The Keeping School Children Safe Project protects children from violence, abuse, and exploitation in Shinyanga, Tanzania, by strengthening reporting systems, empowering children with life skills, and building capacity within schools and communities. It targets vulnerable primary and secondary school
This initiative aims to end gender-based violence in primary schools through evidence-based research and training, documenting children's experiences and equipping 8-11 year old learners to report abuse anonymously to trained teachers. It also provides psychosocial support for victims and ensures so
Empowering parental involvement in caring vulnerable children.
Empowers parents and guardians of vulnerable children in Tanzania's Rukwa region through awareness and education on childcare, aiming to improve the children's long-term well-being and social integration. The initiative targets 53 parents and 3,250 children in five villages.