Strengthening Community-Based Child Protection Systems: We support and strengthen community-based child protection structures, including Women and Child Protection Committees, to identify, prevent, and respond to cases of child abuse and neglect. Through training and regular community engagement, these committees help raise awareness, monitor child wellbeing, and ensure that children at risk receive timely support and protection within their communities.

Establishing and Training Child Rights Clubs in Schools: We establish and train Child Rights Clubs in strategic primary and secondary schools. These clubs empower children with knowledge about their rights, personal safety, and protection from abuse. Through peer learning, discussions, and school activities, children are encouraged to speak up, report harmful situations, and refer cases to trusted teachers, community leaders, or relevant authorities. The clubs also help build children’s confidence and leadership in promoting a safe and respectful school environment.

Construction of One-Stop Centers for Child Protection Services: We support the establishment of One-Stop Centers that provide integrated services for children and families affected by abuse or violence. These centers facilitate proper referral procedures by bringing together key services such as counseling, medical support, legal assistance, and case management in one place. This coordinated approach ensures that survivors receive timely, confidential, and comprehensive support while strengthening collaboration between communities and formal protection systems