ChildVoice International is a Christian humanitarian organization dedicated to restoring the voices of children silenced by war. Since 2006, ChildVoice has worked with war-affected adolescent girls and boys to rebuild their health, restore hope, and develop the skills needed to navigate life’s challenges, earn an income, and pursue a better future for themselves and their families.

While ChildVoice began with a center-based model in northern Uganda serving highly traumatized girls and young mothers affected by the LRA insurgency, its work has evolved toward a strong community-based approach. Today, ChildVoice partners directly with local communities in Uganda, Nigeria, and Ukraine to deliver programs that reach vulnerable youth where they live. These programs provide trauma-informed care, spiritual and emotional support, education, and vocational training within supportive community environments.

ChildVoice believes that lasting restoration happens not only through direct services, but through strengthening the families and communities surrounding each child. By equipping young people with practical skills, fostering resilience, and supporting reintegration, ChildVoice helps them move toward independence and economic stability, while contributing to healthier, more sustainable communities.