Stopping the bombs is only the beginning. There may be a ceasefire, but little lives are still in grave danger and we can't reach them without you.
Using our 30 years of experience and proven methods, we aim to reach children as quickly as possible when conflict breaks out and stay long after the cameras have gone to support them through their recovery.
At War Child, we will never give up on children affected by conflict.
Thanks to War Child, I can go to school now. It is wonderful and there are many fun games.Hamas, aged 12, Yemen Read more stories
For over 25 years we have been working with artists, labels and the music industry to release records and put on unforgettable shows. With event series such as BRITs Week and Day Of The Girl, to new music initiatives including War Child Records and The Right To Dance, there’s something for everyone to get involved with.
We have been working with the gaming community for over 15 years to raise money for our life-changing programmes. From buying and playing games to becoming one of our gaming partners, find out how you can help to protect children affected by conflict.
We have teamed up with our friends from the creative industries to offer an array of products, including bespoke homeware and limited-edition prints, as well as the opportunity to buy virtual gifts and one-of-a-kind experiences. Every purchase on Shop for Good will go towards ensuring that we can be there for children whose lives have been torn apart by war.
Thanks to the incredible generosity of our supporters, we’re very proud to have reached more than one million children and family members in 2025 with the support they needed to stay safe, continue their education and begin to recover from war.
After 1,000 days of war, childhood in Gaza has been transformed by loss, displacement and survival. Salma's story reflects the reality facing a generation of children growing up in conflict.
One thousand days of war in Gaza have left a generation of children living through violence, displacement and loss.
Endorsed by more than 190 organisations and coalitions, this letter calls for urgent action at a critical moment for education funding.
Record Store Day UK has announced three charity prize draws of signed limited-edition Bowers & Wilkins speakers.
After war killed her husband, parents and other family members, Sabrin fled Sudan with her five children. Her story reflects the courage of millions of refugees rebuilding their lives after unimaginable loss.
The UN Secretary-General's latest annual report on children and armed conflict has verified that 24,174 children suffered grave violations of their rights across 23 conflicts in 2025.
On International Day of Play, we're celebrating Can't Wait to Learn Ukraine. The Ukrainian version of our game-based learning platform is now owned by the Ukrainian government and part of the country's education system.
Three months since violence escalated across the Middle East, children in Lebanon continue to face the devastating consequences of conflict as repeated attacks undermine a fragile ceasefire and make it unsafe for many families to return home.
A landmark UN resolution on the rights of children affected by armed conflict has been adopted unanimously by the Human Rights Council, with children and young people directly contributing to the process for the first time.
In Masisi, children affected by violence are beginning to breathe again through mental health and wellbeing support. TeamUp is helping children feel safe, connected and supported through movement, games and play.
Zina who lives in Gaza is only eight years old, yet she has already experienced enough loss and fear to last a lifetime.
