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- [A future of their choosing: helping girls say no to child marriage](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2026/10/21/a-future-of-their-choosing/): Ending child marriage means more than raising awareness. Across South Asia, ChildFund is helping girls build the skills, confidence and opportunities to shape their own futures – while advocating for lasting change at national and regional levels. Most teenage girls have things they worry about from time to time. It’s a normal part of adolescence
- [Rebuilding hope in Burkina Faso's crisis zone](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2026/09/23/hope-in-burkina-faso/): In Burkina Faso, insecurity and violence over the past few years have forced thousands of families from their homes. Schools have closed, livelihoods have been disrupted and many children have been forced to put their education on hold. In the community of Léo, the displaced population grew to more than 10,500 people, nearly 90 percent
- [At COP17, young people put land restoration on trial](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2026/08/20/at-cop17-young-people-put-land-restoration-on-trial/): As the only truly youth-led event at COP17, the Land Jury created space for honest dialogue and meaningful intergenerational exchange. Young people supported by ChildFund Alliance, the UNCCD Youth Caucus, the Sendai Youth Network and Plant-for-the-Planet facilitated a structured discussion with representatives from government, the United Nations, civil society and local communities. Through a series
- [Helping children learn, grow and thrive in Madagascar](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2026/07/21/helping-children-thrive-madagascar/): In Morafeno, in Madagascar’s Sofia Region, change is taking root — in classrooms, health centers, family farms, and communities working together to help children thrive.
- [Leadership transition and Secretariat updates at ChildFund Alliance](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2026/07/02/leadership-transition-and-secretariat-updates-at-childfund-alliance/): After more than 10 years as Secretary General of ChildFund Alliance, Meg Gardinier has stepped down from this role at the end of June. During her tenure, Meg has played a significant role in strengthening ChildFund Alliance as a global network of child-focused development and humanitarian organisations. Her leadership has helped support collaboration across our
- [Protecting children's right to play](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2026/06/11/protecting-childrens-right-to-play/): On 2 June, ChildFund Alliance joined Save the Children, and Toy Industries of Europe to co-host a special event on the power of play and its importance for children’s rights, participation and wellbeing. Held ahead of International Day of Play, the roundtable brought together children, EU parliamentarians, policymakers, civil society organisations, experts and child rights
- [The invisible danger facing children in Ukraine](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2026/05/06/invisible-danger-ukraine/): More than four years after the start of the full-scale war, Ukraine is now the most mine-contaminated country in the world. An estimated 30% of its territory — around 174,000 square kilometres — is potentially contaminated by mines and unexploded ordnance. Since February 2022, more than 1,300 people have been injured, including at least 135
- [Why are sea levels rising faster around Africa?](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2026/04/22/why-are-sea-levels-rising-faster-around-africa/): Did you know that sea levels along Africa’s coasts are rising by around 3.5 millimetres per year? That is faster than the global average, and the rate is accelerating. In an article in Global Bar Magazine, oceanographer Franck Ghomsi from the University of Cape Town explains that this change is being driven by a combination
- [Children in Lebanon at risk from war and economic crisis](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2026/04/07/children-in-lebanon-at-risk/): Children in Lebanon are once again paying the price of conflict.
- [Syria: 15 years of crisis, 15 years supporting communities](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2026/03/18/syria-15-years/): Fifteen years after the start of the conflict, Syria remains one of the world’s most severe and protracted humanitarian crises. Armed conflict, displacement, earthquakes, economic collapse and the destruction of essential infrastructure have left millions of people struggling to meet their basic needs. Throughout this period, ChildFund Alliance member WeWorld has supported communities across Syria,
- [A safe space that supports working mothers](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2026/03/05/childcare-working-mothers-bangladesh/): Ismat works in a textile factory in Bangladesh, as does her husband. They have two children: a teenager in ninth grade and Sadia, who is three and a half years old. Like millions of families across the country, they rely on employment in the garment sector, a cornerstone of Bangladesh’s economy. The garment industry employs
- [An Emergency Within an Emergency: Supporting Children in Ukraine](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2026/01/29/emergency-within-an-emergency-ukraine/): Biting cold, years of school closures, and the constant threat of war continue to shape daily life for children in Ukraine—creating what many describe as an emergency within an emergency. Despite these escalating challenges, our members WeWorld and ChildFund Deutschland are working to ensure children can access safe spaces that, wherever possible, provide continuity of
- [Empowering Children to Know and Defend Their Rights in Madagascar](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2026/01/19/empowering-children-madagascar/): In Madagascar, many children grow up in environments marked by violence and extreme vulnerability. According to UNICEF, nearly 90% of children report having experienced abuse within their own families, and more than half have faced violence at school. These challenges are compounded by child labour, school dropout, chronic poverty and recurring natural disasters. In the
- [Children’s rights, healthy land: why CRIC23 matters for the next generation](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2026/01/09/why-cric23-matters/): In December 2025, representatives of the ChildFund Alliance, consisting of staff from members, Educo and ChildFund International joined delegates from 196 countries and the European Union at the twenty-third session of the Committee for the Review of the Implementation of the Convention (CRIC23) of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD), held in Panama
- [How School Canteens Are Tackling Child Malnutrition in Madagascar](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2025/12/17/school-canteens-madagascar/): Food insecurity remains a critical challenge in Madagascar. One in three households is affected, and much of the population lacks access to sufficient food in both quantity and nutritional quality. Nearly half of all children (47%) suffer from chronic malnutrition, placing Madagascar fourth globally for this condition. Chronic malnutrition increases the risk of mortality and
- [It takes a village to end child marriage](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2025/11/20/ending-child-marriage-india/): Child marriage has long been a devastating reality for girls in parts of rural India. In one remote tribal hamlet in Andhra Pradesh, girls as young as 13 were routinely married — not because families wished to harm them, but because harmful norms, poverty, and gender inequality left them with few alternatives. For generations, girls
- [Cox’s Bazar: a protracted humanitarian crisis](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2025/10/08/coxs-bazar-a-protracted-humanitarian-crisis/): Following her recent remarks at the UN General Assembly’s 2025 High-level Conference on the Situation of Rohingya Muslims and Other Minorities in Myanmar, Sumi A. Shewly reflects on the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Cox’s Bazar and Educo’s work to protect and empower children and families caught in protracted displacement. Once home to nearly three million
- [Children demand accessible finance and right to participation at Africa Climate Summit](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2025/09/17/children-demand-accessible-finance-and-participation-right-at-africa-climate-summit/): Young people gathered at a ChildFund Alliance hosted event to highlight the importance of youth and community-led climate solutions in driving Africa’s green transition. Listening and acting on their ideas is critical to building a greener, more resilient Africa that leaves no one behind. Although Ethiopia was nearing the end of its rainy season, last
- [Equipping Kenyan youth for a digital future](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2025/08/13/equipping-kenyan-youth-for-a-digital-future/): Janet, a 23-year-old from Kasarani, Kenya, knows all too well how it feels to be unemployed and feel uncertain about her future. “I spent two years jobless,” she says. “Now, I’m offering social media services to local businesses.” What changed? Janet enrolled in the Ajira Digital Skills Training Program, spearheaded by Kenya’s Ministry of Information,
- [Children Shouldn’t Be Leaving Their Homeland Alone](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2017/11/21/children-shouldn-t-be-leaving-their-homeland-alone/): The mass migration underway around the world puts children in harm’s way We’ve been talking about a specific global controversy for what seems like ages — on TV, the radio, the web, social media and around the water cooler, but it’s an age-old problem. And, putting up barriers won’t solve the systemic issue causing people
- [Second Earthquake Brings Further Devastation to the People of Nepal](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2015/06/02/second-earthquake-brings-further-devastation-to-the-people-of-nepal/): This second major earthquake came less than two weeks after a deadly 7.8 magnitude quake devastated the country, killing over 8,000 people. The latest quake has triggered more landslides, further isolating rural communities desperately in need of emergency aid. The coming monsoon will make the job of getting aid to remote communities by road near
- [Families Left Homeless by Nepal Earthquake](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2015/06/02/families-left-homeless-by-nepal-earthquake/): One month on from the devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake that struck Nepal on 25 April, aid agencies including ChildFund are working hard with local authorities to help children and families across the country who’ve lost homes, schools and loved ones. The number of people killed has now risen to 8,631, including the 154 people who
- [Free From Ebola: ChildFund's work in Liberia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2015/06/02/children-welcome-president-ellen-johnson-sirleaf/): Children who came through the Kelekula Interim Care Center in Monrovia, Liberia, welcome President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, who came to celebrate the end of the Ebola outbreak throughout the country. Liberia is the first of the three hardest-hit West African countries to be declared free of Ebola, 42 days after the last confirmed case. Since
- [Flooding in Myanmar affects one million people](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2015/08/12/flooding-in-myanmar-affects-one-million-people/): FLOOD EMERGENCY: Children and families in Myanmar have lost their homes and belongings to severe floods. Nearly one million people have been affected by widespread flooding across Myanmar. According to the government, more than 100 people have been killed and over 1.2 million acres of rice fields have been flooded or completely destroyed. Heavy monsoonal
- [Every Day Needs to be a Safer Internet Day for Children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2024/02/05/every-day-needs-to-be-a-safer-internet-day-for-children/): In an era defined by the rapid expansion of digital technologies, children find themselves navigating an increasingly complex online world. The consequences of this rapid evolution, and the lack of a robust protection framework, are significant and pose unprecedented threats to children. Among these are sexual exploitation and abuse and child sex trafficking. Alarmingly, new
- [One year after the earthquakes in Syria and Türkiye](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2024/02/06/one-year-after-the-earthquakes-in-syria-and-turkiye/): On 6 February 2023, several devastating earthquakes struck northwest Syria and southeast Türkiye, killing 55,000 people and injuring more than 130,000. Overall, this catastrophe affected approximately 15 million people in both countries. In Syria, the natural disaster only exacerbated the lives of those living in conflict. In Türkiye, 2.5 million children (many of them Syrian
- [ChildFund responds to Myanmar earthquake](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2025/04/03/childfund-responds-to-myanmar-earthquake/): On March 28, two powerful earthquakes hit central Myanmar, with epicenters near the cities of Mandalay and Sagaing. The devastation has been widespread, and includes damage to major bridges, roads, universities, the Mandalay International airport and hospitals. Both rural and urban areas have suffered damage, with an estimated 8.5million people impacted. The death toll is ChildFund responds Myanmar earthquake
- [Creating a Safer Digital World for Children: ChildFund Alliance's WEB Safe & Wise Campaign](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2025/07/03/web-safe-wise-campaign-review/): The ChildFund Alliance WEB Safe & Wise Campaign focused on strengthening protection for children online.
- [Meet the young female entrepreneurs of Uganda](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2023/07/14/meet-the-young-female-entrepreneurs-of-uganda/): Did you know that young people between the ages of 15 and 24 make up 16 percent of the world’s population? Youth are an enormous part of our global identity, and their contributions are essential to a thriving human society. Yet around the world, teens and young adults often struggle to find affordable skills training
- [There are significant economic benefits for developing nations by sending children to school instead of work](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/there-are-significant-economic-benefits-for-developing-nations-by-sending-children-to-school-instead-of-work/): Even after 70 years of independence, we haven’t been able to send all our children to school. Worse still, there are crores [tens of millions] of child labourers in India, and their number is increasing in sectors such as agriculture, mining and domestic labour. “The root causes of child labour are poverty, illiteracy, lack of
- [Marginalised rugby players to compete in Ireland](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/marginalised-rugby-players-to-compete-in-ireland/): Young female rugby players from Việt Nam, Laos and the Philippines will compete against the girls’ team from Belfast at the ChildFund Pass It Back Cup 2017. The game will be played at the Belfast Harlequins RFC on August 21, a day before the Women’s Rugby World Cup semifinal. Six Vietnamese players departed from Hà
- [ChildFund responds to devastating mudslides in Sierra Leone](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/mounting-concerns-and-some-good-news-from-sierra-leone/): During the night of August 14, devastating mudslides swept down the steep hillsides and slopes of Sierra Leone’s capital, Freetown, engulfing the homes of thousands of families who live in these highly congested areas. The estimated death toll is around 400, with another 800 unaccounted for. About 20,000 people have been displaced from their homes
- [All that glitters is not gold: Bangle-making units in Uttar Pradesh still use small hands](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/all-that-glitters-is-not-gold-bangle-making-units-in-uttar-pradesh-still-use-small-hands/): FIROZABAD: They sat crouched for hours by a burner, inhaling toxic fumes while their deft fingers picked up and moulded the ends of glittering bangles. No longer, though. Dev Pratap Singh, 23, formerly a child worker in a bangle-making unit, is a clay artiste who recently delivered a TEDx talk. Manoj Shankhwar, 24, is a
- [New community centre to help the youth of Kiribati](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/new-community-centre-to-help-the-youth-of-kiribati/): A new community youth centre in the Kiribati town of Betio is hoping to tackle high youth unemployment rates. The project is a joint effort involving ChildFund Kiribati and New Zealand's Victoria University. Environmental studies lecturer Rebecca Kiddle spoke to Sela Jane Hopgood of the plans for the new centre. REBECCA KIDDLE - We were
- [Los niños desempeñan un papel fundamental en la protección de la infancia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/los-ninos-desempenan-un-papel-fundamental-en-la-proteccion-de-la-infancia/): Declaración de la Alianza ChildFund sobre el Día Universal del Niño 2017 Nueva York, NY – En esta celebración del Día Universal del Niño, desde ChildFund Alliance reafirmamos nuestro compromiso de hacer todo nuestro posible para prevenir la violencia en todos los niveles, proteger a los niños y niñas de la violencia y la explotación,
- [An open letter to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres for the children of Yemen](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/an-open-letter-to-un-secretary-general-antonio-guterres-for-the-children-of-yemen/): ChildFund Alliance, together with 23 other civil society organizations, wrote an open letter regarding the situation of children in Yemen to UN Secretary-General António Guterres, ahead of the publication of this year’s Children and Armed Conflict Annual Report. As organisations working to protect children in situations of war, we sincerely welcome your decision in 2017
- [Child Fund presents TOM Shoes to MOBSE (The Gambia)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/child-fund-presents-tom-shoes-to-mobse-the-gambia/): ChildFund International The Gambia has presented two 40 and 20 foot containers of ‘Toms Shoes’ to the Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education (MOBSE) meant to enhance retention of students in school in the country’s Upper and Central River Regions. This is the 8th handing over of shoes to the Education Ministry. Speaking at the
- [Survey shows young students are sleep deprived](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/survey-shows-young-students-are-sleep-deprived/): One in four schoolchildren were found to be lacking in free time or rest time, and only 1 out of 100 were able to enjoy a quality of life that was in tune with recommended standards, according to a survey conducted by ChildFund Korea last year in November and December. ... According to the results of the
- [International Aid Towards Ending Violence Against Children Deeply Lacking, First-Ever Study Shows](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/international-aid-towards-ending-violence-against-children-deeply-lacking-first-ever-study-shows/): Richmond, Va. (June 08, 2017) – Out of every dollar the world spends on development assistance, only half a penny supports efforts to end violence against children, according to a new study, Counting Pennies. Commissioned by ChildFund Alliance and others, the study evaluates official development assistance (ODA) — government aid to promote the economic development
- [Member spotlight: Saving children’s lives with a ‘yellow carpet’](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/member-spotlight-saving-children-s-lives-with-a-yellow-carpet/): Our new member spotlight describes ChildFund Korea's Yellow Carpet initiative, which is saving the lives of school children at dangerous road crossings. Public interest in safety in South Korea has been growing since April 2014, when a ferry boat heading to Jeju Island sank. More than 300 people, most of whom were students on a
- [ChildFund Alliance welcomes Kevin Hyland as CEO of ChildFund Ireland](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-alliance-welcomes-kevin-hyland-as-ceo-of-childfund-ireland/): ChildFund Alliance is pleased to announce that Kevin Hyland has been appointed the new CEO of ChildFund Ireland, a member of ChildFund Alliance, effective July 30, 2018. Kevin is a renowned international specialist in the fight against modern slavery and human trafficking. His expertise has been shaped by 30 years’ experience as an officer in
- [Endast 0,6 procent av världens bistånd går till att stoppa våld mot barn](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/endast-0-6-procent-av-vaerldens-bistand-gar-till-att-stoppa-vald-mot-barn/): Idag släpps den internationella rapporten Counting Pennies som för första gången visar hur mycket av det totala biståndet i världen som går till att bekämpa våld mot barn. Varje år drabbas mer än en miljard barn av någon form av våld. Trots detta går bara 0.6 procent av det totala statliga utvecklingsbiståndet i världen till
- [ChildFund Alliance calls for immediate response to Syria chemical attacks](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-alliance-calls-for-immediate-response-to-syria-chemical-attacks/): ChildFund Alliance is horrified at the use of chemical weapons in Idlib, Syria. Dozens of people, including children, died and countless more were injured in what is believed to have been an attack by government forces. ChildFund Alliance is calling for the UN Security Council to meet urgently and conduct an immediate impartial investigation into
- [ChildFund responds to Rohingya refugee crisis in Bangladesh](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-responds-to-rohingya-refugee-crisis-in-bangladesh/): ChildFund Alliance is responding to the unfolding humanitarian crisis in Bangladesh, where more than 500,000 Rohingya refugees have crossed the border to escape civil conflict in Myanmar. “The situation is critical, particularly for the most vulnerable members of the refugee population—young children, mothers and the elderly,” said Meg Gardinier, Secretary General of ChildFund Alliance. “Uprooted
- [Ravaging drought takes heavy toll on Kenyan women, children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/ravaging-drought-takes-heavy-toll-on-kenyan-women-children/): NAIROBI, Oct. 5 (Xinhua) -- Kenya's Antonia Lelokong, a 28-year-old widow, bears the scorching sun in a small village in northern Kenya as she waited for her turn in the queue to receive her food ration. The mother of two has since February been relying on these food rations to feed her young family as
- [Implementing the New Commitments to Peace](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/implementing-the-new-commitments-to-peace/): A shared statement by peacebuilding organizationsInternational Day of Peace, 21 September 2017 The last year has seen significant global challenges, including an unprecedented level of humanitarian need, rising inequality and exclusion, growing climate change impacts, and increasing threats to our shared security. Nevertheless, the international community has taken important steps in addressing these challenges by implementing the
- [ChildFund Alliance Calls for Urgent Attention to the Drought and Famine in East Africa and Beyond](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-alliance-calls-for-urgent-attention-on-the-drought-and-famine-in-east-africa-and-beyond/): 20 million people in need of food assistance ChildFund Alliance is calling for increased donor attention to the worst humanitarian disaster since the Second World War. Twenty million people are in need of food assistance across Yemen, South Sudan, Somalia and northeast Nigeria, according to the World Food Programme. Widespread crop failure, livestock death and
- [ChildFund Alliance responds to floods in Sri Lanka](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-alliance-responds-to-floods-in-sri-lanka/): Monsoon rains in Sri Lanka have caused major flooding and landslides in the southwest of the country. More than 570mm (22 inches) of rain have fallen in some locations. According to the Disaster Management Centre of Sri Lanka, more than 698,000 people (179,376 families) have been affected. Over 25,200 people have been displaced and are
- [UN Secretary-General Must List All Perpetrators of Children’s Rights Violations in War (Press release)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/un-secretary-general-must-list-all-perpetrators-of-children-s-rights-violations-in-war/): Civil Society Organizations Urge the Secretary-General Not to ‘Freeze’ Annual List of Perpetrators for the First Time; ‘Freeze’ Would Set Dangerous Precedent NEW YORK, June 2, 2017 – The UN Secretary-General must publish an accurate and credible list of perpetrators of grave violations in his upcoming 2017 annual report on children and armed conflict, a
- [Christian Children’s Fund of Canada welcomes a new Chief Executive Officer](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/christian-children-s-fund-of-canada-welcomes-a-new-chief-executive-officer/): ChildFund Alliance is pleased to announce the appointment of Patrick Canagasingham to the position of Chief Executive Officer, Christian Children's Fund of Canada. Patrick comes to CCFC from Oxfam International. He previously worked with World Vision. Below is the press release issued by CCFC. MARKHAM, ON, April 4, 2017 /CNW/ - Christian Children's Fund of Canada
- [Proposed new border regulations would harm children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/proposed-new-border-regulations-would-harm-children/): ChildFund International is deeply concerned about reports that the Department of Homeland Security proposes to separate parents from their children at the U.S. border as a deterrent to illegal migration. Not only would this forcible separation create further trauma for families who came here fleeing violence and hardship, but it would also cause irreparable harm to
- [ChildFund Alliance responds to drought and famine in the Horn of Africa](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-alliance-responds-to-drought-and-famine-in-the-horn-of-africa/): Millions of people in the Horn of Africa are facing hunger, displacement and loss of livelihoods due to severe drought in the region. In the affected countries – Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, South Sudan and Uganda – more than half of those impacted are children. A famine has been declared in Unity State in South Sudan, the
- [ChildFund International and Christian Children’s Fund of Canada launch joint drought response in Ethiopia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-international-and-christian-children-s-fund-of-canada-launch-joint-drought-response-in-ethiopia/): Last year, thanks to a strong El Niño weather pattern, Ethiopia endured its worst drought in 30 years. And now, while the country is still reeling from that slow-moving disaster, a new drought has taken hold, this one thanks to another, more obscure climate phenomenon known as the Indian Ocean Dipole. The failure of two
- [TOGETHER Empowers Children With Disabilities and Families in Hard-To-Reach Rural Areas in Sri Lanka](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2018/01/25/together-empowers-children-with-disability-and-families-in-hard-to-reach-rural-areas-in-sri-lanka/): Nearly 3,000 children and adults with disabilities, and 3,000 family members of children with disabilities in the rural areas of Anuradhapura, Trincomalee, Matale, Nuwara Eliya and Puttalam districts in Sri Lanka were reached through the European Union-funded TOGETHER project, which concluded in December 2017. Assistive devices worth 11.7 million rupees (US$184,000) were also provided to children
- [ChildFund Respond to Help Children After Earthquake in Nepal](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2015/05/27/childfund-respond-to-help-children-after-earthquake-in-nepal/): ChildFund Alliance are responding to provide urgent care and protection for children who’ve lost homes and loved ones in the powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake that struck Nepal on Saturday. Initial government reports confirm that 30 out of 75 districts in the country have been affected – about 40 per cent of the country. The earthquake
- [Girls Score a Goal to End Child Marriage in India](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2018/03/23/girls-score-a-goal-to-end-child-marriage-in-india/): Soccer is widely regarded as an excellent way for kids to stay physically fit, build social skills and develop self-confidence. In several small Indian communities where ChildFund works, the world’s most popular sport has another, more surprising benefit: empowering girls to resist early marriage. Meet 16-year-old Raniya. Her home state of Jharkhand, India, is rich
