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Rebuilding safety and childhoods in Gaza: Kareem’s story

In contexts of war, access to education is often one of the first things children lose, and one of the most vital to restore. Beyond learning, education provides children with stability, routine, and a pathway to recovery. In Gaza, children and their families are being supported not only to return to learning, but to rebuild a sense of safety, confidence, and hope. This is the purpose of War Child's project Reconnecting to Education implemented by a local partner in Gaza, with support from READ Foundation.

New Study: Gaza’s Children Face Severe Psychological Toll Amid Catastrophic War

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.

More Than 150,000 Children Separated From Their Parents by War Violence

Unaccompanied children face enormous challenges worldwide. A recent UNHCR study shows that more than 150,000 of them face the devastating effects of conflict and displacement. Alone or separated from their families, these children are at heightened risk of exploitation, abuse and other serious violations of their rights.