We help children traumatised by wars, disasters and other catastrophic events worldwide.
Many have lived through terrible dangers – air raids, shelling, fires, earthquakes, displacement, disease. Some have lost their homes and even their loved ones.
For these children, we bring hope.
Our globally recognised trauma recovery techniques have helped children affected by conflicts in Gaza, Israel, Ukraine and Afghanistan, by earthquakes in Turkey, by the Grenfell fire in London and many other crises.
You can join this vital work – by training to use our psychological interventions or by raising funds to help us reach more children.
Together we can give them a brighter future.
Latest news
Middleton’s million steps in May
Army veteran David Middleton is taking a million steps around Devon to raise funds for us.
April training report
Our latest course attracted trainees from six different countries including Lebanon, Gaza and Kuwait.
Bill Yule Award for former trustee
The first Lifetime Achievement Award in honour of our co-founder Bill Yule has been announced.
Children in Iran
Our letter in today’s Guardian newspaper about children affected by the war in Iran
Our Trainers’ Forum
Our new Trainers’ Forum unites decades of experience in caring for children around the world.
“My life is in your hands!”
Psychoanalyst Catherine Cox reflects on how the war in Ukraine is affecting children there.
You can make a difference
Our mission is to help children overcome the trauma of wars and other disasters.
You can support this life-changing work by making a donation or raising funds.





