Children on the Edge

@childrenontheedge.bsky.social

A child rights organisation that works with communities to support some of the world’s most marginalised children, in some of the toughest situations. www.childrenontheedge.org

It's Photo of the Week from Kyaka Refugee Settlement in Uganda. We love this candid 'tug of war' photo featuring Wardah Yusuf - Programme Officer for Early Childhood Education. She's really getting children into the spirit of the game, and having a great time herself!

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Could you spare a minute to vote for us? Together with communities in Uganda, we made a short film - 'It takes a village to raise a child'. We're glad to say it's in the running at the Smiley Charity Film awards, and we need your help to take it to the next stage.

A woman in Karamoja outside a shelter for a a latrine which she is constructing using mud and wood for the walls.

A very Happy Christmas to everyone celebrating. We're taking a little festive break on Bluesky for the holidays but we'll be back in the New Year ready to share all of the latest news from the communities you support. Wishing you joy and happiness for the festive season 🎄 See you in 2026!

The Children on the Edge Team's Festive Christmas photo.

2025 has been packed full of milestone moments and each contribution has helped thousands of children safely live, play, learn, and thrive. Our CEO and Co-founder Rachel Bentley has shared some of her highlights online. Take a look and see the impact you have helped to make:

Children thrive through 2025 - Six Stories of Hope

We provide education and protection for some of the worlds’ most marginalised children living in the toughest situations.

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It’s been a busy few weeks in the COTE office, and we are so grateful to everyone who popped in to help. Some of our wonderful volunteers even helped pick the latest ‘Photo of the Week’ from Uganda whilst they were in. A huge thank you to those who have given their time to help us this year.

Volunteers holding up an image of a teacher in Uganda writing up his students report cards which they chose for the photo of the week.

Did you catch us on Al Jazeera? Last week Al Jazeera visited our classrooms in Kutupalong refugee camp to find out how our video lessons are helping to bring learning to life and enabling thousands of Rohingya children access education in their own language.

Bangladesh: Rohingya children turn to digital lessons as classrooms close in Cox’s Bazar

In Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, home to the world's largest refugee camp, education for nearly 300,000 Rohingya children has been disrupted as international aid cuts force schools to close. However,…

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THANK YOU to everyone who doubled their donation during the Big Give and helped to raise an incredible £45,382 for communities in Karamoja. Thanks to your generosity over the last 7 days, whole villages can be resourced to work together and create safe environments for their children to thrive.

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Things are changing in the rural villages of Karamoja. Local people are addressing issues like child protection, hygiene, hunger and education. They're changing mindsets and uniting their communities to create safe spaces where their children are protected and free to thrive.

Double your donation between 2nd - 9th December 2025