Helplines can save children
Charlotte, a mother of four small children, has opened her home to vulnerable children in Goma, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
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The effects of being a child soldier can last a lifetime
It’s almost impossible to know the exact figure but it’s estimated there are tens of thousands of children in armed groups around the world.
Win an exclusive Rega turntable signed by Sam Fender as part of this years Record Store Day UK
As part of Record Store Day 2022 you could get your hands on a Limited Edition Rega turntable signed by Sam Fender whilst helping War Child UK support the unfolding crisis in Ukraine.
Child-friendly summary of War Child’s Privacy Policy
This is a child-friendly summary (and not a substitute) of War Child's Privacy Policy. It explains how we use and keep personal data about you and also explains your rights about the information we have about you.
It's been three years since the war in Yemen began, the UK government must do more
Today marks three years of war in Yemen. Britain continues to play a vital role in helping to create the 'world's worst man-made humanitarian crisis of our time'.
Women are not considered equal to men in my country
Edwige works for War Child UK's project fighting Sexual and Gender Based Violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
VoiceMore
VoiceMore is War Child's youth-led advocacy programme which empowers young people affected by armed conflict to combat issues impacting them.
VoiceMore in Uganda
VoiceMore youth in Uganda are campaigning for better protection of orphans and children who have been separated from their families.
Youth action
Young people around the world are taking action against the impacts of conflict and we believe they are the future for change. That’s why we support youth-led campaigning.
Reintegration
In all the conflict-affected countries we work in, children are recruited by armed forces or groups. Supporting their reintegration is crucial for peacebuilding and longer-term stability.
