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Rangoonwala Foundation: School Gardens Top-Up for AidConnect War Child's school gardens project aims to promote a sustainable solution for schools thanks to gardening activities which foster better access to quality education and supports a sustainable school meal system. The Rangoonwala Foundation has agreed to provide a grant to War Child for both Kibabi primary school and Beho primary school to take part in this project. With the use of that grant, the following will be achieved:

-War Child will work with the community and local authorities to identify, rent and prepare an additional 3-5 hectares of land, including clearing and ploughing
- War Child will purchase and distribute agricultural inputs such as climate-smart seeds, pesticides, fertilisers to improve productivity, agricultural tools
- War Child will work with the community to ensure good crops’ maintenance and protection measures are in place for the gardens to yield a strong productivity
- War Child will train parents and teachers in efficient and sustainable agricultural techniques for fruits and vegetables production
- War Child will train cooks, teachers, committees and pupils on food hygiene, healthy eating and nutrition
- War Child will support the transformation of harvest into school meals.
- War Child will provide kitchen equipment to Beho primary school who already have developed their school gardens through FCDO funding but need kitchen equipment to be able to provide the school meals.

1,388 children will benefit from the gardens as follows:
- 883 school children (405 girls and 478 boys) will have access to meals in the Kibabi primary school.
- 100% will attend lessons about botany and their environment (as part of the national curriculum) in the school gardens.
- 75% of children will report an improvement of their learning.
- 80-100% of children will receive 3 meals per week for a term thanks to the gardens' production.

- 505 children (235 girls and 270 boys) will have access to school meals in Beho primary school.
- 80-100% of children will receive 2 school meals per week for a month thanks to the school gardens.

