Children of War Foundation's "COWF" mission is to deliver access to global health and education to communities affected by poverty, war, natural disaster, discrimination, climate change, isolation, and migration challenges.

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Since 2010, and more recently amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, COWF has undergone a remarkable transformation. We have evolved from saving lives on an individual basis to taking the lead in driving systematic change by providing life-enabling healthcare and …

Children of War Foundation's Global Health Coalition strives to provide, develop, and scale transformative and sustainable solutions to accelerate access to equitable healthcare and medical education for all.

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One of the greatest challenges we face in global health and medicine are large gaps between emergent, general, primary and surgical care. There is a vast need for education, capacity building,...

Children of War Foundation is dedicated to providing remote education to refugee and marginalized youth who face displacement, financial hardship, and lack of school access.

Children of War Foundation is dedicated to supporting children in need of medical care, regardless of nationality or citizenship. Its core mission is to create a world where equitable healthcare and education are accessible to people regardless of geographical boundaries, financial means, or citizenship.

2023年1月8日 · cowf envisions a world where disadvantaged children succeed in life in an environment that promotes their health, social, cultural and moral development. thanks to our care and commitment to youth worldwide, progress will be made simultaneously on all 17 sustainable development goals

COWF MEXICO OUTREACH SUMMER 2023. In 2020 Children of War Foundation launched "Border Nomads" initially to provide washing stations to migrants and refugees residing in encampments on the Mexican U.S. border who were at risk for contracting COVID19.