Ariana's Story
Trapped beneath the rubble for three days after the Afghanistan earthquake.
Trapped beneath the rubble for three days after the Afghanistan earthquake.
Following a devastating earthquake in eastern Afghanistan, War Child and its partners, with FCDO support, are helping families rebuild their lives.
Across 28 shelters, War Child and its partners are providing children and families with safety, care and support.
With support from the UK government through UK Aid Match, young people are gaining skills that help prevent child labour and early marriage.
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 are calling on the authorities in Afghanistan to allow humanitarian organisations to allow both men and women to work so we can continue to support the children who need to access vital services.
Wakil, aged 16, lives in Afghanistan with his family. As Wakil was on the verge of dropping out of school, he met War Child Case Management Workers who referred him to a project which provided cash assistance.
With recent attacks against NGOs, Afghanistan continues to be one of the most complex and challenging places to work.
War Child's new report, Rethink Child Soldiers, outlines how current efforts to reintegrate ex-child soldiers back into communities aren't good enough.
Every day, 11 unaccompanied children trudge across the border between Afghanistan and Iran.