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The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Zambia Joins KCS in Safeguarding Youth

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We are delighted to announce that The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Zambia has joined KCS’ members’ network!  Their dedication to providing young people aged 14-24 with a non-formal education experience that helps them discover their potential and place in the world is truly inspiring.  As an organisation focused on child safeguarding, we appreciate their […]

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Empowering Children Through Football: Welcoming Rural Soccer Ghana to the Keeping Children Safe Network

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We are excited to welcome Rural Soccer Ghana (RSG) as a new member of the Keeping Children Safe (KCS) network!  RSG Ghana is a non-profit organisation operating in the northern region of Ghana working mainly in deprived communities working with underprivileged children through football activities, promoting sound health and wellness of the youth through participation,

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Welcome BoMoVu to Our Global Network: Promoting Child Safeguarding and Empowerment

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We are excited to welcome BoMoVu to our community of organisations dedicated to protecting children from harm.  BoMoVu is an association that develops programs to transform sports and body movement into social benefits, fighting discrimination in these areas. Thanks to their network of volunteer athletes and body activists, they work with various groups such as

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New member: Association in Favour of People with Cerebral Palsy (APAC)

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We are thrilled to welcome the Association in Favour of People with Cerebral Palsy (APAC) as the newest member of the Keeping Children Safe network! Founded in 1970 by a group of mothers of children with cerebral palsy, APAC’s mission is to improve the life quality of people with Cerebral Palsy through more than 80

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Welcome CYPLP

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We’d like to welcome another new member to the KCS global network: Children and Young People Living for Peace (CYPLP) is a Pan-African, voluntary, youth-focused, loose membership association in Nigeria, with chapters across Africa. They co-design, co-create and co-execute innovative, home-grown solutions to local challenges driven by locals in vulnerable communities. In their own words, we

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Hello Scouts!

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The World Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM) has joined the global Keeping Children Safe (KCS) Members’ Network as part of their ongoing commitment to providing a safe and inclusive environment for all children and youth involved in Scouting.  WOSM is the world’s leading educational youth movement with more than 57 million young people and

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Namaste RATI

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A big welcome to our latest member organisation, the RATI* Foundation for Social Change in Mumbai, which works to create safe spaces and communities both online and offline for children and women. To achieve this, they develop and implement a variety of strategies, such as providing on-ground victim support, working on digital safety, strengthening child

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Hei Fida International

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We’d like to say a big hello to Fida International, which has joined the global KCS members’ network. Fida is a Finnish faith-based organisation working in global missions, community development and humanitarian aid in 50 countries. They aim to bring hope and a better future to all nations – especially to children living in poverty.

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Bienvenue à l’EME-RDC

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We’d like to welcome Espérance Mères et Enfants (EME-RDC) to the KCS members’ network. Based in the East of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), South Kivu province, the organisation is a non-profit and non-governmental organisation created in 2016. Its main areas of intervention are child protection and gender. EME-RDC works to raise awareness about women’s

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