- ['Unrecognised crisis': 160km from Australia, women in serious danger](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2018/05/29/unrecognised-crisis-160km-from-australia-women-in-serious-danger/): Australia’s near-neighbour Papua New Guinea is one of the most dangerous places in the world to be a mother and there are signs the country’s health crisis is getting worse, a report has found. Women in PNG are 35 times more likely to die during pregnancy than women in Australia (1 in 120 in PNG
- [Pursuing a Global Vision to End Violence Against Children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2018/06/13/pursuing-a-global-vision-to-end-violence-against-children/): Our progress for positive change in Paraguay is setting the stage for collaboration with governments and civil-society organizations around the world If you’ve ever been to Paraguay, you might understand the feeling of community you experience from people in all corners of the country. I experienced this genuine welcome on my recent trip there a
- [ChildFund International Joins World Cup Campaign to #PassTheHappiness to Teens Where It’s Needed Most](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2018/06/15/childfund-international-joins-world-cup-campaign-to-passthehappiness-to-teens-where-it-s-needed-most/): Today, thousands of people worldwide are beside themselves with excitement at the kickoff of the world’s foremost soccer tournament. Here at ChildFund International we have something else to celebrate: We have teamed up with Coca-Cola, Walmart International and One World Play Project to #PassTheHappiness. Through this worldwide campaign, we will receive a share of 100,000
- [World Rugby and ChildFund ‘Pass It Back’ to Change Children’s Lives Through Sport](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2018/09/04/world-rugby-and-childfund-pass-it-back-to-change-childrens-lives-through-sport/): New York, NY, 4 September 2018 -- World Rugby and ChildFund have today launched a major international partnership to change children’s lives through the transformative power of sport, as part of Rugby World Cup 2019 in Japan. “We awarded the tournament to Japan because we knew that it could be a powerful game-changer for sporting
- [230 Million “Invisible” Children: No Birth Certificate, No Rights](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2018/09/24/230-million-invisible-children-no-birth-certificate-no-rights/): More than 230 million children around the world have never been registered at birth and in the eyes of their country do not exist. As a result, these children will grow up stateless, with no official identity or citizenship. They will be “invisible” in society and, indeed, in the world. Approximately 37% of these children
- [Barnfonden’s Support of Projects in Indonesia and Ethiopia  Focus on Education and Intervention to Drive Change on the Ground](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2018/11/20/barnfondens-support-of-projects-in-indonesia-and-ethiopia-focus-on-education-and-intervention-to-drive-change-on-the-ground/): ChildFund Alliance member Barnfonden is currently coordinating with three civil society organizations (CSOs) on what is their largest project funded by the European Union: “Strengthening Civil Society and Social Accountability for Improved Access to Quality, Inclusive Early Child Development (ECD) Services.” The project in Indonesia aims to build the capacity of CSOs to become driving
- [Reducing the Risk of Disaster in Ethiopia: Five Tactics to Mitigate the Challenges Associated With a Drought](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2017/04/10/reducing-the-risk-of-disaster-in-ethiopia-five-tactics-to-mitigate-the-challenges-associated-with-a-drought/): Extreme weather has been threatening communities in Ethiopia as this second drought in as many years dries up farmland, forcing people to abandon their homes in search of food and income. “Despite many successes, there are still far too many lives being lost in predictable events because of failures to deploy early warning systems, learn
- [Choosing Between School and Food: The Difficult Choices for Children in Myanmar](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2017/06/05/choosing-between-school-and-food-the-difficult-choices-for-children-in-myanmar/): Eight-year-old Khet Khet is the youngest of three girls. Her eldest sister, Ma Nwe, was the same age when she had to make a very difficult choice: she and her younger siblings could go hungry, or she could drop out of school to care for them so both of her parents could work. With Ma
- [Giving female rugby players from Asia’s poorest communities a once in a lifetime opportunity](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2017/06/08/women-s-rugby-world-cup-legacy-programme-creates-positive-opportunities-for-asian-girls-in-pass-it-back-rugby-festival-2/): BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND and SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, 8 JUNE 2017: Women’s Rugby World Cup 2017 is set to inspire young girls in Asian communities as the Irish Rugby Football Union (IRFU), World Rugby, and ‘ChildFund Pass It Back’ bring girls from across the world’s most populous continent to Ireland to take part in an international rugby
- [Popular Meetings Promote Sexual and Reproductive Health](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2017/07/06/popular-meetings-promote-sexual-and-reproductive-health/): The heat is burning in the afternoon in Ziro, Burkina Faso, and every seat in the shade is taken. An excited audience is waiting, while two young men test the microphones. It´s time for the weekly meeting about sexual and reproductive rights issues. The topic for the day: How to prevent HIV/AIDS. It´s all about
- [ChildFund Deutschland's Critical Work in Ukraine: An Agonizing Choice for Displaced Mothers](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2017/08/25/stay-cold-or-stay-hungry/): Since 2004, ChildFund Deutschland (Germany) has been working on behalf of children and youth in Ukraine with two partners, Child Wellbeing Fund Ukraine and the East Europe Foundation. In 2014, it began providing humanitarian emergency response for internally displaced families and children (IDPs). Today, ChildFund is collaborating with more than half a dozen partner organizations
- [The Effects of Drought in the Horn of Africa Go Far Beyond Hunger](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2017/08/30/the-effects-of-drought-in-the-horn-of-africa-go-far-beyond-hunger/): Eleven-year-old Kamal* walked barefoot across scorched scrubland for a week from his home in Somalia to Kenya. With their crops and livestock devastated by drought, Kamal’s family had no choice but to leave and try their luck in a new country. Kamal was lucky. Unlike many children who died along the way, he made it
- [Speaking up to Protect Children’s Rights](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2017/10/12/speaking-up-to-protect-children-s-rights/): I have three wishes for my son — I want him to be healthy, safe and happy. I know I’m not alone. But, not all children have these needs met. And, what happens to those whose rights aren’t respected? How are we keeping them safe? Christian Children’s Fund of Canada (CCFC) is working within
- [Going Beyond Immediate Needs: A Commitment to Rebuilding After the Nepal Earthquake](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2017/12/01/going-beyond-immediate-needs-a-commitment-to-rebuilding-after-the-nepal-earthquake/): On 25 April 2015, a powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 7.8 struck Nepal, with its epicenter 50 miles (80 km) north-west of the capital Kathmandu. A strong aftershock (magnitude 7.3) followed on 12 May, with its epicenter 47 miles north-east of Kathmandu. Almost 9,000 people were killed, and 22,300 were injured. Of the 2.8
- [Working Together Benefits Children With Disabilities in Hard-To-Reach Areas](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2017/12/20/working-together-benefits-children-with-disabilities-in-hard-to-reach-areas/): In Sri Lanka, the TOGETHER project (Civil Society Organisations and Local Authorities together to include Children with Disabilities in Sri Lankan Society) has brought together key civil society organizations and local authorities to empower children with disabilities within society. The project has used the key informant methodology (KIM), an innovative social mobilization strategy that enables
- [HOPE in Papua New Guinea](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2018/01/16/hope-in-papua-new-guinea/): In Papua New Guinea, ChildFund Australia has implemented the HOPE (A Haus (house) for Protection and Empowerment) project, which aims to reduce the widespread violent abuse of children’s and women's rights by empowering survivors and training human rights defenders. The project has provided a safe refuge center for survivors of violence, better prevention mechanisms and
- [ChildFund Australia brings direct sponsorship to the community](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2016/10/10/childfund-australia-brings-direct-sponsorship-to-the-community/): ChildFund Australia was facing a conundrum. For years, the organization had funded much of its development work by linking donors directly to a single beneficiary, through child sponsorship. But the model had come under scrutiny in recent years, with questions over how tightly donor money needed to be linked to individual children. Moreover, a number
- [Child Labor in the Cotton Fields of India](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2017/03/02/child-labour-in-the-cotton-fields-of-india/): A billboard-sized sign along the road from Udaipur through the Aravalli Mountains shows two scenes — one is of a burly man with a bandana around his neck reaching out from behind a tree to grab a young girl’s shoulder. She looks away as if to run in the opposite direction. In the other scene,
- [Defending Children’s Rights in Haiti’s Growing Emergency](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2025/07/23/defending-childrens-rights-in-haitis-growing-emergency/): Haiti has endured decades of political and economic instability, culminating in a surge of gang violence across the country in early 2024, which is yet to abate. This cycle of violence and institutional collapse has triggered a severe humanitarian crisis, with children among its most affected victims. This worsening humanitarian crisis presents a constant and
- [Rebuilding with equity: the need for gender transformative programming in Ukraine](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2025/07/18/rebuilding-with-equity-the-need-for-gender-transformative-programming-in-ukraine/): WeWorld’s new report outlines how humanitarian programming can confront deep-rooted gender disparities and strengthen long-term resilience. The ongoing, mass-scale invasion of Ukraine has triggered one of the most complex and rapidly evolving humanitarian crises in recent history. In this volatile and high-stakes context, working in the humanitarian sector demands more than the provision of basic WeWorld’s new report outlines how humanitarian programming can confront deep-rooted gender disparities.
- [Village health assistants: transforming maternal care in Papua New Guinea](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2025/07/16/village-health-assistants-transforming-maternal-care-in-papua-new-guinea/): In Papua New Guinea (PNG), the realities of pregnancy and childbirth for many women are vastly different from those in higher-income countries. While maternal mortality has reduced from 470 per 100,000 live births in 1990 to 171 per 100,000 live births in 2019, PNG’s maternal and newborn mortality rate remains one of the highest in
- [How an afterschool reading program is creating a brighter future for children in Timor-Leste](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2025/05/29/afterschool-reading-program-timor-leste/): A one-to-one reading program in Timor-Leste is opening up a world of stories and opportuity for children like Tomás in Timor-Leste.
- [Disrupting danger with solar power](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2025/04/24/disrupting-danger-with-solar-power/): Solar power is lighting the way to school for children in rural India.
- [Lily's recovery from malnutrition](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2025/04/09/lilys-recovery-from-malnutrition/): After being diagnosed with severe malnutrition, a ChildFund-supported Safe Mothers Action Group in Zambia has put Lily on the road to recovery.
- [Maisha returns to the classroom](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2025/03/13/maisha-returns-to-the-classroom/): ChildFund Alliance member Educo is working to end child labor in Bangladesh by helping children leave work and return to school.
- [Disrupting poverty with equal opportunity](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2025/03/05/disrupting-poverty-with-equal-opportunity/): Gelete was always looking for ways to help her family climb out of poverty. But she was never viewed as being anything more than a wife and a mother because of traditional views about men and women in her community in Ethiopia. Husbands and wives were locked into separate roles and as a result, her
- [Three years on: the impact of war on Ukraine’s children and families](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2025/02/20/three-years-war-on-ukraine/): February 24 marks three years since the start of the Russian Federation’s invasion of Ukraine. The protracted conflict has devastated the country’s people and their environment. According to the United Nations Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine, over 12,000 civilians have lost their lives, including more than 600 children. Thousands more have been left with
- [Trapped in dangerous work](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2023/10/30/trapped-in-dangerous-work/): Bangladeshi society allows children to work at an early age, despite the dire consequences. It is estimated that more than 3 million boys and girls are working and of those, more than 1 million engage in dangerous labor. Most children are working without a contract and 61% are not enrolled in school. Why do so
- [Addressing the digital learning gap in Kenya](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2025/02/06/addressing-the-digital-gap-in-kenya/): The world has long since entered the digital age. However, 1.3 billion children aged 3-17 around the globe have not yet crossed the threshold of the Internet. Kenya is just one of many countries suffering from a lack of digital education infrastructure. To address this, the Kenyan government recognized the importance of digital education and
- [Working with children in one of the world's smallest and most remote island nations: Kiribati](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2025/02/05/support-to-children-in-kiribati/): We talk to Dennis Uba from ChildFund New Zealand about his recent trip to Kiribati to review the implementation of critical water and nutrition projects and plan the next phase of projets to support children and young people. He enjoyed a week of learning and insights with the Kiribati team, along with lots of laughter
- [Ensuring Sri Lankan youth with disabilities can access education and opportunity](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2025/01/29/living-with-disability-sri-lanka/): One of 19-year-old Lithusanka’s earliest memories is of being fitted with her first prosthetic leg at age 4. She had lost her leg during Sri Lanka’s long and devastating civil war, in a night-time shelling attack that also injured her father and killed four of her siblings. She now walks with a limp and struggles
- [A classroom in the mountains](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2025/01/01/a-classroom-in-the-mountains/): In the remote mountains of northern Vietnam, a school serving both primary and secondary students has long struggled with limited resources. In a region where roads are winding, internet connectivity is slow, and access to technology is scarce, education often feels disconnected from the rest of the world. For Ha Van Dung, a geography teacher
- [Advocacy through art in India](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2024/12/18/advocacy-through-art-in-india/): The children of Bandhghar village in Maharashtra, India come from a range of indigenous ethnic groups. Families are reliant on agriculture, but the impact of climate change has forced many to migrate to nearby towns in search of job opportunities. Not only do the children suffer disruption due to this forced migration, but they face
- [It's time to give children a seat at the policy high table](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2024/12/04/its-time-to-give-children-a-seat-at-the-policy-high-table/): It is one thing to give a child a microphone to speak their mind at a high-level forum in front of policymakers. It is another to take the child’s sentiments seriously and use them to inform policies and programs. Lately, child and youth participation has been gaining ground and, in some instances, become the “fashionable”
- [ChildFund Alliance implements new constitution and governance structure to drive change for children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2024/11/28/childfund-alliance-implements-new-constitution-and-governance-structure-to-drive-change-for-children/): Following a successful week of meetings in New York this month for its annual in-person gathering, the ChildFund Alliance Board of Directors and all members of the Alliance approved a new constitution and governance structure that will soon guide the 11-member network of child-focused development and humanitarian organizations. The newly adopted structure gives voice to
- [World Index 2024 assesses living conditions of women and children and identifies root causes of rights violations](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2024/11/13/world-index-2024-identifies-root-causes-of-rights-violations/): A flagship report released by ChildFund Alliance finds it will take 113 years for women and children to witness the full implementation of their rights. Published since 2015 by ChildFund Alliance’s Italian member WeWorld, the World Index measures the living conditions worldwide of women and children by assessing the promotion, exercise, and violation of their
- [Ending violence against children grossly underfunded within the framework of international cooperation](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/ending-violence-grossly-underfunded-within-the-framework-of-international-cooperation/): New report shows only a small fraction of official development assistance goes toward ending violence against children May 24, 2017 -- For the first time, a review of official development assistance (ODA) to end violence against children has been done. The report Counting Pennies: A review of official development assistance to end violence against children found that
- [From devastation to renewal](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2024/10/23/from-devastation-to-renewal/): In the sun-drenched landscapes of Burkina Faso, 17-year-old Issouf once thrived in a world defined by simplicity and dreams. He lived in the village of Boala with his parents, siblings, and extended family. His days were a blend of school and chores, a routine he embraced with enthusiasm. School was a haven of learning and
- [How savings groups are transforming literacy in Sierra Leone](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2024/09/12/savings-sierra-leone/): The establishment of community savings groups in Sierra Leone is contributing to greater financial security among farming families, allowing parents to budget for the ongoing costs of their children's education and avoid becoming prey to money lenders. These cooperative forms of financial management are helping to keep children in school and out of work. While
- [Harnessing digital technologies to empower young people](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2024/08/14/harnessing-digital-technologies-to-empower-young-people/): ChildFund International is engaging youth in digital spaces and tools to promote their empowerment, employability, and entrepreneurship, while protecting them from online exploitation.
- [Bringing water to rural Kenya](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2024/06/25/bringing-water-to-rural-kenya/): In the heart of Mulala County, the daily journey for water was not only a chore but a task that consumed hours of precious time for families like Lydia and Catherine. "It took us 3-4 hours to walk from home to the river. We [my daughter and I] would leave as early as 6am" says
- [Afghanistan: a forgotten crisis](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2024/07/31/afghanistan-a-forgotten-crisis/): ChildFund Alliance member WeWorld has been present in Afghanistan since 2017. It is a country experiencing one of the world’s most protracted, and often forgotten, crises, with almost 60% of the population (23.7 million people) requiring humanitarian assistance in 2024. The context Today, millions of people in Afghanistan face severe food insecurity, malnutrition, displacement and
- [Empowering Girls: Championing Menstrual Health in India](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2024/03/19/fighting-period-poverty-in-india/): Period Poverty is characterized by the lack of access to safe, affordable menstrual products and clean washrooms for girls and women to manage their periods.
- [Addressing the needs of children on the move](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2024/06/25/addressing-the-needs-of-children-on-the-move/): By the end of 2022, there was a record-setting 43.3 million children on the move, nearly 60% of them fleeing due to conflict and violence.
- [Online exploitation and abuse of children in Africa on the rise](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2024/05/30/online-exploitation-and-abuse-of-children-in-africa-on-the-rise/): New research and policy briefs from the African Child Policy Forum (ACPF) and ChildFund International has uncovered a shocking rise in online child sexual exploitation and abuse across the African continent.
- [Education in emergencies: a lifeline](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2024/04/16/education-in-emergencies-a-lifeline/): Almost 200 million young people globally are out of school, with the majority forced out of the classroom because of humanitarian emergencies. As Educo releases a new report examining the education funding gap, executive director Pilar Orenes explains the importance of creating safe spaces for learning for children living in crisis. At Educo, we work
- [Off the field: barriers to sport participation](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2024/04/09/off-the-field-barriers-to-sport-participation/): At ChildFund Rugby, we’re no strangers to the transformative power of sport and the benefits it brings to those who engage. However, it is important to recognise that while sport has the ability to change lives, to unite, and to inspire, not everyone has equal access (or has access at all) to these opportunities. Girls
- [ChildFund Alliance opens European Union Liaison Office](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-alliance-opens-european-union-liaison-office/): We are now represented through an EU Liaison Office in Brussels, Belgium, in order to strengthen our relationship with the EU institutions. Kristin Hedström heads up the office which has been jointly established by ChildFund Alliance Members from Denmark, Germany, Canada, US, Sweden, France and Australia. Kristin brings more than 10 years of experience from
- [The importance of child's play](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2024/02/13/the-importance-of-childs-play/): Play is often a feature of childhood, but in communities where children are tasked with water collection, farming work, and other activities to ensure the basic needs of families are met, there often isn’t time available for play. In rural Uganda, making sure everyone has food to eat takes priority. The financial obstacles are significant,
- [Ending child labor through education](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2024/01/22/ending-child-labor-through-education/): In the 21st century, 160 million boys and girls are working, almost half of them in jobs that put their lives or health at risk, and compromise their physical, emotional and educational development. To effectively address this problem, it is crucial to recognize the close relationship between child labor and lack of access to education.
- [Keeping children safe with the touch of a button](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2024/01/23/keeping-children-safe-with-the-touch-of-a-button/): Vietnam’s National Child Helpline (NCHL) has been instrumental in prioritizing child protection across the country since its launch in 2004. The helpline receives over 500,000 calls annually and has recently upgraded its dedicated app, ‘App 111’ or ‘Tong dai 111’, to reach more communities and enhance its ability to keep children safe. Accessible tools & information
- [Ukraine: another winter is coming](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2023/11/28/ukraine-another-winter-is-coming/): It is now more than 630 days since the start of the conflict. While some glimpses of stability have temporarily emerged in certain areas of the country, the situation in Ukraine remains extremely difficult, especially in the south-eastern regions of the front line. The latest indiscriminate attack which targeted the city of Kherson, in the south
- [Families learning to care for children living with disabilities](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2023/12/05/families-learning-to-care-for-children-living-with-disabilities/): Everyday life can be challenging for a family with disabilities, especially for those living in developing communities. This was certainly the case for Hung, a farmer living with his family in Cao Bang Province. Hung found himself struggling to understand his eight-year-old daughter, Hao, and meet her needs as a young child with Down syndrome.
- [School instead of work and marriage](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2023/11/13/school-instead-of-work-and-marriage/): “Some of my friends are married and even have children now. Your husband is yelling at you to do your chores and you just want to go out and play,” says Rebecca, aged 12. Rebecca (pictured above) lives in rural Kenya. Two months ago, when Rebecca learned that her uncle had arranged for her to
- [The role of education in combatting cyberbullying in Indonesia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2023/11/28/the-role-of-education-in-combatting-cyberbullying-in-indonesia/): Globally, the prevalence of cyberbullying has increased manifold. Children’s reliance on the internet for education, socialization, and entertainment during the COVID-19 pandemic and post has further amplified risks of cyberbullying. Based on a U-Report poll in 30 countries, 1 in every 3 young people has been a victim of cyberbullying and 1 in every 5 has skipped
- [Young people explain why connection is key to mental health](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2023/11/21/young-people-explain-why-connection-is-key-to-mental-health/): Did you know that globally, 1 in 7 young people between the ages of 10 and 19 have been diagnosed with a mental disorder? In today’s fast-paced, often overstimulating world, it’s easy for us to become mentally and emotionally overwhelmed. That’s why it’s so crucial to pay attention to our mental health just as much
- [Education: A beacon for child survival and thriving communities](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2023/11/21/education-a-beacon-for-child-survival-and-thriving-communities/): Education, beyond its academic scope, is a beacon of hope for transforming the trajectory of societies. When we shine the spotlight on child survival, the role of education takes on even greater significance. Studies from around the world have illuminated the profound impact that education, particularly for girls and women, has on the survival and
- [Stuck in Time: A report from WeWorld on the 10-year war in Syria](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2021/03/15/stuck-in-time-a-report-from-weworld-on-the-10-year-war-in-syria/): In the decade that has passed since the outbreak of the Syrian war on March 15, 2011, the conflict has had a disastrous effect on the country. It has destroyed businesses, hospitals and schools; left hundreds of thousands dead, injured or missing; and triggered the largest refugee and displacement crisis of our time. With no
- [Making a positive impact on early <br>development in Africa](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/02/22/making-a-positive-impact-on-early-development-in-africa/): ChildFund’s Canadian-based member Children Believe is helping communities recall the importance of the early stages of child development through work in maternal and child health in Africa. Since Children Believe began working in the country in 1987, it has stayed true to a commitment to create a future of hope for children, families and communities.