Both schools will see improved attendance.
Stanley Thomas Jonhnson Foundation: UNICEF Ndele Annual Top-Up + COVID-19 Adaptation - Annual top-up (second year out of three) from the Stanley Thomas Johnson Foundation to complement the UNICEF-funded grant in Ndele which ended on 31 July;
- Top-up received from the Stanley Thomas Johnson Foundation to cover (retroactively as necessary) COVID-19 adaptation costs of the UNICEF project in Ndele.
OCHA: Provision of critical child protection services for vulnerable children living in the conflicted affected districts of Maqbanah and Makha, Taiz Governorate This project will support 6,592 conflict-affected people from the host and IDP communities in Maqbanah and Makha, Taiz Governorate, by strengthening community-based protection mechanisms that prevent, mitigate, and respond to protection issues and providing specialized assistance to children and adults with specific protection needs.
Effective approaches to end the worst forms of child labour The programme’s aim is that All children enjoy their rights to protection from the worst forms of child labour. It will do so in view of its four long-term outcomes: Outcome 1: Girls and boys understand and exercise their rights and agency to not be exploited Outcome 2: Girls and boys in the most vulnerable families have context-specific alternatives to child labour Outcome 3. Laws and policies on child labour and modern day slavery are implemented and enforced with effective prosecutions Outcome 4: Global and national businesses strengthen supply chain due diligence and capacity to remove the WFCL and modern day slavery from all levels of the supply chain
Wace Foundation: Reintegration of CAAFAGs in Masisi, North Kivu (pilot) Reintegration pilot
OCHA: Provision of Lifesaving Child Protection Services to most Vulnerable Children in Herat, Badghis and Ghor Provinces Emergency response child protection project across Badghis, Ghor and Herat within four AHF priority districts (2 in Herat, 1 in Badghis and 1 in Ghor) over six months.
Renforcement de la résilience des enfants affectés par les conflits armés, dans et en dehors des écoles, dans la Sous-Préfecture de Ndélé (Préfecture de Bamingui Bangoran) Renforcement de la résilience des enfants affectés par les conflits armés, dans et en dehors des écoles, dans la Sous-Préfecture de Ndélé (Préfecture de Bamingui Bangoran)
OCHA: Provision of Holistic Child Protection in Emergency Assistance to Crisis-Affected Girls and Boys in Herat, Badghis, and Ghor Provinces Holistic emergency child protection response project to address the significant humanitarian child protection needs caused by drought, conflict, COVID-19, and deepening poverty of displacement-affected boys, girls, women, and men in three provinces (11 districts) of Afghanistan for a six-month period.
Education and Child Protection for Vulnerable Children This project addresses the social, protection and educational needs of street working and displaced children in Kabul, Afghanistan and  includes a research study that will enable WCUK to improve its understanding of the prevalence and effects of child labour in the informal carpet industry in Kabul, whilst also providing basic education and psychosocial care to affected children;
UNICEF: Child-Community Consultations - CAAFAG Reintegration War Child UK will support child and community consultations in 3 locations in the Masisi area of the DRC. The consultations are part of the efforts to establish the evidence base information required to develop a Joint Global Programme on Child Reintegration. War Child UK will be responsible for identifying the locations for the consultations, for hiring enumerators, for selecting participants to the consultations and for organising and running the consultations in the three sites. Consultations will be in the form of focus group discussions (FGDs).
Dutch Relief Alliance: DRC Joint Response Phase 3 in Masisi, North Kivu This project funded by the Dutch Relief Alliance aims to address gaps in education and protection in Masisi territory, North Kivu. War Child UK’s multi-sectoral package of activities under the Consortium headed by War Child Holland includes teacher’s training; catch-up classes; prevention and response to violence, exploitation, abuse and neglect in communities; referral mechanisms; child-friendly spaces; psychosocial support through War Child’s DEALs methodology; SGBV interventions through prevention and response; capacity-building of community-based protection structures; support to separated and unaccompanied children through care systems (foster families and family reunification); and increasing community awareness and capacity on children’s rights and child protection issues.
Leri Charitable Trust: VoiceMore Masisi Top-Up for AidConnect A top-up received from the Leri Charitable Trust to be spent on supporting the VoiceMore assistant under PACE/AidConnect in the DRC
Recovery and Resilience in Education in Iraq (DC) Recovery and Resilience in Education
UNICEF Ouham & Ouham-Pendé 2021 Case management, PSS, community-level protection.
Provision of specialised child protection assistance to highly affected out-of-camp IDP and returnee communities Provision of specialized child protection assistance to highly affected out-of-camp IDP and returnee communities in underserved areas of Tilkaif, Tuz, & Kirkuk.
Provision of Assistance to POCs in Sinuni This project will offer services to Yazidi returnees from Dohuk camps going back to the Sinuni area
TeamUp: Improving children’s resilience through movement–based activities and sport .
Dutch Relief Alliance: DRC Joint Response Phase 4 in Masisi, North Kivu This project funded by the Dutch Relief Alliance aims to address gaps in education and protection in Masisi territory, North Kivu. War Child UK’s multi-sectoral package of activities under the Consortium headed by War Child Holland includes teacher’s training; catch-up classes; prevention and response to violence, exploitation, abuse and neglect in communities; referral mechanisms; child-friendly spaces; psychosocial support through War Child’s DEALs methodology; SGBV interventions through prevention and response; capacity-building of community-based protection structures; support to separated and unaccompanied children through care systems (foster families and family reunification); and increasing community awareness and capacity on children’s rights and child protection issues.
Ending violence against children: child protection and reintegration of children in conflict with the law in Kinshasa and Goma. Despite the fact that the LCP is considered as a model for its comprehensivenessm the Congolese population is barely aware of its content, and children have no one to go to when they are victims of violence. DIVAS, the ministry in charge of CP, does not have the capacities nor the resources for its implementation.; (1) With the helpline, children will be provided with advice from trained \\\"listeners\\\" (social workers, members of child parliament). State agents (DIVAS, police, CT, etc.) will have their capacities strengthened through training and provision of equipments. 
(2) Prevention and sensitisation activities will be undertaken through multi-media campaigns. A participative research activity will be undertaken through multimedia campaigns.;
Geoff Herrington Foundation: Response to COVID-19 Through this holistic COVID-19 response, we aim to achieve the following:
1. Vulnerable children and their families have increased awareness on COVID-19 and best practices to limit its spread.

2. Vulnerable children and their families have access to critical support and protection services through child helplines, case management, unstructured psychosocial support and referral services.

3. Protection risks of vulnerable people reduced through provision of individual protection assistance
4. Increased capacity for service delivery of the Child Helpline
Building a protective environment and access to quality education BUILDING A PROTECTIVE ENVIRONMENT AND ACCESS TO QUALITY EDUCATION
OCHA: Strengthening the Protection of the Most Vulnerable Children and Families in the Context of COVID-19 Prevention and Child Protection Issues in Ndele The project aims to strengthen the capacities of community structures to prevent COVID-19, as well as violence against the most vulnerable children in Ndele, CAR. It aims to save lives and reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19 in vulnerable communities.

The project focuses on 2 main components:
1) Community capacity building to protect children and prevent and reduce the impact of the spread of COVID-19 on communities;
2) Direct or remote psychosocial response, as well as holistic assistance (psychosocial support, referral and socio-economic assistance) to survivors of GBV and families at risk of violence.
Clifford Chance: Access to Education for Young Children and Parents Affected by Conflict Funding from the Clifford Chance Foundation will enable us to launch a vital pilot project in Iraq for 2 years to address the early childhood development (ECD) needs for children and their parents, inform our wider ECD approach and contribute to access to education for children affected by conflict globally.

