Democratic Republic of Congo
Reintegrating children who have escaped armed groups into their communities, youth-led advocacy, and promoting sustainable livelihoods are at the core of our work for children in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
Reintegrating children who have escaped armed groups into their communities, youth-led advocacy, and promoting sustainable livelihoods are at the core of our work for children in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
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.
Afghanistan is facing an urgent and profound crisis, with two-thirds of its population in dire need of humanitarian aid due to conflict, economic decline, and frequent natural disasters.
The devastating impacts of the war in Iraq are still being felt by children and their families across the country.
Since 2012, War Child has been responding to the conflict-driven crisis in Syria. In 2023, our efforts intensified due to the devastating earthquakes in the northwest of the country.
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24 teams from the music community came together for a 5-a-side football tournament with a common goal: to support children living through war around the world.
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