The Guardian Winter Appeal
We are proud to have been chosen as a charity partner for the Guardian and Observer's winter appeal, which will help us to bring our life-changing work to more children caught up in conflict.
News and stories
Read the latest news from War Child and the stories of the children and families we support around the world.
It has officially begun - #JingleJam2024 is here!
Jingle Jam unites the world’s best games, creators, and their communities for a fortnight of entertainment that raises millions of pounds for charities.
This year, it’s not the thought that counts.
War Child Calls for Help to ‘End the Nightmare’ for Children in Gaza and Lebanon.
Day of the Girl fundraising total
We are delighted to announce the shows raised an amazing £103,500!
'Women in Music and Creative Industries Panel Day' for Day of the Girl
As part of War Child UK’s ‘Day Of The Girl’ Campaign With YouTube Music, we have announced further details of the 'Women in Music and Creative Industries Panel Day'.
War Child United ‘Zo Kwe Zo’ football shirt drop
Designed by young people impacted by the ongoing conflict in Central African Republic, the shirt leads with the message ‘Zo Kwe Zo’ translating to ‘All People are People’.
Fanatical bundle for War Child
The first ever War Child Charity bundle is now live!
Day of the Girl 2024
Bree Runway, RØRY, Matilda Mann & Connie Constance perform in support of War Child's Day of the Girl campaign with YouTube Music.
IDLES announces benefit concert for War Child
Crosstown Concerts & Friendly Records presents a very special evening with Bristol’s favourite sons, IDLES.
War Child launches War Child United
United by the game. Uniting for children in conflict.
Independent Music Cup Raises Over £33,000 For War Child
24 teams from the music community came together for a 5-a-side football tournament with a common goal: to support children living through war around the world.
Sound & Vision
War Child UK and Art on a Postcard announce Sound & Vision, a new and innovative fundraising exhibition.
