KCS members

Keeping Children Safe is proud to announce that Human Power Organisation has joined our global network. Founded in 2020, Human Power Organisation is dedicated to empowering vulnerable youth by providing support in education, agriculture, health and environmental conservation, improving the lives of less privileged children and young people.   Their wish is to strengthen their […]

We are proud to welcome Asmae, an esteemed international organisation founded by Sister Emmanuelle, to the Keeping Children Safe (KCS) global network! Since 1980, Asmae has been dedicated to protecting and educating vulnerable children worldwide. Operating in eight countries—Egypt, Lebanon, the Philippines, Madagascar, Burkina Faso, India, Côte d’Ivoire and France—Asmae’s mission is to ensure that

Keeping Children Safe gives a warm welcome to ChildFund Australia to its global network of organisations! ChildFund Australia is an independent international development organisation dedicated to reducing poverty for children in some of the world’s most disadvantaged communities. Their mission is to create community and systemic changes that enable children and young people, in all

Keeping Children Safe gives a warm welcome to Peace One Day Mali to our global network. Based in Bamako and working across various regions in Mali, Peace One Day Mali is dedicated to supporting vulnerable communities affected by conflict through a wide range of humanitarian and development programmes.  Strengthening education, healthcare, food security, human rights,

We warmly welcome Refugee Voice and Action (RVA) as they join our global network at Keeping Children Safe. This organisation was founded in 2012 by Mulangaliro Rwagaza, a young Congolese refugee in Kakuma Refugee Camp in Kenya, to support refugees in understanding and realising their rights.   Their programmes include work in child protection through Parenting

We are happy to announce the newest member of the Keeping Children Safe global network: Rural Reconstruction and Development Society (RRDS). Established in 1991 as a non-profit organisation, RRDS operates at the grassroots level in Nellore, Andhra Pradesh, India, focusing primarily on health, agriculture and gender issues.  Their work is in accelerating social and economic

We wish to welcome the Association for Communication and Media Culture (DKMK) as the newest member of the Keeping Children Safe global network of members. DKMK is dedicated to improving media and communication culture and promoting media literacy among citizens.  Their mission is to champion the protection of children in Croatia through educational, research and

We are happy to announce that Project Play has joined the Keeping Children Safe global network. Founded in August 2018 by volunteers working in northern France, Project Play provides safe spaces for displaced children to play, learn and grow.  In an environment where children on the France-UK border are denied access to safe spaces for

We are delighted to announce the newest member of the Keeping Children Safe global network: Childline Zimbabwe. Childline Zimbabwe is dedicated to championing the protection of children through the provision of safe and confidential reporting and support mechanisms, to create a Zimbabwe where every child feels safe, supported and empowered.  With an established network of

We are proud to announce the newest member of the Keeping Children Safe global network: Children International. With a vision to bring people together to end poverty for good, Children International (CI) is a top-rated humanitarian organisation dedicated to empowering children and youth to break free from poverty.  What sets Children International apart is its

We are thrilled to extend a warm welcome to The Safe Space Foundation, an anti-sexual violence organisation from Ghana, as the newest member of the Keeping Children Safe global network. Since 2017, The Safe Space Foundation has been at the forefront of efforts to educate, empower, counsel and protect women and children, creating a society