- Advocacy
Why is war more dangerous for children than ever – and what can States do about it?
The world today is increasingly shaped by armed conflict – and children are bearing the greatest consequences.
Voice Out Magazine #41
Why should we care about the invisible wounds of affected people in humanitarian emergencies?
Childhood beyond conflict
War Child is dedicated to improving the wellbeing of children affected by war. Drawing on 30 years’ experience, we reach children as quickly as possible when conflict breaks out, and we stay as long as we’re needed.
Being a first responder is about selflessly serving humanity, preserving people’s dignity, and giving them hope for a better tomorrow.
Our care system
Developed together with children, expert partners and local communities, our evidence-based methodologies (EBMs) deliver support within key thematic areas:
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Child protectionRepairing and upholding child protection structures.
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Mental health and psychosocial supportImproving psychological wellbeing.
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EducationDelivering quality education in resource-constraint settings.
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War Child launches emergency response in Yemen as security situation deteriorates
Escalating violence in Taiz and Al Hodeidah governorates in Yemen is putting children at risk once again. Instead of recovering from years of conflict, going to school, playing, and building their futures children are being exposed to violence, displacement and fear.
As violence escalates, Yemen’s children pay the price once again
Escalating violence in Yemen is once again putting children at direct risk. Instead of recovering from years of conflict, going to school, playing, and building their futures children are being exposed to violence, displacement and fear. After more than a decade of war, they deserve the chance to grow up safely and realise their dreams.
