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Protection of children in Bogotá, Colombia: A feasibility study of a community-led child protection approach

Globally, about one billion children experience violence, affecting individuals, families, communities, and society. In Colombia, ongoing conflict and drug-related armed violence drive high violence…

Development process of a context-specific instrument to measure children's sense of protection (PROTECT)

Violence against children (VAC) is a global problem, and the development of empirical methods to better understand its nature is a step towards tackling this challenge.

Research and Development

Driving evidence-based impact for children affected by conflict Children growing up in conflict face complex challenges, from emotional distress and interrupted education to heightened protection…

Our partners

We work with a wide range of partners to improve the lives of children affected by conflict and crisis. By bringing together our expertise, experience and knowledge, we develop, deliver and scale…

Partner with us

Partner with War Child War Child works alongside partners around the world to support children and youth affected by conflict. We know that those affected by conflict and violence are best placed to…

Partnerships

Partnerships

We believe those closest to the realities of conflict are best placed to shape and lead the work.

Advocacy

Advocacy

We advocate with and for children in conflict to change the policies, decisions and behaviours that put children at risk.

Same blackboard, different futures

Across Darfur, different classrooms are creating common ground through learning, friendship and play.

The Care System

From research to impact  To ensure our Care System of methodologies are effective, we follow a structured research process: from formative research and co-design with partners, to…

Teaching through conflict: How CORE is restoring hope to teachers in Eastern DRC

In Masisi, a War Child methodology demonstrates how teacher psychosocial wellbeing can be measured and strengthened, even under pressure.