What we do
Terre des hommes are a leading child relief agency, improving the lives of millions of the world's most vulnerable children.
Education for sustainable development
Advocacy in Switzerland
Children in humanitarian crises
Protection Mother and child health Water and hygiene Basic necessitiesPromotion des droits de l'enfant
Our approach to helping children
We work in nearly 50 countries, protecting children at risk, improving their access to healthcare, and providing emergency aid to children who need it most.
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06.08.2018
Behind the scenes at Geneva airport
08.11.2018
Children, hostages of a forgotten conflict in Ukraine
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08.11.2018
Children, hostages of a forgotten conflict in Ukraine
10.10.2018
Empowering girls to change their future
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10.10.2018
Empowering girls to change their future
04.10.2018
Tsunami in Indonesia: Tdh comes to the aid of affected populations
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04.10.2018
Tsunami in Indonesia: Tdh comes to the aid of affected populations
20.09.2018
Our new DFID programme supporting children affected by child labour
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11.09.2018
Terre des hommes wins the Balzan Prize: one million Swiss francs for newborn children
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20.09.2018
Our new DFID programme supporting children affected by child labour
11.09.2018
Terre des hommes wins the Balzan Prize: one million Swiss francs for newborn children
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11.09.2018
Terre des hommes wins the Balzan Prize: one million Swiss francs for newborn children
06.09.2018
What if vulnerable children were to become your heirs?
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24.08.2018
At the Colombia-Venezuela border, “the needs are huge and the humanitarian response is almost non-existent”
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06.09.2018
What if vulnerable children were to become your heirs?
24.08.2018
At the Colombia-Venezuela border, “the needs are huge and the humanitarian response is almost non-existent”
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24.08.2018
At the Colombia-Venezuela border, “the needs are huge and the humanitarian response is almost non-existent”
24.08.2018
Rohingya crisis: Where are we one year later?
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24.08.2018
Rohingya crisis: Where are we one year later?
06.08.2018
Behind the scenes at Geneva airport
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08.11.2018