Read the latest news from War Child and the stories of the children and families we support around the world.
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RE-PLAY is a fundraising campaign that encourages gamers to recall the nostalgia of childhood by jumping into classic and retro-inspired video games, while supporting some of the world’s most vulnerable children living in war zones.
As part of Record Store Day 2022 you could get your hands on a Limited Edition Rega turntable signed by Sam Fender whilst helping War Child UK support the unfolding crisis in Ukraine.
A unique art piece created by Paul Weller’s bass player Andy Crofts in light of the crisis in Ukraine is to be auctioned off, with the support of the Paul Weller band.
As a new phase of violent conflict began today in Ukraine, War Child is deeply concerned for the welfare of 7.5 million children – who are at grave risk of death, injury, mental distress, and displacement following an increased escalation in hostilities.
What if we all took on the challenge to go the distance so that children living in warzones don’t have to?
First released back in 2000 and now available as a vinyl double album for Christmas 2021, ‘It’s A Cool, Cool Christmas’ features artists including The Flaming Lips, Belle & Sebastian and Snow Patrol.
Bastille and Elbow are among the many star performers for Love Not War, an unmissable night of first-class music, all in the name of fundraising for War Child and Choose Love.
War Child UK, the UN Special Representative on Children and Armed Conflict and the ILO call for an end to the recruitment and use of children in armed conflict by 2025.
War Child UK mobilises underground music community with the launch of new scene-led fundraising platform, The Right To Dance.
Streaming events and a massive sale are the order of the day for the charity activation which will launch on 23 October.
In the newly published report today, War Child argues that building the capacity of partner military forces, without appropriate efforts to ensure that the capacity is used in accordance with international law and best practice, places more children at risk.
