Our Publications

  1. Gift Aid Declaration form

    If you're eligible for Gift Aid and would like us to claim it on your donation(s) to War Child, please fill in this form and return it to us. It...

  2. War Child Pub Quiz

    Here's our ready-made War Child pub quiz that you can download and use for your fundraising event. To deter any cheeky Googlers, we haven't posted...

  3. Child soldiers postcard

    Our hard-hitting story of a soldier has a twist at the end. These postcards are great for raising awareness about the issue and about our work....

  4. Afghanistan Education Fact Sheet
  5. Payroll Giving Leaflet

    Find out how you can donate to War Child via your pay cheque - allowing you to give in the most tax-efficient way.

  6. What Your Money buys

    A downloadable A4 guide to what your money can pay for. Great for passing round to potential sponsors if you're fundraising for us!

  7. Sponsorship Form

    If you'd rather ask people to sponsor you in person (rather than online via JustGiving) then please use this form.

  8. Donation Return Form

    If you've collected money at an event or got people to sponsor you in cash (rather than online) then use this form to send us your fundraising...

  9. War Child Fundraising Pack

    Our Fundraising pack is full of ideas and helpful hints about how you can raise some cash for War Child.

  10. Policy Forum 2011 - Event summary

    A summary of the Panel discussions that took place during our Policy Forum on Education in July 2011.

  11. Benefits And Barriers: Educating Children And Youth In Conflict Settings

    War Child hosted our second annual high-level Policy Forum, 'Dying to go to School' on 4 July 2011. This paper was distributed to attendees to...

  12. Youth and Conflict - Briefing Paper

    War Child played a key role as part of the DFID/CSO Youth Working Group in the first ever debate to take place in the House of Lords on the topic...

  13. Street girls in Kinshasa survey

    We talked to 315 girls in Kinshasa about their experiences of life on the streets, and what they think the solutions to their problems are.

  14. Harnessing the Potential: why young people are fundamental to accelerating progress towards the Millennium Development Goals

    The UN Millennium Development Goals (MDG) summit will decide how we can accelerate current progress towards the 2015 deadline. This summary paper...

  15. Why children in conflict affected states should be central to UK international development policy

    The Secretary of State for International Development, Andrew Mitchell, made his first public policy speech in his new role at War Child's first...

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