6.5 million children have been displaced due to the ongoing conflict.

When Survival Replaces Play, Every Child Loses

Displacement uproots children from everything familiar and safe. Instead of enjoying play, learning, and family warmth, they face harsh realities and struggles no child should endure.

Imagine a world where:

Playgrounds are replaced by refugee tents.
Classrooms are lost to overcrowded shelters.
Laughter is muted by the need to find clean water and food.
Dreams of the future are overshadowed by memories of conflict and loss.

For these children, fear and isolation have replaced childhood joys. Before offering education or resources, we must first restore their sense of safety and trust.

We have seen that traumatised children require more than just educational interventions; they need comprehensive psychosocial support to address their mental health needs.

Effective rehabilitation for these children involves creating safe environments, providing mental health services, and ensuring consistent, nurturing care to facilitate healing and learning.

Numbers that Demand Action

Malnutrition

Nearly 45% of deaths among children under 5 are linked to malnutrition, translating to about 3 million young lives lost each year.

in Child Labour

An estimated 720,000 children are engaged in child labour, often in dangerous sectors such as agriculture and industry.

Displaced

Approximately 6.5 million children have been displaced due to the ongoing conflict, facing significant risks to their safety and well-being.

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Desperate, and Defenceless:
The Reality for Millions of Children

We are on the ground in these countries where children need us most, providing essential support and hope to restore their stolen childhoods.

Gaza

In Gaza, months of conflict have left children facing trauma, food shortages, and constant threats, with schools and playgrounds in ruins.

Rohingya Camps

Rohingya children in overcrowded camps lack clean water, education, and healthcare, with classrooms and playgrounds as distant dreams.

Malayu in Thailand

Malayu children face limited access to education and safety, with support services struggling to meet their essential needs.

Uyghur

Displaced Uyghur children lack stable shelter, schooling, and healthcare, as they navigate life without basic security.

Indonesia

Vulnerable children in Indonesia face challenges accessing healthcare and education, with safe spaces for learning and play in short supply.

Studies have found that 54% of children in Gaza suffer from severe Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), with an additional 33.5% experiencing moderate levels.