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Post ceasefire, War Child and our partners are rapidly scaling up our essential mental health care, education, and protection for children to tackle the humanitarian crisis in the occupied Palestinian territories.

The Central African Republic has struggled with violence and political instability for decades, leaving 2.8 million people in need of humanitarian assistance, including 1.3 million children.

Uganda has become home to 1.7 million refugees from neighbouring countries but with funding and resources dwindling, 2.4 million locals and refugees are now in urgent need.

Afghanistan faces an urgent and profound crisis, with fewer than 16% of people able to meet their basic needs.

Fifty years of armed conflict have left millions of Colombian children at risk of violence, displaced, and lacking the essentials to survive.

The world’s youngest nation has a history dominated by conflict and violence. The impact on children is severe with dire food shortages, families separated and limited access to basic health care.

Since the war in Ukraine started in 2022, War Child has been providing life-saving support to the millions of children in need.

Decades of conflict, worsened by natural disasters and medical outbreaks, make the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo) one of the hardest places in the world to be a child.

VoiceMore youth in Uganda are campaigning for better protection of orphans and children who have been separated from their families.

War Child’s VoiceMore programme empowers young people affected by armed conflict to share their experiences and act on issues impacting them.

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