- [Educo launches first social laboratory to end violence against children in Spain](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2023/04/13/educo-launches-first-social-laboratory-to-end-violence-against-children-in-spain/): Educo has launched the first social laboratory to tackle violence against children and adolescents in the Spanish education system. This will focus on the creation of original and innovative projects that allow Educo to respond to a range of issues, including violence in the classroom. “About 25% of boys and girls experience bullying. Spain has
- [Breaking generational cycles of violence in Cambodia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2023/08/02/breaking-generational-cycles-of-violence-in-cambodia/): In Cambodia, corporal (physical) punishment is still widely used as a form of discipline in many households. Parents often resort to hitting their children when they misbehave or fail to meet their expectations. Unfortunately, this practice can have lasting negative effects on children, both physically and emotionally. That's why in Cambodia, ChildFund is dedicated to
- [Learning how to tackle malnutrition in Timor-Leste](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2023/10/17/learning-how-to-tackle-malnutrition-in-timor-leste/): There is no time to spare in the first 1,000 days of a child’s life – an important foundational period for development and growth. Children are more likely to lead healthier, brighter lives when they have supportive environments in these early years; the right care and nutrition are essential to their future well-being. In Timor-Leste,
- [Gaza: there is not enough water for survival](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2023/11/07/gaza-there-is-not-enough-water-for-survival/): In Gaza, the humanitarian crisis is worsening every day due to the incessant hostilities. Water scarcity is putting the civilian population, half of whom are children, at further risk. Between 21-26 October, Gazans had access to just 1-3 liters of water per person per day. In addition to severely limiting access to this vital resource,
- [Angie from El Salvador: our voice is crucial](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2023/11/07/angie-from-el-salvador-our-voice-is-crucial/): This year, ChildFund youth delegate, 13-year-old Angie from El Salvador spoke at the United Nations General Assembly, as part of a Joining Forces delegation advocating for the increased participation of children and young people in decision-making. We share Angie's brave and inspiring speech in full: Good morning to everyone present. My name is Angie. I am 13-years-old and
- [The challenges facing Africa: climate change, conflict, and the after-effects of COVID-19](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2023/09/05/the-challenges-facing-africa-climate-change-conflict-and-the-after-effects-of-covid-19/): Speaking to colleagues at Barnfonden, Chege Ngugi, Africa Regional Director for ChildFund International, warns that long-term solutions must not be forgotten in favor of urgent short-term efforts. Currently, over 36 million people in East Africa are being impacted by the worst drought in decades. There is a severe shortage of both food and water, and
- [Tackling safe water challenges in Kiribati](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2023/08/15/tackling-safe-water-challenges-in-kiribati/): 20 July 2023 Kiribati, with its rising seawater, periods of drought, and sporadic rains, is the face of climate change in the Pacific. Accessing clean, safe water is a daily challenge for children and families. Shallow groundwater, which is contaminated with seawater, rubbish, and other waste, is the main drinking water source of the small
- [ChildFund Alliance Europe Office News:  Update July 2023](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2023/07/19/childfund-alliance-europe-office-news-update-july-2023/): In 2022, the ChildFund Alliance Europe Office joined the European Child Sexual Abuse Legislation Advocacy Group (ECLAG), a coalition fighting to protect children from sexual violence and abuse. ECLAG brings together more than 60 European and global organizations, with a steering group that includes the Brave Movement, ECPAT, Missing Children Europe, IWF, Terre des Hommes,
- [Advocacy at the United Nations: <br>Update July 2023](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2023/07/19/advocacy-at-the-united-nations-update-july-2023/): ChildFund Alliance achieves its mission by working together with children to create sustainable solutions that protect and advance their rights and well-being. Sustainable solutions for and with children require changes in national and international laws, policies, and systems. We strengthen our ability to influence at this level when we advocate as one organization at the
- [WEB Safe&Wise Campaign](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2023/07/18/web-safe-wise-update-july-2023/): In 2022, ChildFund Alliance launched its new Strategic Plan FY22-25: Working Together to Address Emerging Threats to Children’s Safety. Under priority one, Protecting Children from Emerging Threats, the Alliance agreed to embark on a multi-year campaign on online safety to tackle a threat projected to significantly impact children and youth in the future. With this
- [Child Protection in Humanitarian Action: Update July 2023](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2023/07/19/child-protection-in-humanitarian-action-update-july-2023/): In FY23, the Alliance continued to strengthen its expertise in responding to emergencies and humanitarian crises. Together, Alliance members have responded to the needs of children and their families in ongoing crises in 36 countries, including Ukraine, Haiti, Afghanistan, the Sahel and Syria. Critical areas of our thematic responses have been in child protection in
- [Highlights of ChildFund Alliance Meetings <BR>in May 2023](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2023/07/18/highlights-of-childfund-alliance-meetings-in-may-2023/): The Alliance Board of Directors, the CEO Forum, Alliance Committees[1], and the Secretariat team met at Altitude Meetings in Malmö, Sweden from 22 to 26 May. ChildFund Alliance member, Barnfonden, hosted the meeting, with over 60 members from various locations, including Australia, Ecuador, India, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, North America, and Western Europe, participating in
- [Strategy & Engagement News: <br>Update July 2023](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2023/07/19/strategy-engagement-news-update-july-2023/): Strengthening our Strategic Planning Capacity In FY23, the Secretariat expanded the role of its Strategic Communications Advisor to focus on strategic planning, policy development, and member engagement for Alliance-wide initiatives and activities. Over the past year, the Director of Strategy & Engagement has provided input into the operational functions of the Secretariat, including planning and
- [Children, not refugees](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2023/06/14/children-not-refugees/): Every year, it is estimated that 400,000 children are born into the life of a refugee. In addition to suffering the trauma of being forced to leave their homes, young refugees face many threats to their wellbeing: exclusion from education and healthcare, limited access to food, water and shelter, and the daily risk of violence.
- [No school today. The war has come.](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/12/30/no-school-today-the-war-has-come/): At four in the morning, Oleksandr's mother enters his room and says: “You shouldn't go to school today because the war has come.” Thirteen- year-old Oleksandr is then forced, like so many other children in Ukraine, to experience the trauma of war up close. The day before the war broke out, Oleksandr and his classmates
- [Asia's families must be empowered to combat online abuse](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2023/05/30/asias-families-must-be-empowered-to-combat-online-abuse/): Digital technologies have revolutionized the way children learn, socialize and entertain. Their significance was profoundly felt during the COVID-19 pandemic when many children confined at home were still able to continue their education, pursue hobbies and connect with friends. However, with this enormous opportunity has come enormous risks to children's safety, as online spaces have been
- [Climate change leads to increased violence against children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/08/22/climate-change-leads-to-increased-violence-against-children/): If we cannot get governments to think differently, many more children will succumb to child labour, forced marriage and trafficking as a result of climate change, says Martina Hibell, Secretary General of ChildFund Alliance member Barnfonden. "Governments are slowly starting to recognize the need to prepare societies for the consequences of climate change. But does
- [New coalition launches an end to violence against children in Solomon Islands ](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/11/01/new-coalition-launches-an-end-to-violence-against-children-in-solomon-islands/): A partnership between three of New Zealand’s most well-known non-government organisations today launched a new project aimed at ending violence against children in Solomon Islands. Solomon Islands Endim Vaelens Agenstim Pikinini (Ending Violence Against Children) is supported by the New Zealand’s Government’s Aid Programme and is being implemented by Solomon Islands and New Zealand partners in
- [The impact of the global food crisis on children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/11/17/the-impact-of-the-global-food-crisis-on-children/): If you’ve found yourself wincing at the prices you see in the grocery store lately, you’re not alone. What we don’t often think about are the global effects of food inflation, especially on children. The rising price of food is a complex problem driven by everything from supply chain issues to government spending to higher
- [Dairy centre improves food security and drives employment in Kenya](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/11/30/dairy-centre-improves-food-security-and-drives-employment-in-kenya/): ChildFund New Zealand is supporting a dairy factory in Kenya that is providing sustainable incomes to farmers and their families. At its peak, Masimba Dairy Processing Centre in Emali, a rural and semi-arid area of Kenya, can collect up to 14,000 litres of milk per day. The factory is critical for farmers and their families
- [Responding to the ongoing crisis for children and families in Ukraine](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/10/25/responding-to-the-ongoing-crisis-for-children-and-families-in-ukraine/): In the many months since Russia launched a full-scale military invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, thousands have died and nearly 18 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance and protection across Ukraine.
- [Globalizing Diversity, Equity, Inclusion](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2023/03/27/globalizing-diversity-equity-inclusion/): It’s well established that women and girls, more than 50% of the global population, face systemic discrimination. But did you know that 250 million people experience discrimination because of inherited status like their faith or ethnicity? Or that 75% of stateless people around the world belong to minority groups? And indigenous women are six times
- [Preventing Irregular Migration of Children & Youth: Early Findings of Member Initiative](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2019/04/04/new-childfund-alliance-report-highlights-early-findings-of-a-joint-member-initiative-aimed-at-helping-prevent-the-irregular-migration-of-children-and-youth/): A new ChildFund Alliance report shares promising findings from a joint member project that is providing Central American children and youth with alternatives to fleeing their families and communities in order to escape violence. Early Learnings of PICMCA: A Promising New Approach to Preventing the Crisis of Child Migration in Central America highlights the progress of a $15.2
- [WeWorld Index 2022 finds a world that is still profoundly unequal](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/12/08/weworld-index-2022-finds-a-world-that-is-still-profoundly-unequal/): Today, 1 in 2 children and more than 1 in 3 women live in countries where they experience some form of exclusion. Without drastic change, it will take 182 years to achieve a level of adequate inclusion for them. An annual report published by ChildFund member WeWorld finds a world that is still profoundly unequal,
- [Education can't wait for children in <br>Burkina Faso](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/12/28/education-cant-wait-for-children-in-burkina-faso/): The security crisis in Burkina Faso, caused by an escalation in violence by armed groups, has resulted in more than a million internally displaced persons and the closure of schools. Around 60 percent of those displaced are children. If nothing is done, many students may drop out of school permanently. Worse still, they will be
- [Good nutrition creates a brighter <br>future for Gilo](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2023/03/21/good-nutrition-creates-a-brighter-future-for-gilo/): Four years ago, 6-year-old Gilo’s future was bleak. She was severely malnourished following a long drought in the eastern area of Kenya where she lives. Today, her health has improved, she is getting the food she needs to grow well, and she is attending school. With the help of ChildFund New Zealand and other members of ChildFund
- [Lan is living in a semi-boarding house in Vietnam](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/11/02/lan-is-living-in-a-semi-boarding-house-in-vietnam/): Lan*, aged ten, is a fifth-grade student from the Dao ethnic group. The nearest school to her home is still 12km away. During the weeks, she lives away from home with her younger sister and cousin in a small shack near the school. She has done this since she was eight years old. The shack
- [I want to learn and have the same opportunities as other children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/11/14/i-want-to-learn-and-have-the-same-opportunities-as-other-children/): “It is only 700m to my school, but it takes me almost an hour to get there,” said 12-year-old Ny, a first-grade student at Muslims Language school in the Chhluong District of Cambodia. Ny is a bright, energetic boy. Like his peers he likes to play and go to school. But at the age of
- [RWC2021 ends with a resounding victory for all women and girls in rugby](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/11/28/rwc2021-ends-with-a-resounding-victory-for-all-women-and-girls-in-rugby/): At Eden Park stadium, no seat was empty as more than 40,000 people cheered on teams during the finals of the Rugby World Cup 2021. One team emerged victorious, but for child rights organisation ChildFund, this was also a victory for women and girls in rugby everywhere. ChildFund Rugby is the first-ever Principal Charity for
- [Rosemary is one volunteer keeping her <br>community healthy](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/12/22/rosemary-is-one-volunteer-keeping-her-community-healthy/): Rosemary was born and raised in Kivori. She has been a ChildFund volunteer for almost six years. She is warm, kind and takes pride in being part of helping build a healthier community. “When people have a health emergency, they run to me. They recognise me as a community health volunteer – it gives me
- [Understanding the different risks girls and boys face online](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/02/09/understanding-the-different-risks-girls-and-boys-face-online/): By Sifa Kasongo, ChildFund International Digital technology has changed our lives, both negatively and positively. While it has improved the way we communicate, connect and engage with others around the world, widespread digitalization has also made it easier for perpetrators to use online platforms to facilitate horrific offenses, including the online sexual exploitation and abuse
- [Haja shares her thoughts on education in Sierra Leone](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/09/08/haja-shares-her-thoughts-on-education-in-sierra-leone/): In northern Koinadugu District, Sierra Leone, Haja is getting ready to go to her favorite place in the world: school. “School is fun,” the sixth-grader says. “It makes me think that I am preparing myself to become somebody.” At 11 years old, she’s already well on her way to achieving that goal. Haja’s teachers sing
- [Self-determination offers a way out of poverty](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/08/01/self-determination-offers-a-way-out-of-poverty/): More than a billion people have to get by on less than one euro a day. Barely half of the world's population can live on their income. Millions of children, especially girls, go to work to help their families survive. In our projects, we not only ensure basic care for the children and families, but enable them
- [What More Can We Do to Keep Children Safe?](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2017/08/14/what-more-can-we-do-to-keep-children-safe/): A big part of [the sustainable development] agenda is protecting children to ensure they can realize their dreams. It’s a daunting task, so organizations are joining forces like never before. We understand we can’t achieve the 17 [SDGs] in isolation — we need one united voice. By Patrick Canagasingham, CEO ceo-office@ccfcanada.ca At a recent staff
- [Finding “Hope at Home” for Vulnerable Children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2018/08/20/finding-hope-at-home-for-vulnerable-children/): $15-million joint venture led by Canadians providing hope and solutions for irregular child migration from Central America MARKHAM, Ont. — Recently, the horrific plight of child migrants from Central America created both empathy and outrage throughout Canada, North America and the entire world. We watched news images of families who risk everything — separation, incarceration
- [Advocacy Intern](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/12/20/advocacy-intern/): ChildFund Alliance is a non-profit, global network of 11 child-focused development and humanitarian organizations working in 70 countries. We help more than 23 million children and their families overcome poverty and the underlying conditions that prevent children from achieving their full potential. We believe every child has an inherent, universal right to survive and develop,
- [Pilar Orenes, Educo Executive Director](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/pilar-educo/): With a degree in Geography and History from Granada University, Pilar’s career stands out for her commitment to ongoing professional training: Masters in NGO Management and Leadership, Executive "MP Women for Senior Management" and Executive "Advance Management Program" studied at ESADE Business School. Pilar has more than 20 years’ experience working in the non-profit sector.
- [Social media](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/social-media/): Here’s what you can do to support ChildFund Alliance: Follow our Facebook page and share our posts with your friends. Follow us on Twitter and retweet us, and engage in the global conversation using the hashtag #FreeFromViolence. Visit our LinkedIn page for the latest updates n our development programs and advocacy initiatives. Read more about the
- [<a href="https://childfundalliance.org/2022/04/12/a-world-without-violence-against-children-2/">Accountability for the Post-2015 Targets on Violence against Children</a>](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/a-world-without-violence-against-children-2/): Report from the Side-event "A World without Violence against Children." New York City, NY – February 5, 2014 Co-hosted by the Government of Canada and the Government of Paraguay. ChildFund Alliance, Plan International, Save the Children, SOS Children’s Villages International, UNICEF and World Vision International. Every child has the right to live and thrive in
- [Permanent Representative to the United Nations](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/11/17/permanent-representative-to-the-united-nations/): The ChildFund Alliance Representative to the United Nations (UN) is responsible for the overall engagement with the United Nations, its specialized agencies, inter-governmental organizations, regional bodies and UN Missions.created to contribute to the success of ChidlFund Alliance during the implementation of its forthcoming 4-year strategic plan, with an important focus on advancing the Alliance’s partnership
- [ChildFund and iCARE join forces to improve education for children in developing countries](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2017/06/05/childfund-and-icare-join-forces-to-improve-education-for-children-in-developing-countries/): SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - 5 June 2017: Respected international development agencies ChildFund Australia and iCARE (International Christian Aid Relief Enterprise) today announced their decision to join forces, and combine their decades of experience in delivering high quality education programs for children in Asia, Africa and the Americas. The formal transition is expected to take place on 1
- [ChildFund Pass It Back wins award at Beyond Sport Global Awards 2017](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-pass-it-back-wins-award-at-beyond-sport-global-awards-2017/): ChildFund Pass It Back, a unique sport for development program in Asia, has won the UNICEF Safeguarding Children in Sport Award at the prestigious Beyond Sport Global Awards. New York, 26 July 2017 ChildFund Pass It Back, a unique sport for development program in Asia, has won the UNICEF Safeguarding Children in Sport Award at
- [Child Brides of India: Pooja's story](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2019/09/30/child-brides-of-india-pooja-s-story/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Bids Farewell to Outgoing Board Members](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2019/05/30/childfund-alliance-bids-farewell-to-outgoing-board-members/): During the annual May CEO and board forum, held this year in Dublin, representatives from all 11 Alliance organizations gathered during an evening out to recognize and honor members who are rotating off the board. On behalf of the Alliance, Secretary General Meg Gardinier acknowledged Chairman Michael Rose, Vice Chairman Lennart Wiklund, Treasurer Paul Newbigging,
- [Reflections from ChildFund Australia’s Nigel Spence](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2019/12/18/reflections-from-childfund-australias-nigel-spence/): After 14 years at the helm of ChildFund Australia, CEO Nigel Spence stepped down at the end of December 2019. The Australian Council for International Development just recently named Nigel as the recipient of its Outstanding Contribution to the Sector Award, celebrating his 40 years of commitment, enthusiasm and tireless advocacy for children. ChildFund Alliance
- [On the Migrants’ Trail (Part Three): Reaching Serbia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/on-the-migrants-trail-part-three-reaching-serbia/): At least four trains arrive daily in Tabanovce, a Macedonian refugee camp near the Serbian border. But when we arrive, it’s deserted. The place feels eerie and empty, showing the transient nature of migrant camps. Most migrants coming through here arrived from Greece, their landing point in Europe; they pass through Macedonia to Serbia and
- [On the Migrants’ Trail (Part Two): Children Traveling Without Parents](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/on-the-migrants-trail-part-two-children-traveling-without-parents/): Since the events described here, in the past week violence has broken out in Idomeni, Greece, because of a bottleneck caused by Macedonia’s new daily cap on the number of migrants allowed into the country, as well as other restrictions. Thousands are now stranded in Idomeni and nearby camps, causing serious tension and questions about
- [On the Migrants’ Trail (Part One): In Search of a New Life](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/on-the-migrants-trail-part-one-in-search-of-a-new-life/): Julien, who has worked with ChildFund in Asia and specialises in emergency communications, joined our assessment team as they travelled through Turkey, Greece, Macedonia and Serbia earlier this year, documenting the needs of migrants and asylum seekers from Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria, particularly children and youth. This is the first of Julien’s reports from the
- [Margaret Sheehan, CEO, ChildFund Australia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2020/02/28/margaret-sheehan-childfund-australia-ceo/): Margaret Sheehan is CEO of ChildFund Australia, an independent international development organisation that works to reduce poverty for children in developing communities. Previous to this role, Margaret spent four years as ChildFund Australia’s International Program Director, overseeing the development and implementation of child-focused development programs in the Asia-Pacific region. Prior to joining ChildFund, Margaret held
- [Assessing and Responding to Devastation in the Philippines: November 15, 2013](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/assessing-and-responding-to-devastation-in-the-philippines/): Reporting by ChildFund Philippines staff As we begin to understand the scope of Typhoon Haiyan’s toll on the Philippines, ChildFund staff members and our local partner organizations are in the devastated communities, distributing aid and assessing needs. You can assist by making a donation to our Philippines Relief and Recovery Fund. Here is the most recent report
- [Senior Administrative and Accounting Assistant](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/senior-administrative-and-accounting-assistant/): The Senior Administrative and Accounting Assistant provides overall administrative, financial and human resources support to the ChildFund Alliance Secretariat in New York and assists the global network of ChildFund Alliance members. This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled and dynamic administrator to join our team and work globally with our members and partners
- [Employment](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/employment-no-jobs/): Thank you for your interest in ChildFund Alliance. At this time, we do not have any positions we are recruiting for, but we encourage you to check back at a later date.
