UN Formally Recognises Rights of Street Children
UN Formally Recognises Rights of Street Children The General Comment is the UN’s legal advice to governments around the world on how to ensure that street…
Our pioneering approach goes beyond quick fixes
Our projects create lasting change within communities in ten countries
We work hand in hand with local partners that understand the issues
The children we support suffer violence, exploitation and abuse
ChildHope and partner CINI help Indian mothers learn about their pre and post natal care, as well as useful advice for looking after their baby including breastfeeding and weening.
PlayChildHope’s approach relies first and foremost on local partnerships. Our partners are committed to child rights and understand the context of children’s lives. They share our values and deliver programmes that change the lives of children for the better. We work with partners to secure and manage funding, to develop monitoring and reporting systems and to support with training, mentoring and learning.
UN Formally Recognises Rights of Street Children The General Comment is the UN’s legal advice to governments around the world on how to ensure that street…
Having the care and support of a family is a key element of child protection and identifying ways to strengthen the role of families in the lives of vulnerable…
ChildHope, and Pendekezo Letu support vulnerable children and other disadvantaged community members in Kenya. Through funding from Comic relief we are…
For this year’s International Women’s Day, the theme is gender parity and equality in the workforce. Improving educational and employment opportunities…
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