KCS members

We are proud to announce that Aprender has joined the Keeping Children Safe (KCS) network, a UK-based organisation that strives to empower teachers and school leaders across the world to help them improve their schools without additional resources, respecting cultural contexts and sharing best practices.  Impact: Aprender aligns its mission with the United Nations Sustainable […]

We are proud to announce that Hogar María Luisa has joined the Keeping Children Safe (KCS) network, reinforcing their dedication to safeguarding vulnerable children in Argentina. With a legacy of over 143 years, Hogar María Luisa serves children who have experienced abandonment, abuse and violence, providing them with a safe, supportive environment that prioritises their recovery and growth. Hogar María Luisa, based in

We welcome Youth 2 Youth Zambia to the Keeping Children Safe (KCS) global network! Established in 2013, Youth 2 Youth Zambia is a youth-led organisation dedicated to empowering young people across Zambia, equipping them with the skills and opportunities needed to thrive.  Y2Y Zambia operates with a vision of creating a “global village” where young people are self-reliant, productive and able to access equal

We are happy to welcome Seek and Save Mission Ministries (SASMM) to the Keeping Children Safe (KCS) global network! SASMM, a dedicated non-profit organisation based in rural Ghana, has joined us in our mission to safeguard children from abuse and exploitation. Founded in 1993 and formally registered in 2007, SASMM has been a critical force in creating safer environments for vulnerable children,

We are proud to welcome Webfala Digital Skills For All Initiative to the Keeping Children Safe (KCS) global network. Founded in 2018, Webfala is dedicated to empowering underprivileged children, girls, youth and women in Nigeria through STEM education and digital literacy. Their mission is to equip these vulnerable groups with the tools they need to succeed in a rapidly

18 November 2024 – Rising Academies, a leading provider of affordable, high-quality education in West and East Africa, has officially joined the Keeping Children Safe (KCS) global network. This partnership reinforces Rising Academies’ ongoing commitment to safeguarding children in its network of over 900 schools, serving more than a quarter of a million students across

Keeping Children Safe is proud to announce that Human Power Organisation has joined our global network. Founded in 2020, Human Power Organisation is dedicated to empowering vulnerable youth by providing support in education, agriculture, health and environmental conservation, improving the lives of less privileged children and young people.   Their wish is to strengthen their

We are proud to welcome Asmae, an esteemed international organisation founded by Sister Emmanuelle, to the Keeping Children Safe (KCS) global network! Since 1980, Asmae has been dedicated to protecting and educating vulnerable children worldwide. Operating in eight countries—Egypt, Lebanon, the Philippines, Madagascar, Burkina Faso, India, Côte d’Ivoire and France—Asmae’s mission is to ensure that

Keeping Children Safe gives a warm welcome to ChildFund Australia to its global network of organisations! ChildFund Australia is an independent international development organisation dedicated to reducing poverty for children in some of the world’s most disadvantaged communities. Their mission is to create community and systemic changes that enable children and young people, in all

Keeping Children Safe gives a warm welcome to Peace One Day Mali to our global network. Based in Bamako and working across various regions in Mali, Peace One Day Mali is dedicated to supporting vulnerable communities affected by conflict through a wide range of humanitarian and development programmes.  Strengthening education, healthcare, food security, human rights,

We warmly welcome Refugee Voice and Action (RVA) as they join our global network at Keeping Children Safe. This organisation was founded in 2012 by Mulangaliro Rwagaza, a young Congolese refugee in Kakuma Refugee Camp in Kenya, to support refugees in understanding and realising their rights.   Their programmes include work in child protection through Parenting

We are happy to announce the newest member of the Keeping Children Safe global network: Rural Reconstruction and Development Society (RRDS). Established in 1991 as a non-profit organisation, RRDS operates at the grassroots level in Nellore, Andhra Pradesh, India, focusing primarily on health, agriculture and gender issues.  Their work is in accelerating social and economic