Our members’ network keeps on growing! Since the end of last year we’ve had even more organizations join us. In particular, many of our latest members are organizations taking part in our Keeping Victims/Survivors Safe Programme, through which we are supporting all those who work with, and for, some of the most at-risk children in […]
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A powerful animated video from Cities for Children, who have created a resource to make a case against violent discipline (maar) and a case for love (pyaar) – along with some helpful tips around positive discipline. Reviewed by some wonderful experts and including home-tested strategies, we have something for everyone in a parent, teacher or
We are pleased to welcome ONG ITODJU to the KCS members’ network. In the Yoruba language Itodju means “to take care of” or “to cure.” This French-speaking organisation is primarily based in Benin, Africa, where they work on a wide range of programmes, from campaigning against forced marriage, supporting orphans, to promoting sexual health and
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We’d like to say a big hello to Viva Juntos (El Salvador), and welcome them to our Keeping Victims and Survivors Safe Programme. Viva Juntos is a foundation committed to the protection and restitution of the rights of Salvadoran girls, boys. It is a non-profit, Christian organization, which accompanies children and adolescents living in social
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We are delighted to welcome the St. James Vicariate to the Keeping Children Safe members’ network and our Keeping Victims and Survivors Safe Programme. We are really looking forward to working with them on their child safeguarding measures. The St. James Vicariate for Hebrew-speaking Catholics in Israel is an integral part of the Latin Patriarchate
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Following the success of our Keeping Children Safe 2020 Summit, we are reaching out to all Spanish-speaking child safeguarding practitioners, bringing all together at our ‘Cumbre KCS 2021‘ conference, which will run from 20 to 22 April 2021. The event will run over three days, and be packed with over 24 child safeguarding experts, sharing
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We’re delighted to announce that Compassion Internationalhas achieved the KCS Level 1 Certification in Child Safeguarding. “Your team was great to work with throughout this [certification] process. Having experts come in from the outside, put fresh eyes on what we do, spend that much time with us, and provide us with a recommendation report that
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We are delighted to welcome Las Libres to the Keeping Children Safe members’ network and our Keeping Victims and Survivors Safe Programme. We are really looking forward to working with them on their child safeguarding measures. Centro Las Libres is a feminist organization whose primary mission is to promote and defend women’s human rights and
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We’d like to say a big hello to SUSTAIN Cameroon, and welcome them to our Keeping Victims and Survivors Safe Programme. We are really looking forward to working with them on their child safeguarding measures. SUSTAIN Cameroon is a not-for-profit organization working to improve the welfare of vulnerable women and children in the most under-served
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What a way to start 2021! A big welcome to the Community Support Center (CSC) Asbl, who are joining the Keeping Children Safe members’ network. We are really looking forward to working with them on their child safeguarding measures. CSC-Asbl provides support, supervision and psycho-social support to children and young women who are survivors and
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A big welcome to CHADET in Ethiopia, who are joining the Keeping Children Safe members’ network. We are really looking forward to working with them on their child safeguarding measures. CHADET works in one of the most congested parts of Addis Ababa, where large numbers of street children, and child migrants are exposed to physical
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