Save the Children International
Save the Children International is a non-profit organisation founded in 1919 to protect children and support their development globally.
The UK Home Office lists Save the Children International as a licensed sponsor (A-rated, Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker and Skilled Worker route). They can sponsor work visas. We read every advert and list only roles that don't rule out sponsorship. Home Office figures released under the Freedom of Information Act show Save the Children International assigned 31 Certificates of Sponsorship in 2021–24 and 5 in 2025 for Skilled Worker and Global Business Mobility visas. We're showing 3 of their current openings.
Sponsor licence details
Sourced from the UK Home Office register of licensed sponsors.
Sponsorship history
Certificates of Sponsorship Save the Children International assigned each year, from Home Office figures released under the Freedom of Information Act.
Skilled Worker and Global Business Mobility routes. One certificate is assigned for each sponsored hire, visa extension or change of employer, so a person can be counted more than once. “1–5” is withheld by the Home Office; the 2025 figures list only sponsors with 5 or more (“—”). Matched to this employer by its name on the sponsor register. Sources: FOI 2025/12841 (2021–24), FOI2026/03501 (2025). Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Licence timeline Pro
Every change we've seen on the Home Office register for Save the Children International, and what its recent adverts say about sponsorship.
See this employer's full licence history: when it was licensed, rating and route changes, and when it last offered sponsorship in an advert.
Unlock with ProAbout Save the Children International
Save the Children International is an independent non-profit organisation founded in 1919 that works to protect children and secure their rights worldwide. The charity focuses on ensuring children survive, learn, and are protected from abuse, neglect, exploitation, and the effects of conflict and climate shocks.
The organisation delivers humanitarian assistance, responds to emergencies, and runs long-term development programmes in areas such as healthcare, education, and nutrition. It also conducts policy advocacy to achieve lasting systemic changes for children in need.
Open roles
3 live positions matched to this sponsor licence.