War Child

More than 468 million children live with the consequences of war and conflict — affected by wars they themselves never started. FKP Scorpio has therefore chosen to support and collaborate with the children's rights organization War Child.

The aim of the partnership is to support children living in war and conflict zones and raise awareness about their vulnerable situation. By combining FKP Scorpio's experience in the cultural and entertainment industry with War Child's expertise in children's rights and protection in crisis areas, the initiative will contribute to a better future for children in need.

FKP spreads War Child's important message and supports their work through fundraising campaigns, information stations, digital initiatives, and at our venues and stages. The power of music, which plays a significant role in War Child's work, is also a way to collaborate and create together.

Through this partnership, we hope to strengthen children’s safety, education, and mental health. For more information on how you can contribute, visit warchild.se.

About War Child

War Child is an international children's rights organization dedicated to protecting, empowering, and amplifying the voices of children in war and conflict zones worldwide. Operating in 19 countries, the organization provides critical programs in protection, education, psychosocial support, and youth empowerment. Through its work, War Child helps children process trauma, rebuild confidence, and lay a stable foundation for a safe and peaceful future.

War Child creates safe environments where children can learn to read, write, and develop essential skills while reconnecting with others and regaining trust in the world around them. From Colombia to Lebanon, Uganda to Ukraine, War Child works to ensure no child has to grow up in war. For War Child, children’s rights to safety, education, and hope for the future are not just ideals—they are realities the organization strives to create every day.

The organization’s efforts transform the lives of thousands of children and their communities. By helping children process their experiences of war, build new relationships, and regain control over their lives, War Child creates a lasting positive impact that reaches far into the future.