Resource region: UK

Front cover image from War Child report Being 'a Force for Good.'

Being a 'Force for Good' - How the UK's military partnerships can better protect children

War Child UK

In 2019, the UK had support relationships in at least eight countries where grave violations against children were verified by the UN. In this new report, War Child states 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.

Participant smiles to the camera in a camp for those displaced by conflict.

Annual report 2016

War Child UK

In 2016, we reached 109,000 children, young people and adults across our country programmes thanks to the generosity of our incredible supporters and partners.

Children in Afghanistan smile at one of War Child's centres.

Annual report 2017

War Child UK

In 2017, thanks to our amazing supporters and partners we were able to reach 165,237 children, young people and adults – beating our annual target of 160,000.

Girl at school.

Annual report 2018

War Child UK

2018 was another proud year for War Child in our efforts to support and stand up for children in some of the most hostile environments on earth. As a result of our work, more than 100,000 children and their families living with the scourge of conflict across Africa and the Middle East were able to access a range of crucial services.

Boy smiling as he completes his school work.

Annual report 2019

War Child UK

Thanks to our amazing supporters and partners, we reached a total of 100,217 children, young people and adults in conflict-affected countries in 2019.