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Young people around the world are taking action against the impacts of conflict and we believe they are the future for change. That’s why we support youth-led campaigning.

In all the conflict-affected countries we work in, children are recruited by armed forces or groups. Supporting their reintegration is crucial for peacebuilding and longer-term stability.

VoiceMore youth in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) are taking action to stop the exploitation and abuse of children. They are campaigning to stop children being used as cattle herders and from being recruited into armed groups.

War Child and Clifford Chance have worked closely together on a range of projects since our partnership first began in 2015.

We have been partnered with N Family Club since 2017, working together to support the educations of children living in conflict zones.

Every child has the right to learn – even during war.

In times of war many children need specialised support.

War Child support caregivers with job skills training, emotional support groups, and parenting workshops to strengthen family relationships and support their children's recovery.

War Child is committed to the protection of all children from any form of abuse, neglect or exploitation.

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.