- [Global Partnership Advisor](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/global-partnership-advisor/): The Global Partnership Advisor is a new role created to contribute to the success of ChidlFund Alliance during the implementation of its forthcoming 4-year strategic plan, with an important focus on advancing the Alliance’s partnership and grant strategy. Title: Global Partnership AdvisorLocation: Brussels, BelgiumContract: Permanent, full time positionExpected start date: January 2021 About ChildFund Alliance
- [Advocacy](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/advocacy-2-2/): Through ChildFund Alliance, member-organizations undertake strategic actions to influence public policy and to leverage their collective voice with and on behalf of children. The Alliance advocates for public policy changes at the local, national, regional and international level to improve the lives of children, their families, and the communities where they live. Our advocacy is based on evidence from our work at the field level in the
- [Pau Aragay, CEO, Educo](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/pau-aragay-ceo-educo/): Director of Impact and Organisational Improvement Pau has a degree in Political Science and Administration from the Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona. In 2015 he earned a master’s degree in Public and NGO Management at Seton Hall University in New Jersey where he specialised in planning and strategic and impact evaluation. He has also studied NGO
- [Jordi Cardona, CEO, Educo](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/jordi-cardona-ceo-educo/): Director of People and Culture Jordi studied Industrial Engineering, although his inclination was always for Development. In 1995, he received a study grant for International Development from the Institut Bioforce in Lyon which marked his professional career forever. He continued to study at the University of Loughborough and when he finished his studies he spent
- [Ed Grier, ChildFund International (USA)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/ed-grier-childfund-international-usa/): Ed Grier became ChildFund’s Board Chair in January 2019 after serving since 2013 as a Member-at-Large. Ed is dean of the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Business. Before coming to VCU, Grier spent 29 years with the Walt Disney Company including assignments in Orlando, Paris, Tokyo and Anaheim. In Anaheim, Grier served as president of
- [Preventing Irregular Child Migration in Central America (PICMCA)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2018/07/02/preventing-irregular-child-migration-in-central-america-picmca/): ChildFund Alliance members are undertaking a project in El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico and Nicaragua designed to improve the well-being of children and youth who are at risk of irregular migration. (ENGLISH) Preventing Irregular Child Migration in Central America (PICMCA) Christian Children's Fund of Canada (CCFC) is leading a CAD $15.2M regional project in El
- [Statement of ChildFund Alliance: Annual Session of the UNICEF Executive Board, 11 June 2019](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/statement-of-childfund-alliance-annual-session-of-the-unicef-executive-board-11-june-2019-agenda-item-4-annual-report-for-2018-of-the-executive-director-of-unicef/): Mr. President, Executive Director Fore, Distinguished Members of the Board: On behalf of ChildFund Alliance, I would like to congratulate UNICEF on the results achieved for children in 2018. ChildFund is a global network of 11 child-focused development organizations working in more than 60 countries. We value the work carried out in partnership with UNICEF to realize children’s rights
- [The Protection of Children at Risk of Irregular Migration](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2018/12/04/preventing-irregular-child-migration-in-central-america/): More than 60 representatives of civil society, UN agencies and government joined with ChildFund Alliance and ChildFund members from Canada, Spain and the United States on December 4, 2018 for our program, The Protection of Children at Risk of Irregular Migration, hosted in partnership with UNICEF. The forum, held in New York City, provided an
- [Building Momentum Flagship Event](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2019/07/30/childfund-alliances-flagship-event-building-momentum/): During this critical year for child rights and the SDGs, the Alliance on July 10 hosted a side event to the HLPF at the Scandinavia House in New York. The program brought together children, Member States, UN agencies, and civil society organizations to examine progress and future steps toward ending violence against children. Guest
- [Development and Security Rely on Peace, Justice and Inclusion](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/development-and-security-rely-on-peace-justice-and-inclusion/): A shared statement by peacebuilding organizationsA shared statement by peacebuilding organizations International Day of Peace, 21 September 2018 ChildFund is one of dozens of international and domestic peacebuilding organizations that have joined together to release a statement on International Day of Peace, September 21. The statement, which comes ahead of the opening of the 73rd session
- [I travelled to Uganda to see the actual impact of sponsoring a child](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/i-travelled-to-uganda-to-see-the-actual-impact-of-sponsoring-a-child/): Ten years ago, Ariana Dunne began sponsoring Shaban, a three-year-old boy in Uganda. For the price of four cups of coffee a month, she has continued to sponsor Shaban, and recently got a chance to go and visit him. Ariana writes about her experience sponsoring a child through ChildFund Ireland, and the emotional meeting with
- [ChildFund Responds to Indonesia Earthquake and Tsunami Emergency](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2018/10/05/childfund-responds-to-indonesia-earthquake-and-tsunami-emergency/): Thousands of children and their families are in urgent need of assistance following the most devastating earthquake and tsunami to hit Indonesia in almost a decade. More than 1,570 people have been confirmed dead and almost 200,000 people, 40% of whom are children, need urgent humanitarian assistance following a series of earthquakes that triggered a
- [Team Tomatoes: Playing Rugby and Learning Essential Life Skills](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2018/08/28/team-tomatoes-playing-rugby-and-learning-essential-life-skills/): Kim Chi is a young girl from northern Vietnam. She plays for a team called Tomatoes, and rugby is her chosen sport. But joining team Tomatoes wasn’t easy. First, Kim Chi had to get her parents’ approval: “They told me that I should stay home and help them with housework; that there is no use
- [Kevin Hyland, ChildFund Ireland](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/kevin-hyland-childfund-ireland/): Kevin Hyland OBE is a renowned international specialist in the fight against modern slavery and human trafficking. In 2014, Kevin was appointed as the UK’s first Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner by Theresa May, serving with distinction, before stepping down to undertake his role as CEO with ChildFund Ireland in July 2018. Prior to his role as Anti-Slavery
- [Rugby World Cup 2019 Trophy Tour a Big Hit in Philippines](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2018/08/01/rugby-world-cup-2019-trophy-tour-a-big-hit-in-philippines/): The seventh leg of the Rugby World Cup 2019 Trophy Tour spent four days in the Philippines. ... the last event of the tour was a rugby clinic for 100 children at the Concepcion Elementary School in Marikina City. The activity was delivered by Rugby World Cup 2019 Worldwide Partner DHL in collaboration with the
- [Senate Introduces Resolution to End Violence Against Children Worldwide](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/senate-introduces-resolution-to-end-violence-against-children-worldwide/): ChildFund International, Futures Without Violence, Save the Children and World Vision applaud today’s introduction of S.Res.606 by Sen. John Boozman of Arkansas and Sen. Ben Cardin of Maryland, calling on Congress to recognize the harmful impact that violence has on the healthy development of children and youth. S.Res.606 condemns all forms of violence against children
- [A Life Dedicated to Children: Joern Ziegler, ChildFund Deutschland CEO and CEO Forum Co-Chair](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2018/08/22/meet-joern-ziegler-ceo-of-childfund-deutschland-and-co-chair-of-the-ceo-forum/): Recently we had the opportunity to sit down with Joern Ziegler, CEO of ChildFund Deutschland (Germany). Joern has been with ChildFund for 17 years, and is a founding member of the Alliance. He is currently co-chair of the CEO Forum, which forms the senior management team of the Alliance. The CEO Forum supports the Secretary
- [NGOs' Recommendations for the Implementation Handbook for the Vancouver Principles](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/ngos-recommendations-for-the-implementation-handbook-for-the-vancouver-principles/): ChildFund Alliance has co-signed a letter to the Canadian government with recommendations on how to best proceed with implementation guidelines to ensure commitments in the Vancouver Principles are translated into concrete actions for the protection of children in conflict. The letter was also signed by Child Soldiers International, the Romeo Dallaire Child Soldiers Initiative, Save the Children, War
- [With Childfund, Neelam Makhijani Aims to Create a Better Tomorrow for Children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2018/06/21/with-childfund-neelam-makhijani-aims-to-create-a-better-tomorrow-for-children/): As CEO and Director of ChildFund India, Neelam Makhijani is working to give excluded and vulnerable children the capacity to improve their lives and become adults who bring positive change in their communities. As a journalist in New York, Neelam Makhijani worked for a leading Asian weekly, where she wrote and commented on South Asian political
- [ChildFund International to Serve Children Still Separated from Families at the U.S. Border](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2018/06/21/childfund-international-to-serve-children-still-separated-from-families-at-the-u-s-border/): Right now, as policies and procedures surrounding children separated from their families continue to evolve, a major concern has yet to be resolved: the plight of those thousands who remain removed from their parents. ChildFund International is deeply concerned about their wellbeing. We have been working with children and families on both sides of the
- [EDUCO urges reunification of children and their families separated on the US-Mexico border](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/educo-urges-reunification-of-children-and-their-families-separated-on-the-us-mexico-border/): In view of the situation of at least 2300 children who have been separated from their families on the United States-Mexico border, international children’s agency Educo urges the US government to immediately allow children to meet with their parents, mothers and relatives who are currently under immigration proceedings. Despite the fact that President Donald Trump
- [Urgent: Recommendations for the Reunification of Separated Children with Their Families](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/urgent-recommendations-for-the-reunification-of-separated-children-with-their-families/): The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action, of which ChildFund Alliance is a member, issued the following statement on 27 June 2018. The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action is an interagency coalition of nearly 100 member organizations working to protect children who face adversity. We call for urgent action to rapidly reunify
- [UN: Child Rights Violators Put on Notice that Abuses Must End](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/un-child-rights-violators-put-on-notice-that-abuses-must-end/): Annual UN report names 66 perpetrators for abuse and exploitation of children in conflict, including the Saudi Arabia-led coalition in Yemen NEW YORK, June 26, 2018 – The UN Secretary-General’s latest report is evidence of the Saudi Arabia-led coalition’s continued disregard for children’s rights in Yemen, Watchlist on Children and Armed Conflict said. UN Secretary-General
- [Is the World Making Effective Change for All?](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2018/07/10/is-the-world-making-effective-change-for-all/): Find out about the High-Level Political Forum — what is it, and why is it so important to the global community. More than 2,000 representatives of government, civil society, business and United Nations (UN) agencies are meeting at the annual High-Level Political Forum (HLPF) this week in New York. They’re figuring out if the world
- [Microsoft helps Vietnam protect children in cyberspace](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/microsoft-helps-vietnam-protect-children-in-cyberspace/): Hanoi (VNA) – Microsoft Vietnam will sponsor 5.4 billion VND (233,676 USD) to aid Vietnam’s efforts in protecting children online as part of a freshly signed agreement. The cooperation deal on child protection in cyberspace was signed in Hanoi on July 12 by Microsoft Vietnam, the Department of Child Affairs under the Ministry of Labour, Invalids
- [ChildFund Alliance welcomes the adoption of Security Council resolution on role of youth in negotiating and implementing peace agreements](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-alliance-welcomes-the-adoption-of-security-council-resolution-on-role-of-youth-in-negotiating-and-implementing-peace-agreements/): ChildFund Alliance welcomes the adoption of Security Council resolution 2419 (2018), which calls for increasing the role of youth in negotiating and implementing peace agreements. The resolution, adopted on 6 June by a unanimous vote, recognizes that the marginalization of youth is detrimental to building sustainable peace and countering violent extremism. “ChildFund strongly believes that
- [Papua New Guinea is One of the Most Dangerous Places for Expectant Mothers](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/papua-new-guinea-is-one-of-the-most-dangerous-places-for-expectant-mothers/): Recent reports have shown that Papua New Guinea (PNG) is one of the most dangerous countries for mothers and pregnant women. According to the aid agency ChildFund Australia, women in PNG are 35 times more likely to die during pregnancy than women in Australia. One of the biggest issues that leads to death or severe
- [GOT7 appointed the ambassadors of ChildFund Korea's 'Thank You Letter Competition'](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/got7-appointed-the-ambassadors-of-childfund-korea-s-thank-you-letter-competition/): K-pop band GOT7 has been selected the ambassadors of ChildFund Korea's third 'Thank-You Letter Competition'. The 'Thank-You Letter Competition' was first launched in 2016. Elementary, middle, and high school students throughout the nation are welcomed to submit letters for the event. A total of 99,000 letters have been received over the past 2 years of
- [Majority support for Australia's overseas aid: poll](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/majority-support-for-australia-s-overseas-aid-poll/): ChildFund Australia recently conducted a poll that shows a majority of voters believe Australia has “an obligation” to continue to provide aid to poorer nations. “We can afford to have a strong Australian aid program,” said Nigel Spence, CEO of ChildFund Australia. Read the article in The Sydney Morning Herald.
- [Dial for help: The surprise hotline helping quake survivors in Papua New Guinea](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/dial-for-help-the-surprise-hotline-helping-quake-survivors-in-papua-new-guinea/): More than two months after Papua New Guinea’s strongest earthquake in almost a century, stranded survivors are turning to an unexpected lifeline: a small domestic violence hotline run by a non-governmental organisation [ChildFund]. Although the risks of violence against women rise after disasters, most callers aren’t women. They’re men reaching out for support, enquiring about
- [Congress Introduces Resolution to End Violence Against Children Worldwide](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/congress-introduces-resolution-to-end-violence-against-children-worldwide/): The Ending Violence Against Children Taskforce commends Rep. Jim McGovern (D-MA) and Rep. Ted Poe (R-TX) for today introducing H. Res. 910, which calls for increasing and improving the United States Government’s efforts to end violence against children. Written with input by the Taskforce, the resolution condemns all forms of violence against children and youth
- [The participation of children and adolescents and the eradication of violence against children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/the-participation-of-children-and-adolescents-and-the-eradication-of-violence-against-children/): Read the final statement of the International Seminar "Participation of children and adolescents in the eradication of violence against children," held in Asunción, Paraguay on 30 May 2018.
- [Child Friendly Accountability inaugurated at Rashtriya Seva Samithi](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/child-friendly-accountability-inaugurated-at-rashtriya-seva-samithi/): Tirupati: Child Fund India’s new child protection project, Child Friendly Accountability (CFA) inaugurated by the Special Judge Sai Kumari at a function held in Rashtriya Seva Samithi (RASS) here on Wednesday. RASS will implement the project in Karakambadi and Mamandur schools involving children of 13 to 17 years. The community children would also be involved
- [Former Sponsored Child Speaks for Her Peers on Global Stage](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2018/03/01/former-sponsored-child-speaks-for-her-peers-on-global-stage/): By Ángeles, CCFC former sponsored child, Paraguay (Translated by Maria Ferreira, program officer, Paraguay) It’s been a busy few months for Ángeles, a former sponsored child from Paraguay. This past fall, she attended a violence-prevention meeting in Ottawa, hosted on behalf of the World Health Organization and the Government of Canada. And, she’s just returned
- [Anne Lynam Goddard: Adults must help to protect children from gun violence](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/anne-lynam-goddard-adults-must-help-to-protect-children-from-gun-violence/): ON APRIL 16, 2007, my two worlds collided. During lunchtime at my new job, I was told my son was calling. I remember thinking how strange it was for him to call me at work, something he never did. When I picked up, it wasn’t him — it was an emergency room doctor near Blacksburg
- [Keeping Kids Safe Online in Australia and Beyond](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2017/12/19/keeping-kids-safe-online-in-australia-and-beyond/): Digital technology is changing childhoods, with one in three internet users now under the age 18. The worldwide web brings new opportunities for young people to learn and connect, but it also represents new threats to their well being. Fortunately, a new program from ChildFund Australia is helping to keep children safe from harm online, writes
- [Emergency in the Philippines: 9,000 Children Affected by the Eruption of Mayon Volcano](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2018/01/22/emergency-in-the-philippines-9-000-children-affected-by-the-eruption-of-mayon-volcano/): More than half of these children are participants of Educo projects in the country 19 January 2018 -- The NGO EDUCO [a member of ChildFund Alliance] warns that 8,703 Filipino children are suffering the consequences of the eruption of Mayon volcano, which has been active since Jan 13. The majority of them, 5,568 children, are
- [Sierra Leone News: Appealing to youth to prevent election violence](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/sierra-leone-news-appealing-to-youth-to-prevent-election-violence/): Violence during elections is common in many countries. On Thursday 18 October 2017, at National Stadium hostel in Freetown, the National Youth Commission in partnership with Child Fund, Sierra Leone engaged youth on non-violent elections in the upcoming March 7 election. Although the nature of violence recorded in past elections in Sierra Leone is less
- [Statement of ChildFund Alliance during the First Regular Session of the UNICEF Executive Board, 6 February 2018](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/statement-of-childfund-alliance-during-the-first-regular-session-of-the-unicef-executive-board-6-february-2018/): Agenda Item 1: Opening statement of the President of the Executive Board; Opening statement of the Executive Director Mr. President, Ms. Fore, Distinguished Members of the Board: On behalf of ChildFund Alliance, I would like to congratulate Ms. Fore on your appointment and the members of the Bureau on your election for 2018. ChildFund Alliance
- [Member spotlight features ChildFund's response to the 2015 earthquake in Nepal](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/new-member-spotlight-features-childfund-s-response-to-the-2015-earthquake-in-nepal/): On 25 April 2015, a powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 7.8 struck Nepal, with its epicenter 50 miles (80 km) north-west of the capital Kathmandu. A strong aftershock (magnitude 7.3) followed on 12 May, with its epicenter 47 miles north-east of Kathmandu. Almost 9,000 people were killed, and 22,300 were injured. Of the 2.8
- [Governments need to take action as 9 out of 10 children living in extreme poverty will be in Africa by 2030](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/governments-need-to-take-action-as-9-out-of-10-children-living-in-extreme-poverty-will-be-in-africa-by-2030/): From 23-25 October, researchers and NGOs at the Putting Children First conference in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, will call on governments to take forward the ambitious Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as child poverty is set to rise in Africa. Despite important strides in the fight against poverty over the past two decades with nearly 1.1 billion
- [Children play a critical role in child protection](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/children-play-a-critical-role-in-child-protection/): ChildFund Alliance statement on Universal Children’s Day 2017 New York, NY — As we celebrate Universal Children’s Day, ChildFund Alliance reaffirms our commitment to do all we can to prevent violence at all levels, protect children from violence and exploitation, and enable children to meaningfully participate in decisions related to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals
- [Power to the People](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2017/09/21/power-to-the-people/): How ChildFund has used solar and hydropower to transform a community in rural Zambia. In the south-east corner of Zambia lies the district of Luangwa. At its eastern-most tip is Luangwa town, ostensibly a port town in a country that has no sea. Boats ply across the Zambesi and Luangwa Rivers that intersect here: look
- [Urgent need for response to refugee crisis in Bangladesh](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/urgent-need-for-response-to-refugee-crisis-in-bangladesh/): ChildFund Alliance is deeply concerned about the unfolding humanitarian crisis in Bangladesh, as an estimated 400,000 refugees from Myanmar have crossed the border to escape civil conflict. The situation is critical, particularly for the most vulnerable members of the refugee population—young children, mothers and the elderly. Existing camps in Bangladesh, one of Asia’s poorest nations,
- [Protection for millions of children: ECOWAS Member States take a huge step forward](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/protection-for-millions-of-children-ecowas-member-states-take-a-huge-step-forward/): Niamey (Niger), 5 October, 2017 – In a decision that will have positive implications for millions of children in West Africa, all member states of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) today agreed to a range of concrete measures to protect children from violence, abuse and exploitation. At the ECOWAS First Ladies’ Forum
- [Rwanda: Childfund Rwanda Opens a Preschool in Jabana Sector](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/rwanda-childfund-rwanda-opens-a-preschool-in-jabana-sector/): A preschool in Jabana sector under the auspices of ChildFund Rwanda was yesterday opened at Groupe Scholarie Jabana to help children and parents in building a good foundation in the socialization process as they get prepared for primary education. The school was officially opened during a ceremony that attracted local leaders, officials from ChildFund Rwanda,
- [A selection of child-focused side events during UNGA 72](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/a-selection-of-child-focused-side-events-during-unga-72/): Thursday 21 September A PROMISE TO CHILDREN: THEIR RIGHTS AND WELLBEING IN THE SDGS Please join the CEOs of the child-focused agencies for a breakfast discussion8:00AM - 9:30AM Westin Hotel at Grand Central, Grand Central Ballroom BC 3rd FloorCo-hosted by: ChildFund Alliance, Plan International, Save the Children, SOS Children’s Villages and World Vision RSVP:
- [Michael Kiely, CEO ChildFund Ireland](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/michael-kiely-ceo-childfund-ireland/): Michael Kiely’s introduction to humanitarian work came when he was an Irish Army Captain serving with the United Nations in Lebanon (UNIFIL) in 1982. It truly was a baptism of fire as he volunteered with the International Red Cross during the infamous Sabra and Shatila massacres. Eleven years later, he accepted a period of secondment
- [Telephone counseling saves lives](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/telephone-counseling-saves-lives/): Papua New Guinea’s first free telephone counseling service 1-Tok Kaunselin Helpim Lain has received more than 5000 calls in its second year of operation, a two fold increase from its first year. Launched by ChildFund Papua New Guinea in 2015, in partnership with Consultative Implementation Monitoring Council (CIMC) Family Sexual Violence Action Committee (FSVAC) and
- ['Pass It Back' Cup in Belfast proves inspirational](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/pass-it-back-cup-in-belfast-proves-inspirational/): Earlier this week girls from Vietnam, Laos and the Philippines took part in the ChildFund Pass It Back Belfast Cup at Belfast Harlequins RFC, competing against girls from across Ulster with a helping hand from some of the Wallaroos team on the day. The 'Pass It Back' Cup brought young female rugby players from disadvantaged
- [Child-focused agencies' commitments to accelerate the implementation of the SDGs for children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/child-focused-agencies-commitments-to-accelerate-the-implementation-of-the-sdgs-for-children/): In June 2017, ChildFund Alliance, together with leadership from Plan International, Save the Children International, SOS Children’s Villages International, Terre des Hommes International Federation and World Vision International, participated in the meeting “Joining forces to accelerate the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for children.” At the meeting, we developed the following joint commitments.
- [Philippines Rugby gets ready for 1st ChildFund Pass It Back Cup](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/ph-rugby-gets-ready-for-1st-childfund-pass-it-back-cup/): CHILDFUND Pass It Back, an innovative sport for development program managed by ChildFund and partnering in the Philippines with the Philippine Rugby Football Union, is hosting the PRFU ChildFund Pass It Back Cup on Aug. 5. The competition is the culminating event of the first season of a program that was launched for the first
- [ChildFund India is combating child labour, trafficking, and marriage across 14 states](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-india-is-combating-child-labour-trafficking-and-marriage-across-14-states/): ChildFund combats grave issues like child marriage, child trafficking, and child labour by providing parents with livelihood opportunities while working with the government machinery, as the primary reasons behind these issues are poverty and lack of alternative livelihood opportunities. “ChildFund strives to ensure that deprived, excluded, and vulnerable children have the capacity to improve their
- [Joining forces to accelerate the implementation of the SDGs for children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/joining-forces-to-accelerate-the-implementation-of-the-sdgs-for-children/): Together with leadership from Plan International, Save the Children International, SOS Children’s Villages International, Terre des Hommes International Federation and World Vision International, ChildFund Alliance participated in the meeting Joining forces to accelerate the implementation of the SDGs for children from June 19-23, 2017. Read the outcome communication.
- [Gambia: Childfund Country Director Assures Promotion, Protection of Children in Gambia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/gambia-childfund-country-director-assures-promotion-protection-of-children-in-gambia/): Toms Shoes donates 53,000 pairs of shoes to support the education-related work of ChildFund The Gambia By Yai DibbaThe country director of ChildFund The Gambia, Musu Komma, has said ChildFund International has been collaborating with different donors such as Toms, Pearson and other individual for the past three years to support ChildFund The Gambia with
- [Enfants sans Frontières joins Un Enfant par la Main](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/enfants-sans-frontieres-joins-un-enfant-par-la-main/): On 10 June 2017, the Extraordinary General Assemblies of Enfants sans Frontières (Children Without Borders) and Un Enfant par la Main ratified the merger of the two organizations. The newly merged organization will be known as Un Enfant par la Main. Un Enfant par la Main is a member of ChildFund Alliance. Enfants sans Frontières
- [ChildFund provides opportunity](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-provides-opportunity/): BELFAST, Northern Ireland—Women’s Rugby World Cup 2017 is set to inspire young female rugby players from disadvantaged communities in Asia, with the Irish Rugby Football Union (IRFU), World Rugby, and ChildFund Pass It Back giving them the opportunity to visit Ireland and take part in an international rugby competition. Pass It Back is an innovative
- [ChildFund Pass It Back Cup - Belfast 2017 Appeal](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-pass-it-back-cup-belfast-2017-appeal/): Help support a group of young Lao, Filipino and Vietnamese women embark on a life-changing event through sport and travel. The ChildFund Pass It Back Cup - Belfast 2017 is an once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for girls from some of Asia's most disadvantaged communities to take part in an international rugby competition, meet role models, and explore
- [Mobilising Partnerships and Investment to End Violence Against Children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2017/06/09/mobilizing-partnerships-and-investment-to-end-violence-against-children/): The ChildFund Alliance EU Office co-organized the debate: “Mobilising partnerships and investment to end violence against children: A multistakeholder approach in fragile and conflict-affected contexts” on 8 June 2017, during the European Development Days in Brussels. Our partners in organizing the event were World Vision, Global Partnership to End Violence Against Children, World Health Organization (WHO),
- [Jean-Pierre Barranger, Un Enfant Par La Main (France)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/jean-pierre-barranger/)
- [Q&A: Richard Geeves on the challenges and possibilities for education in Myanmar](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/q-a-richard-geeves-on-the-challenges-and-possibilities-for-education-in-myanmar/): During its long history of political upheaval and conflict, Myanmar didn’t prioritize education — and its effects are still being felt today. In the 2016 Human Development Report, Myanmar ranked 150th among 187 countries for expected years of schooling. Linked to education are ongoing challenges of child labor and poor economic prospects, particularly in rural
- [Katsuhiko Takeda appointed Executive Director of ChildFund Japan](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/katsuhiko-takeda-appointed-executive-director-of-childfund-japan/): ChildFund Alliance is pleased to announce that Katsuhiko Takeda has been appointed as the new Executive Director of ChildFund Japan. ChildFund Japan is one of the 11 members of ChildFund Alliance. After working in commercial banking, Katsuhiko obtained an M.A. in Politics and International Relations in the United Kingdom. For more than two decades he
- [When Youth Advocate, We All Rise](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/when-youth-advocate-we-all-rise/): Youth matter. That thought has stayed with me in the days since ChildFund International’s second annual Advocacy Day, March 24, when 27 ChildFund colleagues visited Capitol Hill in teams to speak with members of Congress and their staff about issues critical to the well-being of children and youth worldwide. This year, some special guests joined
- [ChildFund alumni wrap up mentorship training](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-alumni-wrap-up-mentorship-training/): ChildFund Alumni Association in The Gambia at the weekend concluded a three-day mentorship training for more than 30 of its members on leadership skills, career development, entrepreneurship and roles of youth in community development. The event, held at the Sanyang Nature Camp in Kombo South in the West Coast Region, brought together participants from various
- [Innovative Protection Kit Gives Parents the Tools to Keep Their Children Safe](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2017/03/03/innovative-protection-kit-gives-parents-the-tools-to-keep-their-children-safe/): If you ask parents what’s most important to them, they will probably say the safety and well-being of their children. However, what can parents do to protect their children against violence? Do they have what they need to help their kids stand up to abuse, bullying, cyberbullying and other risks? Do they know what to
- [Natasha Lewis, ChildFund New Zealand](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/natasha-lewis/): Natasha has worked for UN Women, the UN agency for gender equality and women's empowerment, in New York and Bangkok, and women's organizations in Melbourne and Mumbai. A year at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade in Wellington was followed by a Masters in International Law and Gender Studies at the London School of
- [Seung-Il Shin, ChildFund Korea](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/seung-il-shin/): Dr. Shin is highly distinguished life-scientist. He currently serves as Chair of Global Solutions for Infectious Diseases(GSID) in San Francisco and has been a member of the International Task Force for JE Immunization in South Korea since 2009. As one of the world’s prominent scholars in the life sciences, Dr. Shin was member of
- [ChildFund providing support service for victims of physical and sexual violence in Papua New Guinea](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-providing-support-service-for-victims-of-physical-and-sexual-violence-in-papua-new-guinea/): An estimated two thirds of women in Papua New Guinea have experienced some form of physical or sexual violence, although many believe that this is an underestimation. To strengthen the capacity of services related to the prevention and response to family and sexual violence ChildFund Papua New Guinea is working with human right defenders (HRDs)
- [Daniel Silva, ChildFund International (USA)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/daniel-silva/): Daniel Silva is a member of the board of ChildFund International and was previously chair of Childfund Mexico. He is a founding partner of V Consultores de Mexico, a boutique strategy, organization and financial advisory consulting firm. Dr. Silva has worked at other national and international management consulting firms such as McKinsey, Oliver Wyman, Análisis
- [Proposed Cuts to U.S. Foreign Assistance Threaten Children Worldwide](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/proposed-cuts-to-u-s-foreign-assistance-threaten-children-worldwide/): ChildFund International calls upon Congress to protect U.S. foreign assistance funding and maintain our country’s leadership in the world. The proposed cuts would have devastating consequences to the well-being of the world’s children and families. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact Information:Angela RossARoss@ChildFund.org804-756-2700 Ext 3605 Richmond, Va. (March 2, 2017) – ChildFund International is deeply concerned by reports
- [ChildFund Superhero Santas Bring Joy to Children in Korea](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-superhero-santas-bring-joy-to-children-in-korea/): Celebrating the 10th anniversary of the “Santa Expedition” campaign Over the recent holidays, ChildFund Korea brought joy to more than 8,000 children who might otherwise have had a lonely Christmas. While for many people Christmas is a season filled with love and generosity, some children are isolated and lonely. That's why ChildFund Korea launched “Masked
- [UN Secretary-General's letter to ChildFund Alliance](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/un-secretary-general-s-letter-to-childfund-alliance/): UN Secretary-General António Guterres writes in a letter to the ChildFund Alliance Secretary General: "I am heartened by the commitment that the ChildFund Alliance has shown in support of children, youths and families in preventing and overcoming poverty around the world. We all must play a role and work together to deliver on our global commitments
- [Early childhood education is key to success in life](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2017/01/30/early-childhood-education-is-key-to-success-in-life/): Early childhood education has been shown to improve school achievement and success later in life. It lowers primary school dropout rates by enhancing children’s preparedness to cope with the formal school environment. This photo essay shows how ChildFund Rwanda, a program of ChildFund Korea, is making this a reality in several communities.
