Christmas Appeal

The charity Street Child offers former child brides a way to break the cycle of early marriage by escaping poverty

For Hamidullah Abawi, staying in Afghanistan was not an option

Readers of The Times and The Sunday Times have been changing lives through Whizz Kidz, Feeding Britain and Street Child

A children’s centre offers a welcome distraction from air raid sirens.

Child amputees in Sierra Leone face discrimination and exclusion. Find out how Street Child is helping change their story.

Street Child is delighted to be supported by the Rt Hon Andrew Mitchell MP and Minister of State of the United Kingdom for Development and Africa.

Street Child has helped almost 8,000 children in a Nigerian town blighted by jihadists — providing trauma counselling and training for work.

The charity spent 15 months in 2021 and 2022 helping almost 100 survivors of trafficking and working to intercept vulnerable girls from the hands of smugglers.

Grace Ebele was taken from Nigeria to Libya, brutalised and shot at. Now she has new skills and her own shop.

Dame Helen Mirren is backing our Christmas appeal and asks Times readers to support Street Child and help lift children out of poverty.

The children of subsistence farmers are being taught to be future leaders

Street Child offers a way out of poverty and illiteracy for children across the world.

Freetown’s most infamous slum quarter is home to 10,000 people but has only one school with three ramshackle classrooms.

Alima was taken under the wing of the charity 15 years ago in its first mission.

More than 1,300 schools have been destroyed by Russia. Street Child, one of three charities chosen for our Christmas Appeal, offers education, clothing, food — and psychological support for all

Street Child works across the world to give children an education — and can count on a former beneficiary for help in Uganda.

Hear Street Child CEO & Co-Founder Tom Dannatt on Times Radio.

Actress and rugby star join The Times and Sunday Times Christmas Appeal to raise funds for children worldwide.

Few in Bucha have not been touched by tragedy, but a charity backed by the Times and Sunday Times offers hope.

Help Street Child carry out their vital work.