Early childhood (0-6 years) is the crucial period for physical, cognitive, emotional and social development. Parental support is key to a young child’s development, but conflict and displacement can affect caregivers’ ability to provide appropriate care and impacts the support a child receives at this important time.

Location: Qayarra, Southern Mosul, Northern Iraq
OCHA: Integrated Child Protection in Emergency Assistance for the Most Vulnerable Girls and Boys Affected by Conflict, Drought, and COVID-19 in Herat, Badghis and Ghor An integrated emergency response child protection project to address the growing humanitarian child protection needs created by drought, conflict, COVID-19, and other emergencies affecting boys, girls, women, and men in three provinces of Afghanistan over six months. The project’s purpose is to ensure vulnerable children and families have timely and effective access to child protection assistance and increase their psychosocial wellbeing and resilience to future shocks.
START Fund: Protection Emergency Response for Children and Families Surviving the Volcanic Eruption in Goma The proposed action aims at ensuring that vulnerable children are protected against additional risks of violence, abuse, exploitation and emotional distress provoked by the sudden displacement and family separations in the aftermath of the volcanic eruption. The consortium (War Child and its national partner MIDEFEHOPS) proposes to cover the needs in child protection, housing, FTR and information on protection issues. We propose to strengthen community-led prevention through community-based awareness-raising activities and the provision of FTR services and PSS to the most vulnerable. The key activities we will implement during the 45-day project duration are the following:

- Strengthen child protection networks in the targeted areas for appropriate and safe support. Network members will receive training on the main threats faced by children during massive displacement, and they will be supported to update the referral pathways and coordination in the targeted areas.

- Welcome and support children in need of protection in three housing centers during massive displacement (services include shelter, food and psychosocial activities). Initial rapid assessments will identify gaps in terms of safety for children in the centers and a quick improvement plan for safer services.

- Family tracing and reunification will be strengthened with more qualified resources in order to make sure that children are reunified as quickly as possible with their family members. This activity will be done with authorized ressources from DIVAS and based on SOPs validated by the Child Protection Working Group.

- Mass sensitization on protection issues with a focus on child protection and SGBV.

- Referral and access to protection services. Protection issues will be continuously monitored during displacement, in IDPs centres and in host communities. Financial resources will be made available to support and refer children who might face more critical protection issues such as exploitation and abuse, physical violence, sudden health issues etc. Critical situations within households that might put children at higher risk of protection issues will be take into consideration as well.