- [We stand with children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/we-stand-with-children/): "In this moment of such disheartening polarization, surely the one thing our country and the world can come together on is children." ChildFund International has released a statement in response to the U.S. administration's changes to the refugee program and the unintended consequences for children seeking refuge here. As a child-focused organization, ChildFund International is
- [One-third of children don't feel safe in school all time: Survey](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/one-third-children-don-t-feel-safe-in-school-all-time-survey/): Every one in three children in India feels their school is not safe all the time, while citing deficient infrastructure and lack of toilets among their major concerns, according to a survey report. While children almost universally agree that education is important, a third of respondents in India (28 per cent) said their school is
- [One in three kids worried about safety in school](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/one-in-three-kids-worried-about-safety-in-school/): One in every three children in India feels their school is not safe “sometimes”, while citing deficient infrastructure and lack of toilets among their biggest concerns, according to a survey. Neelam Makhijani, national director of ChildFund India, said: “This survey tells us that for children in India safety in their institutions is a grey area.
- [International "Protect Children from War" conference](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/international-protect-children-from-war-conference-conclusions-paris-february-21-2017/): ChildFund Alliance was one of just 20 civil society organizations that participated in the international ministerial conference "Protect Children from War" in Paris this week. The conference commemorated the 10th anniversary of the adoption of the Paris Commitments to Protect Children Unlawfully Recruited or Used by Armed Forces or Armed Groups (Paris Commitments) and The Paris
- [ChildFund Alliance Responds to Typhoon Nock-Ten in the Philippines](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-alliance-responds-to-typhoon-nock-ten-in-the-philippines/): New York, NY, Jan. 10, 2017— Super Typhoon Nock-Ten (local name: Typhoon Nina) made landfall in the Philippines between Dec. 24 and 26, 2016, with winds up to 180 miles per hour. The typhoon left destruction in its wake, including many damaged roads, schools, houses and crops. According to the Philippine National Disaster Risk Reduction
- [ChildFund Korea Gives Children in Rwanda a Head Start](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2017/01/20/childfund-korea-gives-children-in-rwanda-a-head-start/): Child­Fund Rwanda, a program of ChildFund Korea, was established in 2016. It supports vulnerable children and their families. Education is key if Rwanda is to achieve its goal of becoming a middle income country by 2020. In several communities, ChildFund Rwanda is ensuring access to quality early childhood education, which has a well-established link to
- [Child-Friendly Accountability and SDG Target 16.2: Launch Event Speaker Bios](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2016/12/01/child-friendly-accountability-and-sdg-target-16-2-launch-event-speaker-bios-2/): Dr. Nicholas Alipui Dr. Nicholas Alipui has more than 30 years’ experience in strategic leadership, intergovernmental negotiations, child rights advocacy, and programming in diverse country and regional settings. He has extensive experience in disaster/post-disaster, conflict and post-conflict analysis for prevention, reintegration, protection, and inter-agency activities. In addition to substantial field experience with UNICEF working on
- [How is the global community protecting vulnerable children?](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/how-is-the-global-community-protecting-vulnerable-children/): Celebrating the launch of a new alliance for child protection in Geneva today GENEVA — Nearly 250-million children — or one in 10 — are affected by armed conflict, and 50 million are affected by disasters, according to UNICEF, so the global community is celebrating today’s launch of a global interagency group focused on child
- [What do kids love most about school?](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/what-do-kids-love-most-about-school/): A survey of 6,000 10- to 12-year-olds reveals how children view education By Bonar Bell, communications manager, Canada MARKHAM, Ont. — Your kids may not like school, but they understand its value, according to a recent global survey of more than 6,000 children. “I love going to school, because I can make friends and can
- [As one we are strong; as a group we are stronger](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/as-one-we-are-strong-as-a-group-we-are-stronger/): As a member of ChildFund Alliance, CCFC is part of a new five-year project to designed to create a safer world for children We’re lucky at Christian Children’s Fund of Canada. We don’t have to stand alone; we stand with an alliance of 11 organizations working in 63 countries to create positive change in the
- [Hawke's Bay locals like giving goats as presents](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/hawke-s-bay-locals-like-giving-goats-as-presents/): They're difficult to wrap, but Hawke's Bay locals are realising that goats make great Christmas presents. In the past decade, the "generous people" of the Bay have gifted 198 goats to families in developing countries through ChildFund New Zealand's Gifts that Grow catalogue, with over 8000 purchased across the country as a whole. ChildFund New
- [ChildFund Alliance calls for safe and immediate evacuation of all children from Aleppo](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-alliance-calls-for-safe-and-immediate-evacuation-of-all-children-from-aleppo/): ChildFund Alliance is alarmed over reports of atrocities against a large number of civilians, including children, in the Syrian city of Aleppo. Unicef has reported that children, possibly more than 100, unaccompanied or separated from their families, are trapped inside a building under attack in the besieged city. There are also reports that forces loyal
- [EU leaders can save lives this winter if they change migration policies](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/eu-leaders-can-save-lives-this-winter-if-they-change-migration-policies/): Over 30 Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs), including Terre des Hommes, have released a joint statement ahead of the European Council of 15 December: it calls the European leaders to make a concrete change and to ensure the respect of human rights of migrants. (Note: ChildFund Alliance is supporting Terre des Hommes' work with refugee children in
- [Global Survey Reveals Children Value Education Despite Major Obstacles to Learning](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/global-survey-reveals-children-value-education-despite-major-obstacles-to-learning/): New York, NY – Children around the world consider education a priority, despite less than ideal circumstances for learning. According to a survey by ChildFund Alliance of more than 6,000 children aged 10 to 12 in 41 countries, 98 percent of respondents say education is important to them. However, the findings also show that learning
- [Third of children in poor countries miss school to work, research finds](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/third-of-children-in-poor-countries-miss-school-to-work-research-finds/): Roughly a third of children in developing nations are forced to miss school because they must work, and the same number say their schools are unsafe, according to research released on Monday. Read the full article at Thomson Reuters Foundation. Read ChildFund Alliance’s 2016 Small Voices, Big Dreams
- [ChildFund Alliance launches new website, showcasing global reach and impact](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-alliance-launches-new-website-showcasing-global-reach-and-impact/): New York, NY – ChildFund Alliance announced today the launch of its redesigned website, www.childfundalliance.org. The site, which has undergone a complete overhaul, showcases the Alliance’s global reach and provides a gateway to help visitors understand its initiatives to improve the lives of children, their families and communities. ChildFund Alliance is a network of 11
- [Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action to Launch November 15 in Geneva](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/alliance-for-child-protection-in-humanitarian-action-to-launch-november-15-in-geneva/): The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action, a global interagency group focused on child protection in emergency settings, will be launched on November 15 in Geneva. Nearly 250 million children (1 in 10) live in areas affected by armed conflict. Fifty million are affected by disasters. Children make up over half of the 65
- [ChildFund Alliance Responds to Hurricane Matthew in Haiti](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-alliance-responds-to-hurricane-matthew-in-haiti/): New York, NY — On October 4, Hurricane Matthew, a Category 4 hurricane, hit Haiti’s Southern Peninsula. An estimated 1.4 million people have been affected, with 750,000 in need of urgent assistance (OCHA), including 315,000 children. The storm flattened homes, ripped off roofs, destroyed infrastructure and left towns inaccessible due to debris or mudslides. Almost
- [ChildFund Alliance Launches Child-Friendly Accountability Initiative](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-alliance-launches-child-friendly-accountability-initiative/): New York, NY, September 21, 2016 — ChildFund Alliance today launched “Toward a Safe World for Children: Child-Friendly Accountability and SDG Target 16.2,” an initiative that will work with and empower children to hold governments and local leaders accountable to their obligations to end all violence against children, as per Social Development Goal (SDG) Target
- [Ending FGM and violence against young girls in Ethiopia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/ending-fgm-and-violence-against-young-girls-in-ethiopia/): It’s estimated that over 125 million women and girls in Africa and the Middle East have undergone some form of female genital mutilation or excision (source Unicef). In Ethiopia, 74% of women ages 15-49 have undergone some form of FGM and close to 25% of girls under the age of 14 are subjected to the
- [ChildFund is providing food and support for families in Ethiopia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-is-providing-food-and-support-for-families-in-ethiopia/): Drought has struck East Africa and an estimated 8.2 million children and families in Ethiopia are suffering from a food shortage that is escalating by the day. After two seasons of poor rains, crop growth has stalled, seeds are not germinating, vegetation is drying up and livestock are dying. The drought has affected more than
- [ChildFund supporting European refugees](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-supporting-european-refugees/): ChildFund Alliance is supporting children and families on their way to Europe from countries such as Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq. Next to the border controls in Macedonia and Serbia, contemporary aid stations have been constructed where people can stop to receive medical support, warm clothes and food. In cooperation with Terre des Hommes, ChildFund is
- [Nauru Files: ChildFund Australia responds to latest reports of child abuse](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/nauru-files-childfund-australia-responds-to-latest-reports-of-child-abuse/): ChildFund Australia has issued a press release calling on the Australian government to immediately transfer children and their families from immigration detention on Nauru, where there are shocking reports of abuse, to community arrangements in Australia: The ‘Nauru Files’ reported in today’s media present new allegations of widespread and appalling abuse of children in immigration
- [Camogie Stars Visit ChildFund in Ethiopia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2016/09/06/camogie-stars-visit-childfund-in-ethiopia/): On Monday night RTE Nationwide broadcast a special programme on a recent visit to Ethiopia by camogie stars Aoife Murray and Mags D’Arcy Mags and Aoife did us proud in helping to promote our Dream Bike initiative for vulnerable girls. Dublin, September 6th, 2016: Brian Mac Neill In a show broadcast last Monday night (September
- [More Than A Hashtag Generation: Why Youth Inclusion In Development Programming Matters](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/more-than-a-hashtag-generation-why-youth-inclusion-in-development-programming-matters/): Youth roles in development—particularly for youth in the developing world—are limited; they are rarely given true agency or helped to build the capacity to direct the very programs from which they might best benefit....That there are no readily available statistics or metrics by which youth are incorporated into program design processes is in itself an
- [Educo launches a campaign to protect children from violence](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/educo-launches-a-campaign-to-protect-children-from-violence/): In Spain, 63% of parents believe that schools should be responsible for resolving cases of bullying. More than half of parents have posted photos of their children on social networks and their WhatsApp profile. In the case of bullying at school, 17% of parents would do nothing: “Kids will be kids. So long as it
- [A show of hands for a world free from violence and exploitation for children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/a-show-of-hands-for-a-world-free-from-violence-and-exploitation-for-children/): As the clock ticks down to the next UN summit when world leaders adopt new global goals*, ChildFund Alliance are calling on people everywhere for a Show of Hands in support of their campaign ‘free from violence and exploitation.’ ChildFund Alliance created their worldwide campaign to ensure that the protection of children from violence and
- [World leaders have agreed upon the text of the post-2015 development agenda and it contains good news for our global advocacy campaign](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/world-leaders-have-agreed-upon-the-text-of-the-post-2015-development-agenda-and-it-contains-good-news-for-our-global-advocacy-campaign/): In paragraph 8, our campaign message is there word for word. (highlighted below) “We envisage a world of universal respect for human rights and human dignity, the rule of law, justice, equality and non-discrimination; of respect for race, ethnicity and cultural diversity; and of equal opportunity permitting the full realization of human potential and contributing
- [Taking action to change our world](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/taking-action-to-change-our-world/): The Global Goals for a world where children are free from violence and exploitation Over 150 world leaders will attend the United Nations Sustainable Development Summit from 25 to 27 September in New York to adopt the new global goals for the next 15 years. They will commit to 17 universal goals to end extreme
- [ChildFund International honored by the Clinton Global Initiative](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-international-honored-by-the-clinton-global-initiative/): ChildFund International was among a group of organizations honored at the 2015 Clinton Global Citizen Awards for its tremendous leadership in responding to the Ebola crisis over the past year. In 2014 ChildFund joined with Airlink, a rapid-response relief organization that links airlines with nonprofits, and other partners in a CGI Commitment to Action to
- [Children's Voices for the Global Goals](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childrens-voices-for-the-global-goals-2/): In the past three years, ChildFund Alliance has engaged with over 16,000 children across 50 countries, capturing their aspirations and thoughts about the new global goals. World leaders listened and agreed on a vision of a world which “...invests in its children and in which every child grows up free from violence and exploitation.” This
- [A new Global Partnership to End Violence against Children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/a-new-global-partnership-to-end-violence-against-children/): Governments from all over the world gathered in New York recently to adopt the new Global Goals for Sustainable Development and a new Global Partnership to end violence against children was launched. ChildFund Alliance, Plan International, Save the Children, SOS Children’s Villages International, the Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Violence against Children, UNICEF, the
- [Renewed Focus and New Goals Must Make Child Protection a Priority](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/renewed-focus-and-new-goals-must-make-child-protection-a-priority/): The President and CEO of ChildFund International, Anne Goddard comments on UNICEF’s Progress for Children report about the MDGs and points out what remains to be done for children in the future. Last month, UNICEF’s most recent Progress for Children report provided a sobering reminder of the many challenges that remain in building a world
- [Floods in Eastern India impact millions](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2015/08/20/floods-in-eastern-india-impact-millions/): Flooding from the recent Cyclone Komen has claimed 180 lives and displaced about 1.2 million people in West Bengal, India, including communities where ChildFund India works. But there is some positive news: The rain has stopped and the floodwaters are receding, according to reports from our national office in India. There has been no loss
- [ChildFund Alliance join CONCORD](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-alliance-join-concord/): ChildFund Alliance have become the latest member of CONCORD, the European NGO confederation for Relief and Development. Kristin Hedstrom, head of our EU office and Solene Edouard, Global Operations Manager for ChildFund Alliance, were invited to the annual CONCORD General Assembly in Brussels on June 10 and 11 where ChildFund were welcomed as a new
- [ChildFund Alliance invited to speak at Irish conference on post-2015 agenda](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-alliance-invited-to-speak-at-irish-conference-on-post-2015-agenda/): ChildFund Alliance are one of the guest speakers at the “Making Rights a Reality” conference being held in Ireland this week (June 18) to discuss how the post-2015 agenda will shape the lives of children and young people. ChildFund Ireland is a founding member of the Coalition for Children’s Rights who are hosting the conference
- [EU must prioritise children at international Financing for Development conference, say ChildFund Alliance](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/eu-must-prioritise-children-at-international-financing-for-development-conference-say-childfund-alliance/): BRUSSELS, 25 June 2015 – Child focused aid agencies are calling for the EU to lead by example during negotiations taking place in New York on a new global development framework, and to ensure investments in children are prioritised in a document to be agreed at a UN Financing for Development conference in Addis Ababa,
- [Panel to review UN response to child sexual abuse allegations in CAR](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/panel-to-review-un-response-to-child-sexual-abuse-allegations-in-car/): ChildFund Alliance welcomes news of Panel to review UN response to child sexual abuse allegations in Central African Republic ChildFund Alliance welcomes the news that a panel has been established to investigate the UN’s response to allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse of children by foreign military forces in the Central African Republic. The appointment
- [New Secretary General for ChildFund Alliance](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/new-secretary-general-for-childfund-alliance/): The ChildFund Alliance Board is pleased to announce that Meg Gardinier has been appointed as Secretary General. She takes up this role on Monday July 6, 2015. Meg Gardinier is an international, not-for-profit advocate specializing in women and children’s issues. She has over 25 years' experience in Non-Governmental Organizational development, advocacy, fundraising, strategic leadership and
- [ChildFund Alliance and partners joint communique on the Addis Ababa Action Agenda](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/joint-communique-from-child-focused-agencies-at-the-third-international-conference-on-financing-for-development/): Joint Communique from Child-focused Agencies at the Third International Conference on Financing for Development held in Addis Abba, Ethiopia, from 13 to 16 July 2015. The Third International Conference on Financing for Development was held in a critical year for development where global goals are being set. We are convinced and have been striving for
- [Third International Conference on Financing for Development](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/third-international-conference-on-financing-for-development/): We welcome the release of the revised draft of the Outcome Document of the Third International Conference on Financing for Development, which will take place in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, from 13 to 16 July 2015, and highly commend the efforts of the co-­‐facilitators, H.E. Mr George Talbot, Permanent Representative of Guyana to the United
- [ChildFund Alliance welcomes new member, Educo](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-alliance-welcomes-new-member-educo/): Based in Spain, Educo is an international development NGO which also acts locally with communities to promote sustainable social change by improving the living conditions of vulnerable populations, especially children, and by acting upon the causes of poverty and inequality. Michael Rose, Chair of the Board of ChildFund Alliance, made the announcement to the other
- [Remarks from Michael Rose, Chairman of the Board of Directors of ChildFund Alliance](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/remarks-from-michael-rose-chairman-of-the-board-of-directors-of-childfund-alliance/): Ensuring that violence against children is addressed in the post-2015 development agenda was the call from the Board Chair of ChildFund Alliance, Michael Rose, during an Ambassador’s breakfast briefing attended by a number of missions to the UN. I would like to begin my brief intervention by asking a very basic question: What do we
- [UN report](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/un-report/): ChildFund Alliance and other global children’s organisations respond jointly to the UN High Level panel report where prevention of violence against children is to be one of the priorities.
- [We can prevent violence against children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/we-can-prevent-violence-against-children/): ChildFund Alliance, together with partner agencies are hosting a side event at the UN on achieving targets to prevent violence against children in the sustainable development goals post-2015. A Childhood Free From Violence: The Foundation of Stable Societies, Economic Growth and the Post 2015 Agenda Every child deserves to grow up in a safe, peaceful,
- [Andrew Johnson speaks to the UN about children's rights](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/andrew-johnson-speaks-to-the-un-about-childrens-rights/): Andrew Johnson, Acting Secretary General of ChildFund Alliance speaks about children being free from violence at a side-event during the high-level week of the UN General Assembly presided over by H. M. Queen Silvia of Sweden.
- [ChildFund speak at prestigious New York meeting](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-newyorkmeeting/): ChildFund Alliance’s Secretary General , Jim Emerson, spoke on Monday 25 March at a prestigious meeting in New York where Governments and United Nations agencies representatives discussed the importance of including the prevention of violence against children in the UN’s post-2015 agenda. This important meeting took place just as the UN high level panel was
- [Berlin Civil Society annual report](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/berlin-civil-society-annual-report/): ChildFund Alliance are shareholders of the Berlin Civil Society and Jim Emerson, Secretary General of ChildFundAlliance is a Board member. Read their latest annual report here.
- [ChildFund Alliance campaign on Al Jazeera News](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-alliance-campaign-on-al-jazeera-news/): Al Jazeera profiled the ChildFund Alliance campaign in a four minute item on their flagship Newshour programme. Andrew Johnson, Deputy Secretary General of ChildFund Alliance was interviewed outside the UN building by David Foster, senior news anchorman.
- [UN report on Post 2015 agenda released](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/un-report-on-post-2015-agenda-released/): ChildFund Alliance and other global children's organisations respond jointly to the UN High Level panel report which proposes a target to eliminate all forms of violence against children. Read the statement here. The UN High Level Panel Report published on 30 May 2013 stated that 'freedom from fear, conflict and violence is the most fundamental
- [ChildFund in the Huffington Post](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-in-the-huffington-post/): The Huffington Post have published a piece about our Free From Violence Campaign. Read more.
- [A World Without Violence Against Children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/a-world-without-violence-against-children/): Join us TODAY for an important debate on post-2015 and a World Without Violence Against Children. Today, Feb 5, at 1.15pm EST, the proceedings will be streamed live from New York http://webtv.un.org Co-hosted by the Governments of Canada and Paraguay, ChildFund Alliance will speak out about this issue of our time, together with representatives from WHO, UNICEF
- [Open Letter to G-7 on the Global Partnership for Education](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/open-letter-to-g-7-on-the-global-partnership-for-education/): The Vice-Chairman of ChildFund Alliance, Stine Bosse, added his signature to 12 others including Bob Geldof, Ted Turner and the Prime Minister for Norway in an open letter to the G7 on the Global Partnership for Education. Read more.
- [A World Free from Violence and Exploitation against Children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/a-world-free-from-violence-and-exploitation-against-children/): On September 25, ChildFund Alliance spoke within the UN on “A World Free from Violence and Exploitation against children”. Watch it here
- [ChildFund Alliance Launches Two Reports](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-alliance-launches-two-reports/): ChildFund Alliance launches two reports at the beginning of the 69th session of the UN General Assembly revealing children’s views on the post-2015 agenda and the global costs of violence against children. Read more.
- [Overseas Development Institute (ODI) Report](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/overseas-development-institute-odi-report/): In a recent study commissioned by ChildFund Alliance, the Overseas Development Institute (ODI) estimates the costs of physical, psychological and sexual violence against children at US$7 trillion dollars. Read the report more. Download the infographic.
