Nepalese children experience different forms of violence, abuse, neglect and exploitation. A Rapid Need Assessment, recently conducted by World Vision Nepal & UNICEF in May 2021 shows that 24.7% of children have shown a
This presentation highlights the linkages between the global climate change crisis and violence against children, showing how the increased pace of global warming can have a severe impact on children's lives and increase
This 4-page report summarizes the findings of a Child Protection Action Learning Process to discover how to effectively plan for and implement a child protection programme in two fragile contexts: the Mutwanga district in the
First Aid Arts (FAA) is an expressive arts intervention that promotes positive psychosocial well-being and resilience by fostering emotional regulation, self-awareness (mindfulness), and interpersonal skills.
In 2019, World
World Vision and IFRC Reference Centre for Psychosocial Support launched a Child Friendly Space (CFS) Toolkit in 2017.
These activity cards are selected and adapted from the CFS Activity Catalogue. The catalogue promotes
World Vision and IFRC Reference Centre for Psychosocial Support launched a Child Friendly Space (CFS) Toolkit in 2017.
These activity cards are selected and adapted from the CFS Activity Catalogue. The catalogue promotes
These activity cards are selected and adapted from the Child Friendly Space Activity Catalogue. The catalogue promotes child and family psychosocial well-being during the Coronavirus pandemic.
The activity cards are designed
Violence against children is the most pervasive, dangerous, silent horror of our time. It robs children of the childhood and life they all deserve. And now, more than ever, is the time to change this. For good.
Ending
World Vision uses a systems approach to address root causes of violence against girls and boys by empowering key actors to work together to create a protective environment that cares for and supports all children, especially
This project was designed to articulate the ways that World Vision has already helped ensure that governments and other stakeholders are accountable for their commitments to prevent violence against children.
Improving information and accountability for eliminating violence against children.
Ending
As a child-focused organisation, World Vision agrees that everyone should have the opportunity to benefit from economic growth, but most importantly, we believe that economic progress should never be made at the expense of a
Child Friendly Spaces (CFS) is an intervention frequently used by humanitarian agencies for supporting and protecting children in emergencies. Leading agencies are collaboratively developing standards and guidelines for CFS
World Vision is committed to protecting children from abuse, neglect, exploitation and other forms of violence, and has chosen to utilise a systems approach to strengthen the protective environment around children.This paper
Child Friendly Spaces (CFSs) are a widely used tool to help support and protect children in the context of emergencies. Sometimes referred to as Safe Spaces, Child Centered Spaces and Emergency Spaces for Children, CFSs are
