children: “The ‘First Day’ creative is a step away from our usual brand advertising, but we felt that a shocking ...

The 3-year campaign launches with a TV ad, which the charity says will reach over 3 million people. The first 30-second ad includes a voice-over from This Is England child star Thomas Turgoose. Save ...

Save the Children is calling for more support for children fleeing these conflict zones. We want a new deal for refugees, to ensure every child gets an education, protection and a fair start in life.

The sexy male model makes bedroom eyes and says, "Malaria." The sexy female model twirls her glossy hair in a flirtatious manner and says, "Diarrhea." It's part of a 2 minute, 17 second public service ...