Archive: Child Protection

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Case Management Practice Within Save the Children Child Protection Programmes

June 27, 2011

As a leading international child protection agency, Save the Children is often challenged to carry out case management activities directly with children. Save the Children also provides guidance and training to local organisations, government ministries and community groups in basic case management practice.This study explains the fundamental components of a good case management system and… View Article

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Together for Girls

January 1, 2011

“Together for girls is a partnership in response to the sexual violence experienced by women and girls throughout the world. The partnership currently brings together private sector organizations, the CDC Foundation and Grupo ABC, four United Nations agencies, and the U.S. government. Working together with national governments and civil society, Together for Girls is taking… View Article

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Legal Units: Child Protection Support for Orphans and Vulnerable CHildren and Their Families in Cote d’Ivoire

This document by JSI’s AIDSTAR-One project describes the implementation of UNICEF’s Protective Environment Framework through the Legal Unit program in Cote d’Ivoire. This program enables local social and judicial service providers to address the different elements necessary for a comprehensive child protection program.

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Policy and Programming Resource Guide for Child Protection Systems Strengthening in Sub-Saharan Africa

Systems strengthening of child protection systems is both comprehensive and sustainable. This includes improving laws, policies, services and regulations across all sectors to provide effective and efficient approaches to child protection, as well as prevention. Particularly influential sectors include education, social welfare, health, security and justice. This resource guide offers practical tools and resources for… View Article

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Résolution adoptée par l’Assemblée générale:Lignes directrices relatives à la protection deremplacement pour les enfants

January 1, 2010

“This is the French version of the United Nations General Assembly resolution from February 2009, accepting the Guidelines for the Alternative Care of Children as an enhancement to the implemention of the Convention on the Rights of the Child. UN General assembly welcomes the Guidelines for the Alternative Care of Children,as a set of orientations… View Article

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UNICEF Humanitarian Action Report 2010

his latest edition of UNICEF’s Humanitarian Action Report highlights 28 of the most pressing crises. It explains how UNICEF is partnering with others to save lives and rebuild families and communities.

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United Nations General Assembly Resolution on the Guidelines on the Alternative Care for Children.

“This is the United Nations General Assembly resolution from February 2009, accepting the Guidelines for the Alternative Care of Children as an enhancement to the implemention of the Convention on the Rights of the Child. UN General assembly welcomes the Guidelines for the Alternative Care of Children,as a set of orientations to help to inform… View Article

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Adapting A Systems Approach to Child Protection: Key Concepts and Considerations

Many agencies and organizations are shifting towards a systems approach to establish and strengthen comprehensive child protection efforts. A systems approach turns the focus from single issues to a comprehensive system-wide approach to address multiple issues, such as child labor, institutionalization, HIV/AIDS, child trafficking and street children. This paper is a literature review of existing… View Article

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Case Management: Systems and Accountability

June 27, 2009

This document focuses on implementing a case management system during the initial start up phases of an emergency child protection project. The concepts are not exclusive to emergency projects and hold strong relevance to the inclusion of the system into existing development projects. The document provides useful guidelines and tools for improving social work.

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Colour it Rights: Teachers Guide

January 1, 2009

This teacher’s guide to the Cape Brenton University children’s coloring book, Color it Rights, was designed to aid teachers in facilitation. Pictures in the color book represent articles of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. The aim of this book is to teach pre-literacy children about their rights through coloring and facilitation… View Article

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