- Distribution of dignity kits to women in need. As a result of awareness-raising activities on protection and SGBV, the project is expected to support women and young girl victims of violence or feeling who might need additional support in term of NFIs and financial assistance.
Can\'t Wait to Learn Can’t Wait to Learn proposes new solutions to the urgent challenges facing education for children in emergencies. The programme targets children in refugee learning centres and utilises innovative technological solutions with a focus on serious gaming. The blended learning approach for these children has an additional focus on psychosocial well-being and life skills for resilience.
DFID Aid Connect: Ending the Worst Forms of Child Labour (CAR - Phase 2) This programme will enable boys and girls to enjoy their rights to be protected from the worst forms of child labour in CAR, DRC and Ethiopia. It will specifically focus on those forcibly recruited into armed conflict, used in prostitution, forced labour or hazardous work in fragile contexts. Over 24,200 people will benefit directly (of which 14,547 are children including 7126 boys and 7412 girls). Over 400,000 people will benefit indirectly and through reach of the awareness raising, legal and media components although the potential is much greater than this number.
Improving access to quality accredited formal education for most vulnerable children facing barriers to access education in Sana'a and Al-Hodeida governorates This project will directly assist 17,700 beneficiaries of IDP and host community children and their families, school personnel and community members in Al-Munirah district, Al-Hodaidah governorate, through our implementing partner HRT and in Al-Haymah Al-Dakhiliyah and Al-Haymah Al-Kharijiyah, Sana'a governorate. As per the Education cluster objectives and the YHF 2nd Allocation Strategy objectives, the project is part of the first line of action with the intention to cover high priority gaps in first and second responses in the previously identified locations of Sana'a and Al-Hodeidah governorates and improve access to formal education for those most vulnerable. The activities are as follows: The establishment of 40 Temporary Learning Classrooms (TLC's) with furniture and supplies, the distribution of 4000 new and 1500 repaired desks to other learning spaces. In addition, 17,000 children will be receiving school bags and essential learning material, 500 teachers’ kits, 25 recreational kits and 30 first aid kits will be distributed. Furthermore, a total of 25 schools, incl. WASH facilities will be rehabilitated, while 17,000 children will be receiving hygiene kits and hygiene awareness sessions. War Child UK will be providing 450 teachers with Teachers in Conflict Context (TiCC) Training and 250 teachers will be trained on alternative education opportunities through community based classrooms (through the establishment of F&M councils). These activities will be verified through monthly monitoring visits and reports.
CAR Joint Response III – Protection of Children in Ouham High-quality protection and livelihoods support to children and young people in Ouham prefecture, with a particular focus on IDPs and returnees, CAAFAG and unaccompanied and separated children (UASC). • Objective 1: Protection of conflict-affected populations is reinforced by reducing aggrevating factors through supporting community mechanisms that enhance freedom of movement and provide for physical and moral integrity. • Objective 2: Objective 2: Conflict affected populations have access to protection according to fundamental Human Rights (inclusive of GBV and Children's rights) as well as to effective prevention mechanisms upholding their security and dignity • Objective 3: Reinforce the protection mechanisms at community level as well as access to basic services
Support for CAAFAG with Sports Component Support for CAAFAG with Sports Component
PPA consortium grant (WCUK) Strategic programme support & development (part of consortium with Restless Development & Youth Business International);
UNOCHA: Project to improve access to integrated child protection and gender-based violence services by communities affected by armed conflict in Koui Emergency response project focused on child protection and GBV in three localities of Koui including Koui, Bahdi and Segdou.
Mackintosh Foundation:  Emergency Cash Assistance (Part 3 of 3) One of three small grants of £30,000 from Choose Love, £50,000 from the Mackintosh Foundation, and £10,000 from the Dullatur Foundation (all combined into one project) will ensure War Child can provide cash assistance for an estimated 146 households in Western Afghanistan in two monthly instalments. This will help to restore their access to food and medicines.
Strengthening the Resilience of Children Affected by Armed Conflict in Ouham and Ouham-Pende Prefectures - Prevent and respond to the needs of young people affected by armed conflict and displacement ; - Help the socio-economic reintegration of CAFAAGs; - Improve families and communities abilities to protect children and young people from abuse, exploitation and violence.
UNICEF Youth Basra, Anbar, Baghdad Advancing Young People's Learning, Social Inclusion, and transition to work
Evan Cornish Foundation: VoiceMore Masisi Continuation of the work undertaken in 2020-2022 by the VoiceMore group operating in Masisi, initially financed by the Partnership Against Child Exploitation (PACE) grant, which focuses on advocacy around the key drivers of the worst forms of child labour. T
FSL support to vulnerable households in Al-Haymah Al-Dakhiliya FSL support to vulnerable households
Vladimir Kantor: Supporting Early Childhood Development during the COVID-19 Crisis Vladimir Kantor: Supporting Early Childhood Development during the COVID-19
WCUK: Monitoring Child Protection Violations in the M23 Crisis – North Kivu, Nyiragongo and Rutshuru Territories (2023) This project aims to ensure the timely availability of reliable and coordinated information on the protection of children affected by the M23 crisis in the territories of Rutshuru and Nyiragongo.

To do this, the project will implement activities such as:
- Capacity-building of local protection actors and DIVAS community child protection networks (RECOPE) in affected areas on protection monitoring, including on child protection and child safeguarding.
- Coordinated collection and sharing of child protection incidents with humanitarian and state child protection actors. The protection risks to be monitored will be established jointly with child protection actors in the affected areas.

To ensure community engagement and the sustainability of project actions, the project will support the community protection networks (RECOPES) set up by the Division of Social Affairs (DIVAS), WCUK's state partner with the prime responsibility for social protection.
Ramadan Food Packs 2020 Distribution of Food Packs for Ramadan 2020, Al Haymah Ad Dakhiliyah district, Sana'a Governorate
WCUK: Monitoring Child Protection Violations in the  Crisis in North Kivu, Nyiragongo and Rutshuru Territories The project aims to ensure the timely availability of reliable and coordinated information on the protection of children affected by the crisis in the territories of Rutshuru and Nyiragongo, for a period of six months.

To do this, the project will implement activities such as:
- Capacity-building of local protection actors and DIVAS community child protection networks (RECOPE) in affected areas on protection monitoring, including on child protection and child safeguarding.
- Coordinated collection and sharing of child protection incidents with humanitarian and state child protection actors. The protection risks to be monitored will be established jointly with child protection actors in the affected areas.

To ensure community engagement and the sustainability of project actions, the project will support the community protection networks (RECOPES) set up by the Division of Social Affairs (DIVAS), WCUK's state partner with the prime responsibility for social protection.
OCHA: Comprehensive Support to the Needs of Children in the Context of COVID-19 in Iraq Comprehensive Support to the Needs of Children in the Context of COVID-19 in Iraq