Three Years After War Began, What Comes Next for Sudan's Children?
April 15 is not just a date in Sudan. For millions of people, it marks the moment life changed.
News and stories
Read the latest news from War Child and the stories of the children and families we support around the world.
What happens to learning when war enters the classroom.
Zeina, a mother and education specialist with War Child, writes from Lebanon
“Every day, I am living through strikes and aerial bombardment.”
Voices from Lebanon: Amal, 17, describes what life looks like as violence escalates.
Ariana's Story
Trapped beneath the rubble for three days after the Afghanistan earthquake.
Afghanistan Earthquake: Five Months On, Recovery Continues
Following a devastating earthquake in eastern Afghanistan, War Child and its partners, with FCDO support, are helping families rebuild their lives.
This Mother's day we honour mothers protecting childhoods in conflict.
Across the Middle East, Africa and beyond, millions of mothers are protecting their children while navigating displacement, uncertainty and conflict. War Child's Be There Programme creates safe spaces where caregivers receive support to help their children heal and rebuild their lives.
Inside the shelters supporting families fleeing the war in Lebanon
Across 28 shelters, War Child and its partners are providing children and families with safety, care and support.
One in ten children forced to flee their homes in Lebanon
Find out more about the devastating impact as the war enters second week in the Middle East.
Umomubana’s story
Umomubana (16), fled from Sudan to Uganda with her sister after their parents were killed.
This is home. A mother’s story from Ukraine.
Diana shares how fear, stress and trauma shape her children’s lives and how community support helps her family cope, recharge and find hope four years into the full-scale war.
“I’m not a psychologist who can easily forget.”
After four years of war, Ukrainian children’s mental health needs are more urgent than ever.
Amal's story
Amal (17), and her sister Lala (13), survived a devastating attack in Lebanon. With psychological support, they are learning to feel safe again
