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In the wake of conflict, bringing with it significant challenges over the past four months in Lebanon, War Child in Lebanon is looking ahead to shore up its work safeguarding children and strengthening communities.
The 1 million children in Gaza will require intense mental health support to rebuild their lives, warns War Child, despite the long-overdue ceasefire agreement which will come into effect this Sunday, 19 January 2025. But only when this ceasefire becomes permanent can that work finally begin at scale.
EQUIP is a free resource with a digital platform that can be used to guide competency assessment. This paper describes EQUIP's 5-year development (2018–23) and the rationale supporting its contents and use.
War Child Alliance joins 68 organisations operating in Yemen voicing concern of consequences of escalations on civilians in Yemen.
This proof-of-concept study evaluated an optimisation strategy for the Community Case Detection Tool (CCDT) aimed at improving community-level mental health detection and help-seeking among children aged 6–18 years.
This paper argues that the field of global mental health might benefit from applying a system theory or system science perspective.
A new report out of Gaza lays bare the profound psychological impact of the ongoing war, particularly on children who are injured, disabled, separated from their families, or unaccompanied.
After a decade of dedicated service to children, War Child is closing its office in Iraq. As we reflect on the impact of key programmes, we also look forward to a brighter outlook for young people across the war-torn country.
The ongoing war in Sudan has displaced millions with over 810,000 seeking refuge in South Sudan: a country already grappling with its own humanitarian challenges. As the crisis deepens, urgent action is needed to address the overwhelming need for protection, healthcare and education, especially for vulnerable women and children.
