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Keeping Children Safe welcomes Future Focus Foundation to our Child Safeguarding Global Network 

Keeping Children Safe proudly welcomes Future Focus Foundation (FFF) into its network of organisations dedicated to promoting International Child Safeguarding Standards. Founded in Sierra Leone in 2008, Future Focus Foundation has been a beacon of hope for children, young people and women in deprived communities.  FFF’s commitment to social justice and Human Rights  Future Focus […]

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Press update: Child safeguarding in education and childcare online summit

Press update #SafeAtSchool2023  On 14-16 November 2023, Keeping Children Safe convened a global summit on child safeguarding in education and childcare. The education community, practitioners, policy makers and international leaders in education came together to share challenges, experiences and knowledge on child safeguarding in the sector.   Every year, organisations and institutions from around the world

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Five reasons why you should join our Independent Practitioners Network 

We are delighted to unveil our newest initiative at Keeping Children Safe – the Independent Practitioners Network Membership! This marks a significant milestone in our mission to create a global community of safeguarding practitioners committed to ensuring the well-being of children worldwide.  Why join the Independent Practitioners Network?  Our network is open to individuals directly

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Keeping Children Safe introduces child-friendly version of the Child Safeguarding Standards

🌟 Keeping Children Safe is proud to introduce a special version of the International Child Safeguarding Standards designed just for children and young people 🌍 We believe that every child has the right to be safe, and it’s crucial that people of all ages understand their rights. 🤝 These standards outline what organisations should do

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Legal Literacy Nepal joins the KCS Network: Raising Legal Awareness On Child Rights 

We are delighted to introduce Legal Literacy Nepal as the newest member of the Keeping Children Safe (KCS) network. Legal Literacy Nepal is a non-profit, non-governmental organisation founded in 2023 by a group of passionate individuals driven by a sense of social responsibility.  The heart of Legal Literacy Nepal’s mission is the protection and promotion

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Welcoming Rosa Care Organisation to the Keeping Children Safe Network

We are delighted to introduce the newest member of the Keeping Children Safe network: Rosa Care Organisation. Operating in Zimbabwe, Rosa Care Organisation has dedicated itself to empowering vulnerable groups, including women, girls, individuals with disabilities, and orphaned children, to lead the lives they choose and to each their full potential.  Rosa Care Organisation’s vision

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Zambia: Training of Trainers course for new Child Safeguarding Policy

We’re thrilled to share a glimpse into our recent Training of Trainers course for the Ministry of Community Development and Social Services of Zambia. Partnering with PACT/ACHIEVE and USAID, Keeping Children Safe has been on a mission to empower the dedicated staff members of the ministry. Our focus? Building their capacities to effectively cascade down

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Welcoming ILSWACI to the KCS Network: A Commitment to Child Safeguarding

We are thrilled to announce the newest addition to our global Network at Keeping Children Safe: Integrated Life Support for Women and Children Initiative (ILSWACI)!  Established in 2009, ILSWACI is a non-governmental organisation with a resolute mission—to address the problems and needs of women and children through integrated life support for their general well-being. Their

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Welcoming Too Young to Wed: A Journey to End Child Marriage

We are happy to announce the newest addition to our global network at Keeping Children Safe: Too Young to Wed. Too Young to Wed’s inspiring journey began in Afghanistan, where founder and Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist Stephanie Sinclair embarked on a mission to shed light on the heartbreaking stories of girls and women who set themselves

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Welcoming The Child Friendly Governance Project to Our Global Network

We are delighted to announce that The Child Friendly Governance Project has joined our global network at Keeping Children Safe. With a strong focus on empowering children and young people for a brighter future, the organisation advocates for child-friendly governance systems that prioritise children’s voices in decision-making processes.  In our current economic and democratic systems,

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Child safeguarding in education and childcare online summit 2023: safeguarding children at school

We are thrilled to announce the upcoming Child safeguarding in education and childcare global summit 2023, a groundbreaking online event that aims to ensure child safeguarding within educational and childcare settings. This vital summit is free and is scheduled to take place on 14, 15 and 16 November 2023. It will bring together educators, policymakers,

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