- [Small Voices, Big Dreams 2012](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/news-post-4/): Small Voices, Big Dreams is an annual survey of 6,204 children from around the world. This unique poll of children aged 10 to 12 years in 47 countries not only provides a global snapshot of children’s views, but sheds light on the commonalities and differences between the developed and developing world. Download and read the full report: Small Voices,
- [In the Eye of Typhoon Haiyan: 21 November 2013](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/in-the-eye-of-typhoon-haiyan-21-november-2013/): By Martin Nañawa, ChildFund Philippines “Daddy, play outside?” little Yvo asked his father. The louvers at the foot of the door allowed in gusts of water spray that only excited the 1-year-old more. He struggled out of his clothes down to his underwear, as if he were about to go for an innocent swim. Former
- [Humanitarian sector faces extensive challenges](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/humanitarian-sector-faces-extensive-challenges/): Antonio Guterres, UN High Commissioner for Refugees shares his perspective on the challenges the humanitarian sector faces at the Interaction Forum in Washington DC. Cynthia Price, Director of Communications for ChildFund International reports. Read more here.
- [Child Labour Day](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/child-labour-day/): Child Labour is one of the issues we highlight in our free from violence and exploitation campaign. June 12th is World Day against Child Labour and this year’s theme is child labour in domestic work. Read more here. Join our campaign and sign the petition here.
- [Stop Violence against Women and Children in Papua New Guinea](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/stop-violence-against-women-and-children-in-papua-new-guinea/): ChildFund Australia have published a report into family and sexual violence in Papua New Guinea. It reveals extreme levels of violence against women and children and the need for programs that work with men to change prevailing social norms that allow such brutal and widespread violence to occur. Read more.
- [How ChildFund is helping in the Philippines](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/how-childfund-is-helping-in-the-philippines/): Since Typhoon Haiwan hit the Philippines, ChildFund has been supporting relief efforts, putting a large focus on the welfare of children. Here are some of the trends we’re seeing on the ground, and how we’re helping: • Children not returning to school: Overall, 12,000 public elementary schools and 10,000 day care centers were affected by
- [Disaster Risk Management (DRM)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2015/08/01/disaster-risk-management-drm/): Efforts to prevent or lessen the effects of disasters.
- [Privacy Policy](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/02/24/privacy-policy-2/): Who we areSuggested text: Our website address is: https://childfundalliance.org.CommentsSuggested text: When visitors leave comments on the site we collect the data shown in the comments form, and also the visitor’s IP address and browser user agent string to help spam detection.An anonymized string created from your email address (also called a hash) may be provided
- [Committee on the Rights of the Child](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2015/08/01/committee-on-the-rights-of-the-child/): The group of 18 independent experts who monitor implementation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
- [Convention on the Rights of the Child](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2015/08/01/convention-on-the-rights-of-the-child/): Multilateral human rights treaty that promotes the rights of all children worldwide. Adopted by the United Nations General Assembly on November 20, 1989.
- [Department for International Development (DFID)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2015/08/01/department-for-international-development-dfid/): Leads the United Kingdom’s work to “end extreme poverty, building a safer, healthier, more prosperous world for all.”
- [Michael Rose, ChildFund Australia (Alliance Board Chairman)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/michael-rose-chairman/): Michael joined the ChildFund Alliance Board in 2007 and became Chairman in 2011. He is a former Chairman of ChildFund Australia and Chairman of the Institute for Global Development at the University of New South Wales. Michael serves on the boards of a number of government, arts and not-for-profit organizations and is actively involved in aspects
- [Lennart Wiklund, Barnfonden (Alliance Board Vice Chair)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/lennart-wiklund-vice-chair/): Lennart is the Chairman of Barnfonden (Sweden). His academic studies were in political science, statistics, law and journalism. His professional career has been in journalism, film and newspaper management. He is a past President and CEO of Video Express, the pan-Scandinavian Swedish Film Industry. Lennart has been a member of Group Management of the Bonnier
- [Paul Newbigging, CCFC (Alliance Board Treasurer)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/paul-newbigging-treasurer/): Paul is the President and Chair of the Board of Broadcorp, a private real estate investment fund, and the owner/operator of the Murray E. Newbigging Funeral Home in Toronto, Ontario. He is an active member of the funeral services community in Ontario and Canada. As President of both the Funeral Directors for Open Dialogue and
- [Rob Campbell](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/rob-campbell/): Rob is General Manager of Dilworth Trust Board in New Zealand, which administers and governs Dilworth School. The school is an independent primary and secondary boarding school for boys from disadvantaged backgrounds, who attend through scholarships. Prior to this appointment, Rob held a number of senior roles in financial services at ASB Bank over a
- [Hoon Sang Chi](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/hoon-sang-chi/): Hoon Sang Chi has been on the board of directors of ChildFund Korea since March 2008. He received his Master’s and Doctoral degrees in Medical Science at Yonsei University. He served as the Director of Yonsei Severance Hospital from 1999 to 2003 and Head of the Medical Department from 2004 to 2008. Hoon Sang was
- [Clotilde Crozier](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/clotilde-crozier/): Clotilde is the Vice Chairman of Un Enfant par la Main, where she has been a board member since 2014. She has a Master’s degree in management from HEC and over 20 years’ experience in marketing and strategy in the food and consumer goods industry (Nestlé, Danone and Philips) and later in a small business.
- [Marilyn Grist](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/marilyn-grist/): Marilyn is the executive director of HelpAge USA, the American affiliate of the only global NGO focused on the intersection of older people, community development and humanitarian aid. A 20-year veteran and former senior vice president of CARE, she has spent her entire career in social justice and international development. Marilyn joined the ChildFund International
- [Hiroshi Harashima](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/hiroshi-harashima/): Hiroshi worked for Christian Child Welfare Association (ChildFund Japan) in the late 1990s and is now teaching international social work at the Japan Lutheran College in Tokyo. He has been a board member of ChildFund Japan since 2005.
- [Partners](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/partners/): ChildFund Alliance sometimes works with partners in areas where we do not have a physical presence but have skills and expertise to offer. Currently we are working with: Terre des Hommes’ Children on the Move project to provide services to refugee children in Greece.
- [Saving Children’s Lives With a ‘Yellow Carpet’](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2018/07/24/saving-children-s-lives-with-a-yellow-carpet/): One in three Koreans feel that their society is not safe. ChildFund Korea is doing its part to improve safety for school children in the country through the ‘Yellow Carpet’ initiative. Public interest in safety in South Korea has been growing since April 2014, when a ferry boat heading to Jeju Island sank. More than 300
- [Cancillería y Fundación EDUCO presentan proyecto “Prevención de la Migración Irregular de la Niñez en Centroamérica y México”, denominado CONFÍO](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/cancilleria-y-fundacion-educo-presentan-proyecto-prevencion-de-la-migracion-irregular-de-la-ninez-en-centroamerica-y-mexico-denominado-confio/): 6 Nov. 2017 -- El Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores en coordinación con la Fundación Educo presentaron este día el proyecto “Prevención de la Migración Irregular de la Niñez en Centroamérica y México”, denominado también como CONFÍO, que tiene como propósito mejorar las condiciones de vida de niños y adolescentes, y de esta forma prevenir la
- [‘Solutions Summit’ highlights need for research to end violence by 2030](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/solutions-summit-highlights-need-for-research-to-end-violence-by-2030/): LEADERS GATHER IN STOCKHOLM TO DISCUSS ENDING VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN IN ALL FORMS Global leaders and researchers gathered in Stockholm last week for the first Agenda 2030 Solutions Summit to End Violence Against Children. The summit brought together governments, UN organisations and non-intergovernmental organisations, civil society, the private sector, academics, and children to design and share bold
- [COUPE DU MONDE DE RUGBY 2019 : World Rugby s’engage aux côtés de ChildFund ‘Pass it back’ pour améliorer la vie de 20 000 enfants en Asie grâce au sport](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/coupe-du-monde-de-rugby-2019-world-rugby-s-engage-aux-cotes-de-childfund-pass-it-back-pour-ameliorer-la-vie-de-20-000-enfants-en-asie-grace-au-sport/): A l’occasion de la 1ère coupe du Monde de Rugby en Asie qui se tiendra au Japon en 2019, World Rugby et le réseau ChildFund auquel appartient Un Enfant par la Main officialisent leur partenariat pour améliorer la vie des enfants grâce à la pratique du rugby. En s’associant au réseau ChildFund et grâce aux
- [World Rugby y ChildFund hacen un “pase” para cambiar la vida de niños y niñas a través del deporte](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/world-rugby-y-childfund-hacen-un-pase-para-cambiar-la-vida-de-ninos-y-ninas-a-traves-del-deporte/): Mañana, World Rugby y ChildFund iniciarán una importante colaboración internacional para cambiar la vida de niños y niñas mediante el poder transformador del deporte, con motivo de la Copa Mundial de Rugby 2019 en Japón. En palabras del CEO de World Rugby, Brett Gosper, “Japón fue elegido para la celebración del torneo porque sabíamos que
- [Universal Children’s Day](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/universal-childrens-day/): Statement by ChildFund Alliance Secretary General Meg Gardinier New York, NY (November 20, 2018) – In recognition of Universal Children’s Day, ChildFund Alliance is reaffirming its commitment to protect and advocate for the safety and well-being of children throughout the world. An estimated one billion children, more than half of the world’s children, experience some
- [Barnfonden’s Support of Projects in Indonesia and Ethiopia Focus on Education and Intervention to Drive Change on the Ground](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/barnfonden-s-support-of-projects-in-indonesia-and-ethiopia-focus-on-education-and-intervention-to-drive-change-on-the-ground/): ChildFund Alliance member Barnfonden is currently coordinating with three civil society organizations (CSOs) on what is their largest project funded by the European Union: “Strengthening Civil Society and Social Accountability for Improved Access to Quality, Inclusive Early Child Development (ECD) Services.” Read the full Member Spotlight
- [The Protection of Children at Risk of Irregular Migration](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/the-protection-of-children-at-risk-of-irregular-migration/): More than 60 representatives of civil society, UN agencies and government joined with ChildFund Alliance and ChildFund members from Canada, Spain and the United States on December 4, 2018 for our program, The Protection of Children at Risk of Irregular Migration, hosted in partnership with UNICEF. Read the full Member Spotlight
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- [Former reporter dedicates later years to children’s welfare](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/former-reporter-dedicates-later-years-to-children-s-welfare/): It’s a truism that children are our future. For Lee Je-hoon, it’s a principle guiding his life. The 77-year old has been CEO of ChildFund Korea, an organization specializing in children’s welfare, for the past seven years. ChildFund Korea is trying something new ahead of the presidential election. The group recently solicited government policy suggestions
- [Anna Svärd appointed new General Secretary of Barnfonden](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/anna-svaerd-appointed-new-general-secretary-of-barnfonden/): ChildFund Alliance is pleased to announce that Anna Svärd has been appointed new General Secretary of Barnfonden, the Swedish member of ChildFund Alliance. Anna begins her term on 15 May 2017. “We are very pleased that Anna Svärd is joining Barnfonden,” said Lennart Wiklund, Chairman of the Board. “Her professional skills, in combination with a
- [UN Secretary-General Must List All Perpetrators of Children’s  Rights Violations in War (an open letter to UN Secretary-General Guterres)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/un-secretary-general-must-list-all-perpetrators-of-children-s-rights-violations-in-war-an-open-letter-to-un-secretary-general-guterres/): Open Letter to UN Secretary-General António Guterres As organizations working to protect the rights of children in armed conflict, we are dismayed by your reported decision to “freeze” any new additions of parties to conflict that commit grave violations of children’s rights to the annexes to your 2017 annual report to the United Nations Security
- [Popular meetings promote sexual and reproductive health](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/popular-meetings-promote-sexual-and-reproductive-health-2/): by Lovisa Demirci, Barnfonden Sweden The heat is burning in the afternoon in Ziro, Burkina Faso, and every seat in the shade is taken. An excited audience is waiting, while two young men test the microphones. It´s time for the weekly meeting about sexual and reproductive rights issues. The topic for the day: How to
- [On Universal Children’s Day, ChildFund Alliance renews its commitment to the world’s children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/on-universal-children-s-day-childfund-alliance-renews-its-commitment-to-the-world-s-children/): New York, NY — Every child has an inherent, universal right to survive and develop, in a life free from violence, abuse, exploitation and neglect. Yet today, more than one billion children – more than half of the world’s children – are exposed to violence each year. “As we celebrate Universal Children’s Day (November 20),
- [Call for nominations Children’s Peace Prize 2017 now open](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/call-for-nominations-children-s-peace-prize-2017-now-open/): ChildFund Alliance encourages you to nominate a boy or girl for the prestigious International Children’s Peace Prize. KidsRights each year awards the prestigious International Children’s Peace Prize to a brave boy or girl, regardless of race, place of birth or social standing, who has demonstrated the skill and determination necessary to personally improve the rights of
- [Emergency response well underway in drought-hit Ethiopia – ChildFund](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/emergency-response-well-underway-in-drought-hit-ethiopia-childfund/): ChildFund Ethiopia said Thursday that it has so far reached close to 100,000 Ethiopians in its response to the El-Nino-driven drought that affected millions of people in the East African country. ChildFund Ethiopia has a National Emergency Response Team (NERT) to address the emergency needs of children, pregnant and lactating women and the elderly in
- [Child-Friendly Accountability and SDG Target 16.2: Launch Event Speaker Bios](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/child-friendly-accountability-and-sdg-target-16-2-launch-event-speaker-bios/): Dr. Nicholas Alipui has more than 30 years’ experience in strategic leadership, intergovernmental negotiations, child rights advocacy, and programming in diverse country and regional settings. He has extensive experience in disaster/post-disaster, conflict and post-conflict analysis for prevention, reintegration, protection, and inter-agency activities. In addition to substantial field experience with UNICEF working on complex emergencies in
- [ChildFund Alliance releases “Toward a Safe World for Children: Five-Year Strategic Plan 2016-2021”](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-alliance-releases-toward-a-safe-world-for-children-five-year-strategic-plan-2016-2021/): New York, NY, September 15, 2016 — ChildFund Alliance today released “Toward a Safe World for Children: Five-Year Strategic Plan 2016-2021,” which will serve as a guide for the Alliance’s members, employees, board and stakeholders as it embarks on its next phase of membership growth and expansion into new areas. “In September 2015, the United
- [In Ormoc: ‘It Was the End of the World – We’re Lucky to Be Alive’](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/in-ormoc-it-was-the-end-of-the-world-were-lucky-to-be-alive/): Julien Anseau, the regional communications manager for Asia, who is in the Philippines, provided this first-person account for ChildFund. As the ferry from Cebu pulls into Ormoc, the devastation before me is unbelievable. Buildings and houses have been flattened, electricity pylons blown down, cars turned over, palm trees ripped apart. As I disembark, people walk
- [Children’s views on peace, violence, heroes and happiness](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childrens-views-on-peaceviolence-heroes-and-happiness/): “The main cause of violence in my country is the search for easy gain.” Josué, 11, Benin. The annual Small Voices, Big Dreams report published by the ChildFund Alliance focuses this year on violence and exploitation, with 6,499 children asked to examine the issue of violence in their communities. They were also asked to describe what
- [Children’s voices around the world](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/news-post-2/): Small Voices, Big Dreams is a survey conducted by ChildFund Alliance to find out what children around the world have to say about their dreams, their fears, and their communities. Here is what some of them had to say: Zabihullah from Afghanistan If you were the president or leader of your country what is the
- [Children’s voices in the post 2015 agenda](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childrens-voices-in-the-post-2015-agenda/): ChildFund Alliance and the UN Millenium campaign jointly hosted a prestigious event during the UN General Assembly week in New York to ensure that children’s voices are heard as part of the post 2015 debate. It was held in UNICEF House and panellists included Amina Mohammed, the UN Secretary-General’s Special Advisor for Post-2015 Development Planning who
- [ChildFund Alliance Urges Governments to Make Child Protection a Global Priority – Cites evidence that prevention is cost effective](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-alliance-urges-governments-to-make-child-protection-a-global-priority-cites-evidence-that-prevention-is-cost-effective/): ChildFund Alliance Urges Governments to Make Child Protection a Global Priority – Cites evidence that prevention is cost effective. ChildFund Alliance, a global network of child-centered development organizations, is calling on governments to prioritize the protection of children from violence in the outcome document of the Third International Conference on Financing for Development (FfD), and
- [Children’s Voices for the Global Goals](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childrens-voices-for-the-global-goals/): Children’s Voices for the #GlobalGoals is a collection of children’s aspirations, priorities and recommendations for the post-2015 development agenda brought together in an interactive site (http://voices.freefromviolence.org). The site is being launched by ChildFund Alliance at a special event in New York City today to celebrate the role children’s voices played in the formulation of the
- [ChildFund Alliance signs joint letter to the European Council on children’s rights urging them to implement  measures to protect migrant and refugee children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-alliance-signs-joint-letter-to-the-european-council-on-childrens-rights-urging-them-to-implement-measures-to-protect-migrant-and-refugee-children/): Over the past few months, several European Council as well as Justice and Home Affairs and Foreign Affairs Council meetings have been convened to discuss and develop immediate responses and policies to address the recent increase in migrants and refugees arriving to Europe. 59 leading organisations in the fields of human rights, child rights, health
- [ChildFund supports Terre des Hommes’s work for child refugees in Europe](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-supports-terre-des-hommess-work-for-child-refugees-in-europe/): As winter approaches and the European refugee crisis continues, ChildFund Alliance is supporting a Swiss children’s aid organization, Terre des Hommes-Lausanne, to provide respite to families on the run. Many people escaping violence in Syria and other countries come through the Serbia-Croatia border, TDH has set up tents where families can rest. Families and children
- [ChildFund Alliance releases “Toward a Safe World for Children: Five-Year Strategic Plan 2016-2021”](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-alliance-releases-toward-a-safe-world-for-children-five-year-strategic-plan-2016-2021-2/): New York, NY, September 15, 2016 — ChildFund Alliance today released “Toward a Safe World for Children: Five-Year Strategic Plan 2016-2021,” which will serve as a guide for the Alliance’s members, employees, board and stakeholders as it embarks on its next phase of membership growth and expansion into new areas. “In September 2015, the United
- [ChildFund Alliance Launches Child-Friendly Accountability Initiative](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/2022/04/12/childfund-alliance-launches-child-friendly-accountability-initiative-2/): New York, NY, September 21, 2016 — ChildFund Alliance today launched “Toward a Safe World for Children: Child-Friendly Accountability and SDG Target 16.2,” an initiative that will work with and empower children to hold governments and local leaders accountable to their obligations to end all violence against children, as per Social Development Goal (SDG) Target

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- [Josie Pagani, CEO, ChildFund New Zealand](https://childfundalliance.org/josie-pagani-ceo-childfund-new-zealand/): Josie Pagani joined ChildFund New Zealand as its Chief Executive in November 2023. Josie is a leader in the areas of aid, economic development, trade, and media having worked at several leading aid and development organizations. Most recently, she worked with the Copenhagen Consensus Centre and several Pacific countries on a locally owned cost benefit
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- [Dina Taddia, CEO & General Manager, WeWorld](https://childfundalliance.org/dina-taddia-ceo-general-manager-weworld/): Dina started out her professional career working as export sales responsible for a company in the engineering industry. In 1997, she decided to commit herself to the international cooperation development field with GVC, one of the most relevant Italian NGOs. Her first experience with the Organisation took her to Palestine, where she initially worked as
- [Fred Witteveen, CEO, Children Believe](https://childfundalliance.org/fred-witteveen-ceo-children-believe/): Fred is devoted to helping the most vulnerable children, their families and their communities overcome adversity and achieve their dreams. The global humanitarian’s reputation for improving results in complex situations has led him on diverse journeys. Fred has gone from leading a multi-ethnic church in Canada to facilitating conflict mitigation in Kenya, to overseeing the
- [Martina Hibell, Secretary-General, Barnfonden](https://childfundalliance.org/martina-hibell-secretary-general-barnfonden/): Martina Hibell has worked with a range of international, child-focused development organizations since 2017, including eight years at Barnfonden. She is motivated by the possibility to support change in contexts where change appears impossible, and to find the key factors that need to be interlinked in order for this to happen. As a Program Director
- [Katsuhiko Takeda, Executive Director, ChildFund Japan](https://childfundalliance.org/katsuhiko-takeda-executive-director-childfund-japan/): Katsuhiko Takeda became Executive Director of ChildFund Japan in May 2017. After working in commercial banking, Katsuhiko obtained an M.A. in Politics and International Relations in the United Kingdom. For more than two decades he has been involved in humanitarian and developmental field work, including with AAR (Association for Aid and Relief, Japan) from 1996
- [Isam Ghanim, President, ChildFund International](https://childfundalliance.org/isam-ghanim/): Isam Ghanim returned to ChildFund as its ninth president and CEO in March 2022, most recently having served for three years as president of Search for Common Ground (SFCG), a $60 million organization focused on transforming how the world deals with conflict. His career in international development began at CARE Sudan, just after he completed
- [Pilar Orenes, CEO, Educo](https://childfundalliance.org/pilar-orenes-ceo-educo/): "Being part of a project of transformation and social change in such complex contexts, which forces us to redouble our efforts to guarantee the rights and well-being of boys and girls, is a great challenge, but also a very exciting project to which I can contribute and from which I can learn." With a degree
- [Children's Right to be Heard: We're Talking; Are You Listening?](https://childfundalliance.org/our-work/memberships-and-coalitions/children-s-right-to-be-heard-we-re-talking-are-you-listening/): Children throughout the world continue to grapple with unprecedented hardships resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic that turned the worldupside down in 2020. The global health crisis prompted lockdown efforts that raised the risk of violence, hunger, child labor, child marriage, and school dropouts—particularly among girls. It also curtailed opportunities for children to engage in activities
- [Advocacy at the United Nations](https://childfundalliance.org/our-work/advocacy/advocacy-at-the-united-nations/): ChildFund Alliance works at the UN Headquarters in New York to promote children’s rights, including the right to protection from all forms of violence. We do this in partnership with Member States, UN agencies and the nongovernmental organization (NGO) community. The Secretariat leads ChildFund Alliance’s engagement in New York-based UN events and processes, and maintains
- [Disaster Risk Reduction](https://childfundalliance.org/our-work/strategic-priorities/disaster-risk-reduction/): What is disaster risk reduction? Disaster risk reduction (DRR) is work that seeks to diminish damage caused by natural hazards, such as earthquakes, floods, droughts and cyclones, through an ethic of prevention. It seeks to reduce vulnerability and strengthen resilience at all levels. A disaster can change a child’s life in a matter of minutes
- [Child-Friendly Accountability](https://childfundalliance.org/our-work/strategic-priorities/child-friendly-accountability/): What is child-friendly accountability? Child-friendly accountability is the ability for children to meaningfully participate in making certain that those charged with protecting and fulfilling children’s rights actually do what they are supposed to do. If they do not or cannot, children and their representatives must have some recourse. Governments are responsible for ensuring children’s right
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- [Corporate Partnerships Specialist (short-term consultancy)](https://childfundalliance.org/about-us/employment/corporate-partnerships-specialist-short-term-consultancy/): ChildFund Alliance is seeking a consultant to conduct an in-depth review and update of the existing Corporate Partnerships Guidelines, and an analysis of the child-focused philanthropic interests and priorities of the overall corporate sector. General Information: Title: Corporate Partnerships Specialist (short-term consultancy) Application deadline: 18 April 2022 Location: Home-based Contract: Consultancy, estimated 20
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- [Youngkey Hwang](https://childfundalliance.org/youngkey-hwang/): Youngkey Hwang was elected the 10th Executive Chairman of ChildFund Korea by its board of directors in June 2022, bringing to the role over 30 years of extensive experience in corporations, finance, and investment industries. Mr. Hwang had a long career as CEO and Chairman of Samsung Group Companies, Korean financial holdings groups, and advocacy
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- [Je-Hoon Lee, President, ChildFund Korea](https://childfundalliance.org/je-hoon-lee-president-childfund-korea/): Je Hoon received his Bachelor’s degree in history and Master’s degree in journalism from Seoul National University, and completed a Journalism Fellowship at the University of Michigan. He is the former president and publisher of JoongAng Ilbo, one of the three major daily newspapers in Korea. He also served as president of the Before Babel
- [Vision and Mission](https://childfundalliance.org/our-work/vision-and-mission/): Vision A world in which all children enjoy their rights and achieve their full potential. Mission Together with children, we create sustainable solutions that protect and advance their rights and well-being.
