Supporters of the War Child Charity John Shaw (third from left

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Supporters of the War Child Charity John Shaw (third from left

Supporters of the War Child Charity John Shaw (third from left) and Juliet Stevenson (right).
War Child was founded in 1993 by British filmmakers Bill Leeson and David Wilson, when they returned from filming in the war in former Yugoslavia. In 1993 the first War Child convoy with equipment, and food to run a mobile bakery travelled to former Yugoslavia. War Child Netherlands was founded shortly after in 1994 by Willemijn Verloop, when she met Music Therapy professor Nigel Osborne during the war in Bosnia; War Child Holland programmes have since always focussed on psychosocial aid. War Child Canada was founded in 1998 by Samantha Nutt and Eric Hoskins.
28th January 1993. © Mirrorpix

Bill Kennedy
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
England
93 0459

Media ID 21649862

Care Help Support Foundation

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