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During crisis periods such as the current pandemic resources are stretched and minds are focused on many other issues. This is often the kind of situations that abusers, who may be working within
Welcome to ‘Work with Perpetrators’
We’d like to say a big hello to our latest member organisation, the European Network for Work with Perpetrators of Domestic Violence (WWP EN). WWP EN is a membership association of organisations
Announcing the Cumbre KCS 2021
This year, from 22 to 22 April we will be hosting our first-ever Spanish-language child safeguarding summit – the Cumbre Keeping Children Safe 2021. The event will cover a wide range of child
Big love to our new members
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
Care Don’t Scare!
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
Bienvenue à Itodju
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,