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- [Free From Violence](https://childfundalliance.org/our-members/alliance-initiatives/free-from-violence/): #FreeFromViolence ChildFund Alliance launched a multi-year global effort beginning in 2012 to ensure that the protection of children from violence and exploitation would become a priority in the 2015 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. During the campaign, more than 680,000 people signed a ChildFund petition so that a world where children are #FreeFromViolence would become a global
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- [ChildFund Alliance European Union Office](https://childfundalliance.org/our-work/advocacy/childfund-alliance-european-union-office/): About ChildFund Alliance EU Office To advocate with key EU institutions for policies, programs and funding opportunities to promote children’s rights.To promote and increase access to funding opportunities provided by the EU. Advocacy ChildFund Alliance EU Office works to strengthen the engagement and cooperation of ChildFund Alliance with EU institutions. ChildFund Alliance EU Office works
- [Volunteer Communications Intern](https://childfundalliance.org/about-us/employment/volunteer-communications-intern/): ChildFund Alliance is seeking an intern to help support the overall Communications needs of the Alliance. ChildFund Alliance is a global network of 12 child-focused development organizations working in 70 countries. We help more than 23 million children and their families overcome poverty and the underlying conditions that prevent children from achieving their
- [SDGs & Targets](https://childfundalliance.org/our-work/advocacy/sdgs-and-targets/): After several years of consultation and negotiation, the United Nations unanimously adopted the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in September 2015. The SDGs are a set of universal goals and targets that frames the global agenda for the next 15 years. They are unprecedented in their ambition. They seek to eliminate rather than reduce key development
- [Membership Strengthening & Growth](https://childfundalliance.org/our-work/strategic-priorities/membership-strengthening-growth/): To build on our lifesaving work for children, ChildFund Alliance is committed to strengthening our members and growing our membership. Potential benefits include: Greater alignment and scale to bring strategic focus and increased investments for children. Stronger global influence by growing the number and diversity of organizations advocating for children. This strengthens our profile and has
- [Child Protection in Humanitarian Action (CPHA)](https://childfundalliance.org/our-work/strategic-priorities/child-protection-in-humanitarian-action-cpha/): The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action defines Child Protection in Humanitarian Action (CPHA) as the prevention of and response to abuse, neglect, exploitation and violence against children in humanitarian action.
- [Global Advocacy](https://childfundalliance.org/our-work/strategic-priorities/global-advocacy/): What is advocacy? Advocacy is a series of planned and strategic actions to influence the formulation and implementation of public policies at the local, national, regional or global level. At ChildFund Alliance, the focus for our advocacy is ending all forms of violence against children. Violence against children is a global problem that cuts across
- [Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)](https://childfundalliance.org/frequently-asked-questions-faqs/): What is a Strategic Plan? A strategic plan sets out what an organization wants to achieve over the next few years and how it will get there. It focuses on new projects and making changes and improvements, rather than on maintaining core operations, which continue regardless. A strategic plan allows an organization to achieve more
- [Principles](https://childfundalliance.org/our-work/principles/): The Principles of Working Together as One Members of ChildFund Alliance operate according to eight principles that inspire us, keep us aligned, and guide our collective decision making so we can increase our impact by working together as one. As members of ChildFund Alliance: We focus on the rights and safety of children first –
- [Interactive Joining Forces Forum](https://childfundalliance.org/our-work/memberships-and-coalitions/interactive-joining-forces-forum/): On Universal Children’s Day on 20 November, 2020, ChildFund Alliance and our Joining Forces partners welcomed children and youth from around the world to exercise their right to speak up on matters affecting their lives, as afforded by the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC). Although the CRC is the world’s most ratified
- [Child Protection in Humanitarian Action](https://childfundalliance.org/child-protection-in-humanitarian-action/): What is Child Protection in Humanitarian Action? The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action defines Child Protection in Humanitarian Action (CPHA) as the prevention of and response to abuse, neglect, exploitation and violence against children in humanitarian action. The majority of people affected by humanitarian emergencies are children, according to the UNCHR Global Trends Report. Millions of children
- [Advocacy](https://childfundalliance.org/advocacy-2/): A series of planned and strategic actions to influence the formulation and implementation of public policies at the local, national, regional or global levels.
- [Advocacy Asks](https://childfundalliance.org/advocacy-asks/): Benchmark guidelines that represent the minimum necessary to prevent and respond to violence against children.
- [Agenda 2030](https://childfundalliance.org/agenda-2030/): On September 25th 2015, the world’s nations adopted Transforming our world: the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. “Agenda 2030” is a set of goals to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure prosperity for all as part of a new sustainable development agenda. Each goal has specific targets to be achieved over the next 15
- [Child](https://childfundalliance.org/child/): In line with the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, a child is defined as anyone under the age of 18 years.
- [ChildFund Alliance Committees](https://childfundalliance.org/childfund-alliance-committees/): Alliance Program Committee (APC) Communications and Marketing Committee (CMC) Disaster Risk Management (DRM) Working Group
- [Child-Friendly Accountability](https://childfundalliance.org/child-friendly-accountability-2/): The ability to make certain that those charged with protecting and fulfilling children’s rights actually do what they are supposed to do and if they do not or cannot, that children and their representatives have some recourse.
- [Child Participation](https://childfundalliance.org/child-participation/): All activities conducive to the realization of children’s right to have their opinions taken into account in the decision-making processes that affect their lives, according to their level of maturity.
- [Child Protection](https://childfundalliance.org/child-protection-2/): Measures and structures to prevent and respond to abuse, neglect exploitation and violence against children.
- [Child Protection in Emergencies (CPiE)](https://childfundalliance.org/child-protection-in-emergencies-cpie/): Preventing and responding to abuse, neglect, exploitation and violence against children in times of emergency caused by natural or manmade disasters, conflicts or other crises. It involves specific activities by child protection actors, whether national or community based, and/or by humanitarian staff and others supporting local capacity.
- [Child Safeguarding](https://childfundalliance.org/child-safeguarding/): Within the ChildFund Alliance, refers to the set of organizational policy guidelines, procedures and practices that we employ to ensure that we do no harm to children. Our aim is to ensure that everyone associated with the Alliance is aware of and responds appropriately to issues of violence, exploitation, abuse and neglect towards children.
- [Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR)](https://childfundalliance.org/disaster-risk-reduction-drr/): Work that seeks to diminish damage caused by natural hazards such as earthquakes, floods, droughts and cyclones, through an ethic of prevention.
- [Global Partnership to End Violence Against Children](https://childfundalliance.org/global-partnership-to-end-violence-against-children/): Partnership formed in September 2015 for governments, international organizations, civil society, faith-based organizations, the private sector and the philanthropic arena to deliver on SDG target 16.2. Partners include ChildFund Alliance, Plan International, Save the Children, SOS Children’s Villages International, the Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Violence against Children, UNICEF, the World Health Organization and
- [High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development](https://childfundalliance.org/high-level-political-forum-on-sustainable-development/): The United Nations central platform for the follow-up and review of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Sustainable Development Goals.
- [Humanitarian response](https://childfundalliance.org/humanitarian-response/): The aid and action designed to save lives, alleviate suffering and maintain and protect human dignity during and in the aftermath of man-made crises and natural disasters, as well as to prevent and strengthen preparedness for the occurrence of such situations. (Adapted from: Good Humanitarian Donorship.)
- [Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)](https://childfundalliance.org/key-performance-indicators-kpis/): Measures that focus on both process and performance, for evaluating advocacy achievements.
- [Overseas Development Institute (ODI)](https://childfundalliance.org/overseas-development-institute-odi/): The United Kingdom’s leading independent think tank on international development and humanitarian issues. ODI was commissioned by ChildFund Alliance to produce a report on “The Costs and Economic Impact of Violence Against Children” (September 2014).
- [Presence countries](https://childfundalliance.org/presence-countries/): Nations where ChildFund Alliance is working through a member organization office or an affiliated national or country office.
- [Sexual Exploitation of Children](https://childfundalliance.org/sexual-exploitation-of-children/): Is a form of child sexual abuse and is a criminal offense. A child cannot legally give informed consent to sexual exploitation.
- [Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)](https://childfundalliance.org/sustainable-development-goals-sdgs/): The 17 SDGs are universal goals that seek to eliminate key development challenges in the world. They appear in Transforming Our World: The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, adopted unanimously by the United Nations in September 2015 after a multi-year process of consultation and negotiation. SDG target 16.2 and its related targets focus on eliminating
- [United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)](https://childfundalliance.org/united-nations-children-s-fund-unicef/): A humanitarian and development agency working globally for the rights of every child.
- [United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)](https://childfundalliance.org/united-nations-population-fund-unfpa/): The lead United Nations agency that expands the possibilities for women and young people to lead healthy sexual and reproductive lives.
- [United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction](https://childfundalliance.org/united-nations-office-for-disaster-risk-reduction/): The office that coordinates disaster reduction activity within the United Nations system and with regional organizations.
- [Violence against Children](https://childfundalliance.org/violence-against-children/): All forms of harm (whether described as violence, injury, abuse, neglect or negligent treatment, maltreatment and exploitation), perpetrated by an individual or group of people, resulting in actual or potential hard to the child’s health, survival, development or dignity. Violence may be: sexual violence; physical violence; emotional violence; neglect or negligent treatment.
- [World Health Organization (WHO)](https://childfundalliance.org/world-health-organization-who/): Directs and coordinates international health within the United Nations system.
- [About Free From Violence](https://childfundalliance.org/about-free-from-violence/): History In 2012, ChildFund Alliance began a global campaign for a world where all children would be free from violence and exploitation. We urged stakeholders to prioritize the protection of children from violence and exploitation in the new global goals. Over 680,000 people signed our petition in support of this call. As part of that
- [Child Protection](https://childfundalliance.org/child-protection/): What is child protection? Every five minutes, a child dies as a result of violence. An estimated 120 million girls and 73 million boys have been victims of sexual violence, and almost one billion children are subjected to physical punishment on a regular basis.(EndViolence.org) Child protection is defined as measures and structures to prevent and
- [Facts & Stats](https://childfundalliance.org/facts-stats/): Violence against children costs the world up to US$7 trillion. (Source: ODI/ChildFund Alliance) More than one billion children are exposed to violence each year. (Source: CDC) Every five minutes, a child dies as a result of violence. (Source: UNICEF UK) 168 million children are engaged in child labor. (Source: ILO) Corporal punishment in schools is
- [On Social Media](https://childfundalliance.org/support-our-members/): Here’s what you can do to support ChildFund Alliance: Follow our Facebook page and share our posts with your friends. Follow us on Twitter and retweet us, and engage in the global conversation using the hashtag #FreeFromViolence. Read more about the issues and learn why freedom from violence and exploitation matters. Support Our Members ChildFund Alliance
- [What Is ChildFund Alliance?](https://childfundalliance.org/what-is-childfund-alliance/): ChildFund Alliance is a global network of 12 child-focused development organizations that helps nearly 23 million children and their families in 70 countries. We work to end violence and exploitation against children and to overcome poverty and the underlying conditions that prevent children from achieving their full potential. We work in partnership with children and their
- [Program Administrative Assistant](https://childfundalliance.org/program-administrative-assistant/)
- [Meg Gardinier](https://childfundalliance.org/meg-gardinier/): Meg Gardinier is the Secretary General of ChildFund Alliance, a position she has held since July 2015. ChildFund Alliance works with 14 million children, their families and communities in 60 countries investing close to $500 million each year. Together with children, ChildFund Alliance creates sustainable solutions that protect and advance their rights and well-being. Ms.
- [Imma Barral, Educo (Spain)](https://childfundalliance.org/imma-barral/): Imma joined Educo’s Board of Trustees in September 2013. A lawyer and tenured professor of Civil Law at the University of Barcelona, she has coordinated the publication of legislative texts for the Official Journal and Publications Bureau of the Catalonian Government. She is Chair of the Arbitral Tribunal of the Consumer Arbitration Board of Catalonia. Imma
- [Barbara Beate Holzbaur, ChildFund Deutschland](https://childfundalliance.org/barbara-beate-holzbaur/): Barbara studied medicine in Berlin and worked as a doctor at the University Hospital in Tubingen. Since 2001 she has worked at a medical practice for complementary medicine in Stuttgart. Barbara has been a member of the Board of ChildFund Deutschland since 1997, serving as Vice President from 2001 to 2008 and as President since 2008.
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- [Children at Risk in Forgotten Crisis in Central African Republic](https://childfundalliance.org/children-at-risk-in-forgotten-crisis/): Far from the spotlight of the media and the world’s attention, a humanitarian crisis is playing out in the small, landlocked nation of the Central African Republic (CAR). A savage civil war has forced tens of thousands of people to seek safety in surrounding countries, and as of 31 August 2016, an estimated 385,750 people
- [“My father wanted to marry me off for 3 kilos of sugar and 20 goats”: Alexia’s Story](https://childfundalliance.org/my-father-wanted-to-marry-me-off-for-3-kilos-of-sugar-and-20-goats-alexia-s-story/): My name is Alexia and I am 13 years old. I am in class 3 in Turkana County, Kenya. When I was just 11 years old, my father tried to forcefully marry me off to a 60-year-old man for 3 kilos of sugar and a promise of cattle. It all started when I was in
- [My Everyday Passion: Thomas's Story](https://childfundalliance.org/my-everyday-passion/): People will recognize me easily. They say I am a very active and playful child. My name is Abner Thomas. My friends and people in the village calls me Thomas. I live with my grandparents due to the economic situation of my parent. I am from a village in East Nusa Tenggara Province, Indonesia. The
- [Michael Rose, Chair of the ChildFund Alliance Board](https://childfundalliance.org/michael-rose-chair-of-the-childfund-alliance-board/): I am proud of the role ChildFund Australia has played in ChildFund's global Free from Violence campaign, helping to ensure that the prevention of violence against children is a key element in the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
- [Mandy Eagle, ChildFund Australia child sponsor](https://childfundalliance.org/mandy-eagle-childfund-australia-child-sponsor/): My visit was not a holiday; it was something much more – something that money could never buy. My letters to my sponsored children are sent more frequently now, and I can visualise them going about their day. Forever feeling connected with them and grateful for the experience. Thank you ChildFund!
- [Carolyn Hardy, ChildFund Australia Board Member](https://childfundalliance.org/carolyn-hardy-childfund-australia-board-member/): I visited ChildFund Ethiopia in 2016 and and witnessed how ChildFund's distribution of water and supplementary food to treat malnutrition is saving children's lives. ChildFund is there for the long haul.
- [Natasha Stott Despoja, Australia’s Ambassador for Women and Girls](https://childfundalliance.org/natasha-stott-despoja-australia-s-ambassador-for-women-and-girls/): I’ve met women in Papua New Guinea who shared their stories of the most horrific violence levelled at them and their children. To know that these women will now have help available at the end of a phone line is fantastic.
- [Sharon Claydon MP, Member for Newcastle](https://childfundalliance.org/sharon-claydon-mp-member-for-newcastle/): I cannot think of a better way to deal with grief. I want to tell everyone who loses someone to help someone else in their memory.
- [John Eales Am, Captain of the 1999 World Cup-Winning Wallabies](https://childfundalliance.org/john-eales-am-captain-of-the-1999-world-cup-winning-wallabies/): I congratulate ChildFund and partner organisations for this successful initiative that is giving children and youth from poor communities in Asia the opportunity to learn rugby and to develop important life skills.
- [Abdul, age 12, Ghana](https://childfundalliance.org/abdul-age-12-ghana/): If I were leader of my country, I would make laws to protect children from being harmed by adults and parents.
- [Ajitha, mother, Sri Lanka](https://childfundalliance.org/ajitha-mother-sri-lanka/): I finally felt I could begin to hope. I began to think she would be able to get an education and live a normal life. The support has gone a long way towards improving Umesha’s condition.
- [Mary Latham, chair of the ChildFund Australia Board](https://childfundalliance.org/mary-latham-chair-of-the-childfund-australia-board/): In Vietnam, I saw close up the impact of our education, livelihoods, and water and sanitation projects. These projects really do change lives.
- [Community Representatives, Chhloung District, Cambodia](https://childfundalliance.org/community-representatives-chhloung-district-cambodia/): ChildFund contributed to positive change in the areas of education, water and sanitation, agriculture, child rights, good governance and child protection sectors.
- [The Hon Tim Fischer AC, Former Deputy Prime Minister of Australia and Special Envoy for ChildFund Australia](https://childfundalliance.org/the-hon-tim-fischer-ac-former-deputy-prime-minister-of-australia-and-special-envoy-for-childfund-australia/): I urge more Australians to step up and help ease the burden of malnutrition in Ethiopia through ChildFund Australia – and, in so doing, be happy in the knowledge ChildFund around the world is a lean machine that gets the job done.
- [Danielle Cormack, actress and ChildFund ambassador](https://childfundalliance.org/danielle-cormack-actress-and-childfund-ambassador/): I really responded to ChildFund's ethos, which is about giving a hand up rather than a hand out.
- [Lidiane, a business owner in Brazil, who was sponsored as a child through ChildFund International](https://childfundalliance.org/lidiane-a-business-owner-in-brazil-who-was-sponsored-as-a-child-through-childfund-international/): Today I am a warrior, a hardworking and brave woman, fighting for my goals and dreams, and you are part of this. I wish I could say more to you, but I can write a thousand words here and still would not demonstrate what you represent in my life story.
- [Makeshwar, a community leader in India, ChildFund International](https://childfundalliance.org/makeshwar-a-community-leader-in-india-childfund-international/): We will always remain indebted to ChildFund and our sponsors....[W]e will continue to serve underprivileged children and help them live with dignity.
- [Muhammed, 20, The Gambia](https://childfundalliance.org/muhammed-20-the-gambia/): Sponsorship helped me with my school expenses and let me participate in community and national programs. ChildFund always intervened in the areas that were the most vital, like education. They made a huge impact on my life.
- [Amelia, Nicaragua](https://childfundalliance.org/amelia-nicaragua/): At school, they explained what children’s rights are. Educo has talked with my parents so that they understand that it is important for me to go to school. When I get older, I want to study economics so I can help my family.
- [Fahim, Bangladesh](https://childfundalliance.org/fahim-bangladesh/): I work in a workshop in Dhaka to help my family. I started going to an Educo school because I want to study so I can have a better future.
- [Abdoul, Burkina Faso](https://childfundalliance.org/abdoul-burkina-faso/): Every day I walk to school. It is very big and there are a lot of trees. My classroom is big, too, and together we decorate it. I like to go to school because I learn to read and to count. Educo takes care of us; it helps us with the school garden and it
- [Ronna, Philippines](https://childfundalliance.org/ronna-philippines/): The Educo program has taught me what children’s rights are and how to defend them. It has given me a lot of confidence to address those issues and challenges that concern children in my community. Thanks to this program, both families and local authorities are more aware and have more respect for children’s rights.
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- [Catherine Lalonde](https://childfundalliance.org/catherine-lalonde/): Catherine is the Director of ChildFund Alliance EU Office. Working from Brussels and in coordination with the Secretariat, she provides strategic leadership for the Alliance on policy, advocacy and fundraising initiatives with European institutions, networks and partners. She also supports and strengthens the representation and engagement of the Alliance Members with these stakeholders. Prior to
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- [Anne Lynam Goddard, CEO, ChildFund International](https://childfundalliance.org/nigel-spence-ceo-childfund-australia/): Anne Lynam Goddard has been a passionate voice for protecting the world’s most vulnerable children for more than 30 years. Goddard began her career in the Peace Corps in Kenya. After earning a master’s degree in public health from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, she joined the international humanitarian organization CARE and lived
- [Anne Lynam Goddard, CEO, ChildFund International](https://childfundalliance.org/anne-lynam-goddard-2/): Anne Lynam Goddard has been a passionate voice for protecting the world’s most vulnerable children for more than 30 years. Goddard began her career in the Peace Corps in Kenya. After earning a master’s degree in public health from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, she joined the international humanitarian organization CARE and lived
- [Anne Lynam Goddard, CEO & President, ChildFund International](https://childfundalliance.org/anne-lynam-goddard-ceo-president-childfund-international/): Anne Lynam Goddard has been a passionate voice for protecting the world’s most vulnerable children for more than 30 years. Goddard began her career in the Peace Corps in Kenya. After earning a master’s degree in public health from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, she joined the international humanitarian organization CARE and
- [Florence Provendier, CEO, Un Enfant par la Main](https://childfundalliance.org/florence-provendier-ceo-un-enfant-par-la-main/): Florence Provendier started working as Chief Executive Officer of Un Enfant par la Main, France, in January 2012. Prior to Un Enfant par la Main, she has had extensive experience in management positions in international services companies, where she took care on one hand of business development as well as institutional communication and on the
- [Anna Svärd, Secretary General, Barnfonden](https://childfundalliance.org/anna-svaerd-secretary-general-barnfonden/): Anna Svärd joined Barnfonden as Secretary General in May 2017. Anna has broad experience from the business world. She has worked in business development, sales, marketing and branding in various positions in different companies. For five years before joining Barnfonden, she was responsible for corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sustainability at Trygg-Hansa, one of the
- [Simon Whyte, Chair](https://childfundalliance.org/simon-whyte/): Simon is Chair of ChildFund New Zealand. He is also Chair of The Lion Foundation and Auckland Basketball Services Limited, which manages basketball operations over much of greater Auckland. Originally a commercial lawyer with major law firms in New Zealand and London, Simon had a successful corporate career across several sectors with leadership roles at
- [Agenda 2030 for Children, End Violence Solutions Summit (Feb. 2018)](https://childfundalliance.org/agenda-2030-for-children-end-violence-solutions-summit-feb-2018/): At least 1 out of 2 children has experienced some form of violence and 18 million girls aged between 15 and 19 have experienced sexual abuse. The Swedish Government, in collaboration with the Global Partnership to End Violence against Children and WePROTECT Global Alliance, hosted the Agenda 2030 for Children, End Violence Solutions Summit in
- [Akito Okada, ChildFund Japan](https://childfundalliance.org/akito-okada/): Dr. Akito Okada is a professor of comparative education at the Tokyo University of Foreign Studies. He completed a D.Phil. in Comparative Education at Oxford University in 1998. He has authored several articles on British and Japanese education including "Secondary Education Reform and the Concept of Equality of Opportunity in Japan'. He currently serves as a committee member
- [Simon Whyte, President, ChildFund Alliance](https://childfundalliance.org/simon-whyte-president-childfund-alliance/): This is an exciting opportunity. We believe every child should have the right to play, which is why ChildFund’s Pass It Back program was originally established for children in rural and remote communities of Laos and Vietnam. These are children who face significant challenges around poverty and inequality. Well-designed sport for development programs are a
- [Brett Gosper, CEO, World Rugby](https://childfundalliance.org/brett-gosper/): We awarded the tournament to Japan because we knew that it could be a powerful game-changer for sporting and social change in Asia. As a transformational rugby for good program, ChildFund Pass It Back is the perfect embodiment of that objective and we are excited about the impact rugby can have for thousands of children
- [Nicole Beck, OAM, Aussie Sevens star and Olympic gold medallist](https://childfundalliance.org/nicole-beck/): It is a privilege to travel to these communities and support the development of new talent. I am particularly impressed that in Laos and Vietnam, where rugby is a relatively new sport, so many girls and young women are jumping in and giving it a go.
