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Quality of care

Quality of care

We ensure meaningful change for children affected by conflict, by meeting quality standards across our work.

Research and Development

Our Research and Development department ensures that every methodology that we create and deliver with our partners is rigorously tested, scalable and grounded in evidence - because meaningful…

Evidence-based methodologies

Deep dive into our methodologies War Child’s Care System is a toolkit of mental health, social and learning interventions. It is made up of six evidence-based methodologies, five evidence-informed…

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…

New War Child report warns aid cuts are leaving children unprotected

A new report from War Child Alliance warns that deep cuts to humanitarian funding are leaving millions of children without access to life-saving protection, education and mental health and…

About

We are a leading specialist non-profit organisation dedicated to supporting children affected by conflict, to ensure that war does not define their futures.  We are War Child For more…

Cookies & Privacy Policy

1. Application This privacy policy relates to: How we handle information received or collected about you as an individual through the Website, How we communicate with you as an…

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…

Donate Switzerland

Your contribution supports War Child’s international work in mental health and psychosocial support, education and child protection. Together, we can help children recover from the effects of war…

War Child Alliance launches Childhood Beyond Conflict for 10 million children

Today, the War Child Alliance launched Childhood Beyond Conflict, a $100 million global commitment to improve the mental health and wellbeing of 10 million children affected by conflict over the next…