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Beyond Conflict joins 111 aid agencies' call for end to Gaza food blockade

Food cannot be used as a weapon of war

Beyond Conflict joins more than 100 international aid agencies warning of the spread of mass starvation in Gaza due to Israeli food aid blockades. We join 111 aid agency signatories including Doctors Without Borders, Save the Children and Oxfam to call for Israel to allow full food aid supplies to be released to Gaza civilians.

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Beyond Conflict new support for disabled youngsters in Ukraine

Beyond Conflict has renewed support for Dream Workshop, the Ukrainian NGO supporting disabled youngsters in Lviv for a second year, using funds raised for us by St Botolph’s Church in London to pay for weekly mental health therapy sessions with a psychologist.

New project for children in Gaza

For 2025, Beyond Conflict is supporting a new project for children in Gaza, whose lives have been devastated by the conflict in the region and the Israeli food and medical aid blockade. We join voices around the world to call for a ceasefire, for this blockade to end and for the UN to be allowed to resume humanitarian duties delivering food and medical supplies to Gazan civilians.

New Project for Israeli hostage families

In 2025, Beyond Conflict is supporting the Return to Life mental health project in Israel, providing help to the families of Israeli hostages taken by Hamas following its attack on the Nova music festival in October 2023.

Beyond Conflict wins 2024
Best Mental Health Charity

Beyond Conflict has been awarded Best UK Mental Health Charity for Victims of War in Acquisition International’s 2024  Non-Profit Organisation Awards which were publicly announced on 11 July. The prize marks our first major award since we were formed in January 2018. 

Beyond Conflict supports Palestinian project in West Bank

Beyond Conflict is proud to announce support for a new project in the Palestinian West Bank, helping civilians affected by the on-going crisis in the region. BC is supporting work to address the mental health impact upon civilians via our partner Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP).

Beyond Conflict supports project in southern Israel

Beyond Conflict is proud to announce a new project in southern Israel, helping young people affected by the October 2023 Hamas attack. We are supporting the work of our partner, the United Jewish Israel Appeal (UJIA).

Palestinian West Bank Project: Report

Beyond Conflict is proud to present a report on the Palestinian West Bank project from our partner on the ground Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP). The project ran from January 2024 to May 2024, funded by our donor the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) Foundation.

Israel Project: Report

Beyond Conflict is proud to present a report on the Israel project from our partner on the ground, United Jewish Israel Appeal (UJIA). The project ran from January 2024 to May 2024, funded by our donor the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) Foundation.

UKRAINE, PROJECT 1

Beyond Conflict stands by the Ukrainian people and condemns the war and humanitarian crisis unleashed by Russian military action in recent days.

Our prayers and good wishes are with the people of Ukraine.

Bangladesh, Project 2

The Rohingya Refugee Project, Cox’s Bazar.

IRAQ, PROJECT 3

The BC/AL Kawthar widows and orphans project Iraq.

Child of War

The mental health charity for victims of war was founded in 2018 in response to hearing first hand stories about the mental health impact of war on children and young people. In this month of Remembrance for those who died in World War I and II, we announce that the first Beyond Conflict Child of War exhibition will premiere on 22 February 2024 at the Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral in Mayfair.

This landmark Exhibition is a response to all children impacted by all wars.

Child of War premiered on 22-23 May 2024 to great acclaim at the Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral in Mayfair, London.

The landmark Exhibition by Arabella Dorman, in partnership with Beyond Conflict and the Cathedral, saw more than 250 people attend VIP receptions over two days and was opened by Bishop Kenneth Nowakowski on 22  May. The VIP guests at receptions over two nights included HRH Prince Michael of Kent, UNICEF Ambassador and war reporting legend Martin Bell OBE and Sunday Times Chief Correspondent Christina Lamb OBE.

The Exhibition also featured on the national news on ITV’s News at 10. Click here to watch.

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