
What's happening in Gaza?
Humanitarian action may not be the only thing needed in Gaza and Israel, but it is essential if we are to save the futures of innocent children who have been caught up in other people’s battles.
Humanitarian action may not be the only thing needed in Gaza and Israel, but it is essential if we are to save the futures of innocent children who have been caught up in other people’s battles.
Participation is more than just a right. The meaningful participation of children, young people and communities is essential to quality programming and ensuring sustainable change.
War Child is committed to being accountable to children, young people, and their communities.
With the help and support of funders, such as the Players of the People’s Postcode Lottery, we have been able to rapidly respond to COVID-19 and provide a safety net for children in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Alex Becquevort, War Child’s Country Director for the DRC explains how.
Today, we're proud to launch our new film to highlight the devastating effects of war on childhood mental health and wellbeing.
One of the best things about working for War Child is that you meet people who you know you'll remember for the rest of your life.
In five years, Players of the People’s Postcode Lottery have supported War Child with a total of £10m. This is an incredible amount.
War Child releases four classic albums originally released for War Child between 2002 and 2009, on War Child Records, our new independent record label.
Around the world, thousands of children are living through conflict. Your gift can help keep them safe.
The show will be amongst the biggest to mark the return of live music and will be War Child’s first event since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.