“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.
News type: Blog
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
He Was Fifteen and They Offered Him a Gun
Children should never be a strategy of war.
Empowering young people through vocational training in Badghis, Afghanistan
With support from the UK government through UK Aid Match, young people are gaining skills that help prevent child labour and early marriage.
When a Ceasefire Doesn’t Bring Peace.
The 27th of November marks one year since a ceasefire came into effect to end the war and bring peace to Lebanon.
Afghanistan Update: Crisis Upon Crisis
From conflict to displacement to environmental disaster, Afghan children are enduring it all. Find out how War Child with our partners are supporting earthquake survivors and returnees on the ground.
We Can't Forget Sudan's Children
War Child’s Emergency Response
612 Million Girls and Women Are Living in Conflict
In war, women and girls suffer most - but when supported, they are often the ones who hold families and communities together.
Millions of children in conflict bear invisible wounds
With the right mental health support they can heal from the trauma of war.
Around the World, Displaced Children are Falling Through the Cracks
Hear about our ambassador Carey Mulligan's experience visiting our programmes in Uganda.
