The Ebola outbreak in West Africa caused devastation to the lives of children, many of whom like Jesse (6) lost parents and …

Today is the International Day of Zero Tolerance for FGM (Female Genital Mutilation), a violent, traumatising procedure that violates the human rights …

Thanks in part to ChildFund’s emergency relief efforts in West Africa, recently honoured with a major humanitarian award; the Ebola emergency is slowly starting …

As Europeans, what do we mean by “sustainable development” and how dose it effect children’s lives?  MEP’s Brian Hayes, Lynn Boylan and …

Encouraging children to read and providing them with the means to do so is an important part of ChildFunds work internationally, and …

ChildFund Ireland CEO Michael Kiely received the award of behalf of our international colleagues and everybody in the ChildFund International family Dublin, …

Early childhood development is a key element of the work ChildFund does around the world.  Assisting under fives to grow up happier and healthier …

For ChildFund Ireland, the right of children to be protected from all forms of harm is something that all of society should be engaged with, in short, a ‘no-brainer’, and it seems that many of you agree.

As 2015 approaches, world leaders – with Ireland and Kenya leading the negotiations – are at work crafting a set of goals that will …

Since 2012, the United Nations marks 11 October as the International Day of the Girl Child. The day promotes girls’ human rights, …