While millions of children around the world prepare to return to school, millions more across the Middle East are being denied something every child has a right to: an education.

Humanitarian workers stand beside children through conflict but protecting those who serve others is essential to protecting the children and communities who depend on them.

15 August marks five years since the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan took power. Five years on, children across Afghanistan are still living through overlapping crises, threats to their safety and well...

Trapped beneath the rubble for three days after the Afghanistan earthquake.

Children face not only the threat of disease, but fear, disruption and trauma.

HELP(2), the collaborative album created in support of War Child UK, has been shortlisted for the 2026 Mercury Prize Album of the Year.

On World Youth Skills Day, discover how vocational training is helping young people in Afghanistan continue learning and build brighter futures.

Thanks to the incredible generosity of our supporters, we’re very proud to have reached more than one million children and family members in 2025 with the support they needed to stay safe, continue th...

After 1,000 days of war, childhood in Gaza has been transformed by loss, displacement and survival. Salma's story reflects the reality facing a generation of children growing up in conflict.

Enter the prize draws and auctions in War Child's 2026 Spring Clean campaign. Win tickets, signed memorabilia and exclusive experiences featuring Harry Styles, Coldplay, Robbie Williams, The 1975, and...

Sudanese mother smiling with her son and daughter.

Across 28 shelters, War Child and its partners are providing children and families with safety, care and support.

After four years of war, Ukrainian children’s mental health needs are more urgent than ever.

Children should never be a strategy of war.

BRITs Week 2026, presented by War Child. Delivered by DHL. The biggest artists, play their most intimate shows to protect, educate, and stand up for the rights of children living through war.