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Image: SOS Children’s Villages Spain Recently, SOS Children’s Villages Spain renewed its KCS Level 1 Certification. For this article, we spoke with Concha Maldonado Calvo, National Child Safeguarding Focal Point and Maria del Mar Líndez Líndez, member of the Management group. Both shared how the audit and certification process not only strengthened good practices among […]

Image: Pexels We are proud to welcome the International Bureau for Children’s Rights (IBCR), a distinguished child rights organisation founded in 1994, as the newest member of the KCS Network. With three decades of experience, the organisation has worked to strengthen justice and protection systems for children and to transform the way children are valued

Image: Aralma We are pleased to announce that Aralma has joined the KCS member network. With an intersectional, gender-sensitive and rights-based approach, Aralma has been working for over twenty years in Argentina, to defend the rights of children and adult survivors/victims of violence in their childhood.  For Aralma, ‘child safeguarding is not just a goal;

Kemonik works with children who are survivors/victims of abuse. With a clear focus on placing children’s safety at the heart of their work, they have taken the step of joining the KCS network to exchange knowledge with other organisations in the field and advance their child safeguarding practices. ‘Protecting children is our top priority’, stated

In this month’s Members Spotlight, we are happy to shine a light on our growing network in Brazil.    This time we want to introduce Pavement Project (Projeto Calçada), a team dedicated to responding to the traumas experienced by at-risk children and teenagers around the world.   Pavement Project’s Global Director Clenir Santos highlights the importance of

At the start of the new financial year, we want to share what the KCS team has been up to these past months. Read on to find some highlights and achievements we are proud of, as we continue to work to strengthen child safeguarding practices around the world.  Expanding our reach Between 2024 and the beginning

PEAS is a not-for-profit organisation, focusing on expanding education opportunities to those that need them the most. They built and currently run a network of 38 secondary schools in rural areas of Uganda and Zambia. PEAS also works with governments to support another 300+ schools across Uganda, Zambia and Ghana.  Today, we want to highlight

Keeping Children Safe (KCS), a leading international organisation in Child Safeguarding, and the Inter-American Children’s Institute (IIN), an international organisation dedicated to the development of public policies on children’s rights in the Americas, have signed a strategic agreement to enhance their collaboration and strengthen child safeguarding frameworks in the region.   Both organisations have collaborated since

We are thrilled to share our 2025 – 2026 webinar timetable, designed to support organisations and independent practitioners in strengthening their child safeguarding skills. We are offering this series of expert-led webinars covering critical and current safeguarding topics as a way to reinforce our commitment to child protection.  These activities are exclusive for our KCS

This year, we were delighted to walk SOS Children’s Villages Somalia through our Level 1 Certification process. It was nice seeing how they have a good framework in place to help them prioritise the wellbeing of children at every step on the work they do.  SOS Children’s Villages Somalia has a primary focus of supporting

Zee Tech Foundation is a Nigeria-based organisation dedicated to promoting digital literacy among youth while ensuring their safety in online and offline spaces. Recognising the importance of child safeguarding in the digital world, the organisation is committed to protecting children’s rights and creating secure learning environments. Upon joining the KCS network, its founder Zubairu Jibril

Berinyuy Naomi Kibula is a dedicated safeguarding and child protection specialist with significant experience across Francophone Africa. Through her career she has developed comprehensive safeguarding protocols reaching over 500 youth in educational institutions. Her past roles in places such as Leap Girl Africa and the Commonwealth Youth Gender Equality Network have allowed her to gain