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We are thrilled to announce that VVCYF, a non-profit organisation based in Kibaha District, Tanzania, has become a member of our global network at Keeping Children Safe. With shared values and a common goal of promoting International Child Safeguarding Standards, VVCYF brings valuable expertise and dedication to our network.  VVCYF initially started with the aim […]

We are thrilled to extend a warm welcome to Handmaid Children Home as the newest member of our global network at Keeping Children Safe. Based in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, Handmaid Children Home is a registered organisation dedicated to transforming the lives of the less privileged and orphaned children and adults across Africa.   Making an Impact:  

We are delighted to announce that Oselobua Family Foundation has joined our global network of organisations dedicated to promoting International Child Safeguarding Standards. OSEFAFO has been at the forefront of championing child’s rights, child protection, and youth empowerment throughout Africa.  Led by their Executive Director, a certified child safeguarding investigator and specialist collaborating closely with

We are delighted to welcome DBI Foundation & Homes to our members network at Keeping Children Safe.  As a registered non-profit organisation in Nigeria, DBI is dedicated to promoting community health and integrated development nationwide.  DBI Foundation’s focus on providing care and support services for orphans and vulnerable children, and economic empowerment for their caregivers aligns well

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,

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