Its work is supported by 487 national and international staff as well as volunteers and advocates. The organization works in 16 countries, including: Middle East: Lebanon, Syria, the Occupied Palestinian territory, Jordan, Africa: Sudan, South Sudan, Chad, Burundi, Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda Asia: Bangladesh, Sri Lanka Latin America: Colombia Europe: The Netherlands, Germany, Sweden In the Middle East it provides children from both refugee and marginalised host communities with vital education and psychosocial support. In Africa, its work is intended to help children cope with the immediate and long-term consequences of conflict and build life skills. In Latin America, it promotes conflict resolution and boosting wellbeing and resilience of local children. In 2021, War Child Holland raised €50.3 million in funds and was financially supported by 51 institutions and foundations and 95,000 structural donors. The organisation works with an estimated 164 partner organisations to implement its projects, helping it meet the needs of 48,477 children and adults (2021). It has 5,556 full time members of staff . Because of the large numbers of children in war and conflict, War Child Holland seeks to offer its methods to other organisations. It is currently building a global network to share knowledge with partners around the world in efforts to giving as many children as possible the right support. Can't Wait to Learn, one of its flagship projects, is being carried out in collaboration with partners around the world since 2015. This is an educational programme in which children receive an education using tablets. With the help of educational games, children are given the ability to catch up with school lessons and learn basic skills such as reading and counting. In 2019, War Child received a prize from UNESCO for its education programme. A number of high profile goodwill ambassadors support War Child Holland’s work. These include Sierra Leonean-American ballet dancer and soloist with the Boston Ballet, Michaela DePrince (since 2016); striker for Arsenal (Women’s team) and the Netherlands women’s national football team Vivianne Miedema (since 2019); Dutch indie pop band Chef'Special (since November 2020); YouTuber, social media influencer and presenter Quinty Misiedjan (since 2016); Dutch actor, screenwriter, director and presenter, Victor Reinier (since 2016). Others include Tooske Ragas (since 2016); Britt Scholte (since 2016); Rens Polman (since 2016) and Niels Oosthoek (since 2016). Between 1998 and 2021, Dutch singer and superstar Marco Barsato was one of the organisation's goodwill ambassadors. War