- [John Eales, AM, captain of the 1999 Rugby World Cup-winning Wallabies](https://childfundalliance.org/john-eales/): I’ve just returned from Laos where I experienced firsthand the power of rugby in sharing sports, leadership and life skills with children who face challenges many of us here in Australia cannot imagine. It’s great to see so many girls and young women getting involved in the program, which has a strong emphasis on gender
- [Save the Date: Protection of Children at Risk of Irregular Migration](https://childfundalliance.org/protection-of-children-at-risk-of-irregular-migration/): Date: Tuesday, December 4, 2018Time: 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm (light lunch available from 12:30 pm)Place: Scandinavia House, 58 Park Avenue, New York, NYRSVP: Confirm your attendance ChildFund Alliance, in partnership with UNICEF, will convene a two-hour discussion aimed at fostering meaningful and impactful discourse on improving the well-being of children and youth who are
- [World’s First International Day of Education Could Not Come Soon Enough](https://childfundalliance.org/worlds-first-international-day-of-education-could-not-come-soon-enough/): José María Faura is the Executive Director of Educo, a global development and humanitarian action NGO with over 25 years’ experience working to defend children and their rights, and especially the right to an equitable and quality education. BARCELONA, Jan 23 2019 (IPS) - Children´s education is in a state of emergency when it comes
- [Open Letter to UN Secretary-General António Guterres](https://childfundalliance.org/open-letter-to-un-secretary-general-antonio-guterres/): Download PDF February 25, 2019 Dear Secretary-General Guterres, As organizations working to protect the rights of children in armed conflict, we urge you to include the Saudi and Emirati-led Coalition (SELC) for all relevant violations in list A of the annexes of your 2019 annual report to the United Nations Security Council on children and armed conflict. Changing
- [New Report Highlights Success of a Program That Offers Central American Children and Youth Opportunities to Remain in Their Communities Rather than Flee Violence](https://childfundalliance.org/new-report-highlights-success-of-a-program-that-offers-central-american-children-and-youth-opportunities-to-remain-in-their-communities-rather-than-flee-violence/): Download PDF Findings demonstrate encouraging results for a Canadian-backed migration project as the U.S. takes steps to cut similar aid to the Northern Triangle countries. Preventive measures such as skills training, violence prevention training, safe spaces, and changes to government policies and programs are providing Central America’s young people with alternatives to migration, according to
- [New ChildFund Alliance Report Highlights Early Findings of a Joint Member Initiative Aimed at Helping Prevent the Irregular Migration of Children and Youth ](https://childfundalliance.org/new-childfund-alliance-report-highlights-early-findings-of-a-joint-member-initiative-aimed-at-helping-prevent-the-irregular-migration-of-children-and-youth-2/): A new ChildFund Alliance report shares promising findings from a joint member project that is providing Central American children and youth with alternatives to fleeing their families and communities in order to escape violence. Read the full Member Spotlight
- [ChildFund Alliance Bids Farewell to Outgoing Board Members](https://childfundalliance.org/childfund-alliance-bids-farewell-to-outgoing-board-members/): During the annual May CEO and board forum, held this year in Dublin, representatives from all 11 Alliance organizations gathered during an evening out to recognize and honor members who are rotating off the board. On behalf of the Alliance, Secretary General Meg Gardinier acknowledged Chairman Michael Rose, Vice Chairman Lennart Wiklund, Treasurer Paul Newbigging,
- [ChildFund Alliance Bids Farewell to Outgoing Board Members](https://childfundalliance.org/childfund-alliance-bids-farewell-to-outgoing-board-members-2/): During the annual May CEO and board forum, held this year in Dublin, representatives from all 11 Alliance organizations gathered during an evening out to recognize and honor members who are rotating off the board. Read the full Member Spotlight
- [Joining Forces: Child Rights Now!](https://childfundalliance.org/joining-forces-child-rights-now/): Leading Child Rights Organizations Call for a Second Revolution in Child Rights Thirty Years After Global Leaders Adopted the Convention on the Rights of the Child, Millions of Children Lack Rights and Protections Needed to Thrive Download Release (PDF) Download Report (PDF) NEW YORK, 26 June 2019 – Thirty years after global leaders promised to protect
- [Young people share their voices to world leaders to help end violence against children](https://childfundalliance.org/young-people-share-their-voices-to-world-leaders-to-help-end-violence-against-children/): To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Children and youth throughout the globe share their messages to world leaders on ending violence against children during this milestone year marking the 30th anniversary of the UN CRC.
- [ChildFund Alliance's flagship event: Building Momentum](https://childfundalliance.org/childfund-alliance-s-flagship-event-building-momentum/): During the annual May CEO and board forum, held this year in Dublin, representatives from all 11 Alliance organizations gathered during an evening out to recognize and honor members who are rotating off the board. Read the full Member Spotlight
- [Violence Against Children as Seen by Children](https://childfundalliance.org/violence-against-children-as-seen-by-children/): New ChildFund survey of thousands of boys and girls reveal significant insights into the global occurrence of violence against children A new global survey conducted by ChildFund Alliance of nearly 5,500 children from 15 countries reveals children feel poorly protected and believe the adults in their lives do not listen to them. Small Voices Big
- [Statement of ChildFund Alliance: Second Regular Session of the UNICEF Executive Board 12 September 2019](https://childfundalliance.org/statement-of-childfund-alliance-second-regular-session-of-the-unicef-executive-board-12-september-2019-agenda-item-8/): Mr. President, Executive Director Fore, and Distinguished Members of the Board: On behalf of the members of ChildFund Alliance and Joining Forces, I wish to thank ED Fore for her keynote at our Child Rights Now launch on June 26. Our event highlighted the progress made since the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child—as
- [Violence against children as seen by children](https://childfundalliance.org/op-ed-violence-against-children-as-seen-by-children/): With school now back in session for children around the world, countless boys and girls likely start their mornings thinking about what to eat for breakfast, what to wear to school, or how they will do in a sporting event later in the day. For an untold number of other children, however, their waking thoughts
- [Aaron Williams, Treasurer, ChildFund International (USA)](https://childfundalliance.org/aaron-williams-treasurer-childfund-international-usa/): Aaron S. Williams is an international development expert and a former diplomat. He served as the 18th Director of the Peace Corps from 2009 to 2012 under President Barack Obama. Williams grew up in Chicago where he graduated from Chicago State University and became a teacher. He volunteered for the Peace Corps for three years, working in the Dominican Republic to support teacher-training projects. Afterwards, Williams served in the U.S.
- [David Shortland,  ChildFund Australia](https://childfundalliance.org/david-shortland-childfund-australia/): David is a governance specialist and communication counsel to boards and senior executives. He is a facilitator for the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) in Strategy & Risk and Governance and contributed to AICD’s Good Governance Principles and Guidance for Not-For-Profit Organizations. David is a director of the Heart Foundation (NSW). He joined the
- [Gabriel Ollivier, Children Believe (Canada)](https://childfundalliance.org/gabriel-ollivier-children-believe-canada/): Gabriel leads Equus Energy Advisors Inc., a consulting practice based in Calgary, and he is president of the oil company United Hydrocarbon International Corp. The executive is an active volunteer and has previously held Board positions at Habitat for Humanity and The Order of Good Cheer, among others. Gabriel holds a bachelor of commerce and
- [Alain Gibert, Une Enfant par la Main (France)](https://childfundalliance.org/alain-gibert-une-enfant-par-la-main-france/): Since 2010, Alain has volunteered and sponsored the organization Un Enfant par la Main. He became a member of the Board in 2016 and was appointed as President in January 2020. An engineer by training and a graduate in Risk Management, Alain began his career as a works engineer and project manager within the Bouygues
- [Cha Heung Bong, ChildFund Korea](https://childfundalliance.org/cha-heung-bong-childfund-korea/): Professor CHA graduated in Sociology from Seoul National University and obtained his PhD at Choong-Ang University in Korea. He began his career in 1971 in the Government of the Republic of Korea as Junior Secretary to the President. He then became Director of the Social Welfare Department and the Health Insurance Department of the Ministry
- [Universal Children's Day](https://childfundalliance.org/universal-children-s-day/): Statement by ChildFund Alliance Secretary General Meg Gardinier New York, NY (November 20, 2019) - “As we mark the 30th anniversary of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), there is no better time than now to listen to and engage children. By many measures, the lives of children today are dramatically better than
- [Reflections from ChildFund Australia’s Nigel Spence](https://childfundalliance.org/reflections-from-childfund-australias-nigel-spence/): After 14 years at the helm of ChildFund Australia, CEO Nigel Spence stepped down at the end of December 2019. The Australian Council for International Development just recently named Nigel as the recipient of its Outstanding Contribution to the Sector Award, celebrating his 40 years of commitment, enthusiasm and tireless advocacy for children. ChildFund Alliance
- [Ryan De Souza](https://childfundalliance.org/ryan-de-souza/): Ryan De Souza has worked in the advocacy and policy space for more than a decade. Throughout his career, he has represented the public, private, and nonprofit sectors, always with the focus of turning legislative policy and framework into action and implementation. Prior to joining ChildFund Alliance, Ryan worked as an Advisor at the Permanent
- [Lisa MacSpadden](https://childfundalliance.org/lisa-macspadden/): Lisa MacSpadden joined the Alliance as its Strategic Communications Advisor in early 2019, after initially serving as a consultant to the organization in 2018. In this role, she works with the Alliance Secretary General and Alliance members to raise awareness on children’s’ rights and safety, including their right to live a life free from all
- [Faith Nimineh](https://childfundalliance.org/faith-nimineh/): Faith Nimineh serves as ChildFund Alliance’s Child-friendly Accountability Coordinator, providing guidance and technical support to country offices in the field towards the implementation of this strategic priority initiative. Ms. Nimineh has more than 16 years of experience in the non-profit sector. As a humanitarian and development professional, she has worked in many conflict and post-conflict
- [Lori Perkovich](https://childfundalliance.org/lori-perkovich/): Lori Perkovich joined ChildFund Alliance in March 2019 as the organization’s Representative to the United Nations. In this role, she advocates on behalf of children to United Nations Member States and United Nations agencies to ensure children’s rights are upheld and their voices heard. As ChildFund Alliance’s UN Representative, Lori works to strengthen and expand
- [Why education is at the centre of Children Believe's work](https://childfundalliance.org/why-education-is-at-the-centre-of-children-believe-s-work/)
- [The Long Walk - education changes everything](https://childfundalliance.org/the-long-walk-education-changes-everything/)
- [Gerald Doherty, ChildFund Ireland](https://childfundalliance.org/gerald-doherty-childfund-ireland/): Gerald was reappointed to the board of ChildFund Ireland in 2012, and elected Chairman in December 2016. He oversees the work of all sub-committees and was previously Treasurer of ChildFund Alliance. Gerald is a successful businessman, married to Linda and has three adult children.
- [Marco Chiesara, WeWorld](https://childfundalliance.org/marco-chiesara-weworld/): Marco is a lawyer in Milan. In particular, he is working in the labor law field and he is a consultant in the tertiary sector. He has been working in the non-profit sector for some years, at first as a director of the foundation Arché, an organization which takes care of mothers and their children
- [Lennart Wiklund, Barnfonden](https://childfundalliance.org/lennart-wiklund-barnfonden/): Lennart is Chairman of Barnfonden’s Nomination Committee and Barnfonden’s board representative on ChildFund Alliance. Lennart is active in the media and has worked as a journalist and in the management of Expressen, as CEO of AB SvenskFilmindustri, and as Deputy CEO of the Bonnier Group. He now runs his own company and is involved in
- [Stuck in Time: A report from WeWorld on the 10-year war in Syria](https://childfundalliance.org/stuck-in-time-a-report-from-weworld-on-the-10-year-war-in-syria/): In the decade that has passed since the outbreak of the Syrian war on March 15, 2011, the conflict has had a disastrous effect on the country. It has destroyed businesses, hospitals and schools; left hundreds of thousands dead, injured or missing; and triggered the largest refugee and displacement crisis of our time. With no
- [Simona Ranalli](https://childfundalliance.org/simona-ranalli/): Simona is the EU Partnership Advisor at ChildFund Alliance EU Office, based in Brussels. She provides technical guidance on the development of quality proposals, in compliance with EU requirements and good project development practices. She also gathers, analyses and disseminates strategic information among members on EU programming, as well as EU policy and funding trends.
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- [Lyn McDermid, ChildFund International (USA)](https://childfundalliance.org/lyn-mcdermid-childfund-international-usa/): Lyn recently retired from the Federal Reserve System as Chief Information Officer (CIO) and Director of Federal Reserve Information Technology (FRIT) where she oversaw IT strategy, IT investment and spending, and enterprise cyber security. Prior to joining the Federal Reserve in February 2013 she served as senior vice president and chief information officer of Dominion
- [Helping kids advocate for their guardians and government to step up to keep them safe](https://childfundalliance.org/helping-kids-advocate-for-their-guardians-and-government-to-step-up-to-keep-them-safe/): Learn more about a child-friendly accountability project launch in Ghana Click here to read more.
- [Special school is a safe space for girls escaping gender violence](https://childfundalliance.org/special-school-is-a-safe-space-for-girls-escaping-gender-violence/): Abibou shares how Children Believe helped her find new opportunities and a more fulfilling life in Burkina Faso Click here to read more
- [Corporate Engagement Consultant](https://childfundalliance.org/corporate-engagement-consultant/): ChildFund Alliance is looking to review and further develop its corporate engagement guidelines to maximize results for all children around the world. We are seeking a consultant to first conduct an in-depth review of our existing Corporate Engagement Guidelines, and then develop an updated and enhanced version. Terms of Reference 1. General Information Title:
- [Advocacy Intern](https://childfundalliance.org/advocacy-intern/): ChildFund Alliance is seeking an intern to support the Advocacy goals for the Alliance, a key element in our ChildFund Alliance FY22 plan (Annex 1). ChildFund Alliance is a non-profit, global network of 12 child-focused development organizations working in 70 countries. We help more than 23 million children and their families overcome poverty

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- [Building Safe Schools in Ukraine](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/building-safe-schools-in-ukraine/)
- [October 15 2026 - Audit & Finance Committee Meeting](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/october-15-2026-audit-finance-committee-meeting/)
- [UN Water Conference Side Event: Child-centred water solutions for climate resilience and sustainable livelihoods](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/un-water-conference-side-event/)
- [El Salvador Flash Update and Appeal #1](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/el-salvador-flash-update-and-appeal/)
- [ChildFund International Flash Update: El Niño 2026-2027](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/flash-update-el-nino-2026-2027/)
- [Situation Reports 2026](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/situation-reports-2026/)
- [Member Data Report 2025](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/member-data-report-2025/): You may access the FY25 Consolidated Data report presentation at this link (note, you will be redirected to another webpage).
- [Board of Directors Meeting - September 21, 2026](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/board-of-directors-meeting-16-june-2026-2/)
- [September, 16 2026 Member Council Meeting](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/member-council-meeting-september-16-2026/)
- [Open Letter to support GPE Replenishment](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/open-letter-to-support-gpe-replenishment/)
- [Joint Letter on Meaningful Civil Society Involvement in the Coalition for Children’s Rights and Protection in the Age of AI](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/coalition-for-childrens-rights-in-age-of-ai/)
- [Children’s Rights at UNCCD COP17: Restoring Land, Restoring Hope](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childrens-rights-at-unccd-cop17/)
- [Venezuela Earthquake Flash Appeal #2](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/venezuela-earthquake-flash-appeal-2/): In response to the floods in El Salvador, ChildFund Alliance member Educo will focus on Protection, Education, Food Security, and Water Sanitation and Hygiene, emphasizing the needs of children.
- [Newsletters](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/mel-news/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Handbook: June 2026](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-handbook-2/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Collaboration Agreement](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-collaboration-agreement/)
- [Venezuela Earthquake Flash Appeal](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/venezuala-earthquake-flash-appeal/): In response to the floods in El Salvador, ChildFund Alliance member Educo will focus on Protection, Education, Food Security, and Water Sanitation and Hygiene, emphasizing the needs of children.
- [Committee Documents](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/committee-documents/)
- [Committee Documents](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/committee-documents-2/)
- [Committee Documents](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/committee-documents-3/)
- [Member Council Meeting - April 23, 2026](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/member-council-meeting-april-23-2026/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Strategy 2030: Championing Child Rights in a Changing World](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/strategic-plan-2026-2030/)
- [Meeting: 19 June 2026](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/mel-meeting-19-june-2026/)
- [ChildFund Brand Guidelines](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-brand-guidelines/)
- [Core Reference Documents](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/core-reference-documents/)
- [Member Council Meeting - June 10, 2026](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/member-council-meeting-june-10-2026/)
- [Board of Directors Meeting - 16 June 2026](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/board-of-directors-meeting-16-june-2026/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Statement to UNICEF Executive Board on UNICEF Humanitarian Action](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-statement-to-unicef-executive-board-on-unicef-humanitarian-action/)
- [Bonn Climate Change Conference (SB64): Call to Action](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/sb64-call-to-action/)
- [Member Data Report 2016](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/member-data-report-2016/)
- [Member Data Report 2017](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/member-data-report-2017/)
- [Member Data Report 2018](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/member-data-report-2018/)
- [Member Data Report 2019](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/member-data-report-2019/)
- [Member Data Report 2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/member-data-report-2020/)
- [Webinars](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/eu-funding-updates-2026/)
- [Together with Children: championing child rights in a changing world](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/together-with-children-eu/)
- [Board of Directors Meeting - 27 April 2026](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/board-of-directors-meeting-27-april-2026/)
- [The UAE Dialogue to advance outcomes of the expert dialogue on children and climate change](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/uae-dialogue-children-climate/)
- [Joint Civil Society Statement Ahead of the Open Debate on the Protection of Civilians in Armed Conflict](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/civilians-in-armed-conflict-joint-statement-2026/)
- [Mali Flash Update #01](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/mali-flash-update-01/)
- [Kiribati](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/kiribati/): ChildFund New Zealand
- [Joint Submission on Action for Climate Empowerment (ACE) by Members of Children’s Environmental Rights Initiative (CERI Coalition)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/joint-submission-on-ace/)
- [Joint Submission by Members of the Children’s Environmental Rights Initiative (CERI Coalition)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/joint-submission-ceri-coalition/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Overview: Together with Children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-overview-together-with-children/): An overv iew of ChildFund Alliance, an organization creating sustainble solutions that advance and protect the rights and well-being of children.
- [Humanitarian Assistance Communication Unit (HACU) Documents & Guidelines](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/hacu-tor-final-aug-2-2017-doc-pdf/)
- [Impact of climate change on the rights of boys, girls and adolescents](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/impact-of-climate-change-on-children/)
- [On Our Lands, On Our Bodies](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/on-our-lands-on-our-bodies/)
- [Emergency Appeal: Madagascar Tropical Cyclone Gezani](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/emergency-madagascar-gezani/)
- [Board of Directors Meeting - 16 February 2026](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/board-of-directors-meeting-16-february-2026/)
- [The right to dream for children in Ukraine: war steals their sleep and their future](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/ukraine-war-4th-anniversary/)
- [Gaza Response Plan: Update #6](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/gaza-response-plan-update-6/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Statement to UNICEF Executive Board                First Regular Session (February 2026)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-statement-to-unicef-executive-board-first-regular-session-february-2026/)
- [Core Reference Documents](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/core-reference-documents-3/)
- [17 September 2025 Meeting - Membership Growth Committee](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/17-september-2025-meeting-membership-growth-committee/)
- [12 November 2025 Meeting - Membership Growth Committee](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/12-november-2025-meeting-membership-growth-committee/)
- [Core Reference Documents](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/core-reference-documents-2/)
- [October 15, 2025 Meeting - Auditing & Finance Committee](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/october-15-2025-meeting-af-committee/)
- [27 May 2025 Meeting - Finance Committee](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/27-may-2025-meeting-audit-finance-committee/)
- [Member Council Meeting - February 4, 2026](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/member-council-meeting-february-4-2026/)
- [Board of Directors Meeting - 18 December 2025](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/board-of-directors-meeting-18-december-2025/)
- [Mozambique Floods Emergency 2026](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/mozambique-floods-emergency-2026/)
- [Situation Reports 2025](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/__sit-reps/)
- [Board of Directors Meeting - 30 October 2025](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/board-of-directors-meeting-30-october-2025/)
- [Child Safeguarding Policy Guidelines](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/child-safeguarding-policy-guidelines/)
- [Winterization Response in Afghanistan Flash Update #4](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/winterization-response-afghanistan/)
- [Member Council Meeting - December 11, 2025](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/member-council-meeting-december-11-2025/)
- [Urgent Flood Response Funding Appeal](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/sri-lanka-flood/)
- [A Call to Action for CRIC23: Our Children, Our Land, Our Shared Responsibility](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/a-call-to-action-for-cric23-our-children-our-land-our-shared-responsibility/)
- [Member Council Meeting - November 19, 2025](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/member-council-meeting-november-19-2025/)
- [Core Reference Documents](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/test/)
- [Children in Crisis Cannot Wait: Protecting Rights in a World of Escalating Emergencies](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/children-in-crisis-cannot-wait/)
- [Gaza Response Plan: Update #5](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/gaza-response-plan-update-5/)
- [Children demand a voice at COP 30: Organizations call on world leaders to put children at the heart of climate action](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/children-demand-voice-at-cop30/)
- [Child Safeguarding Policy Guidelines 2025](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/child-safeguarding-policy-guidelines-2025/)
- [ChildFund Ethiopia Flash Appeal](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-ethiopia-flash-appeal/)
- [Member Council Meetings - Paris, France - June 9-12, 2025](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/member-council-meetings-paris-france-june-9-12-2025/)
- [2025 and 2024 Financial Statements](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2025-and-2024-financial-statements/)
- [A Call to Action for COP30](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/call-to-action-cop30/)
- [Safe Schools: Protected from Conflict, Disasters, Pandemics, and Other Risks](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/safe-schools/)
- [Earthquake Response Plan in Eastern Afghanistan](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/earthquake-response-plan-in-eastern-afghanistan/)
- [Member Council Meeting - October 15, 2025](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/member-council-meeting-october-15-2025/)
- [Member Council Meeting - September 16, 2025](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/member-council-meeting-september-16-2025/)
- [Board of Directors Meeting 11-15 November 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/board-of-directors-meeting-11-15-november-2024/)
- [CEO Forum Meeting, 11-15 November 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/member-council-meeting-11-15-november-2024/)
- [Joint Statement: Children’s rights at the heart of the upcoming Action Plan against Cyberbullying](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/joint-statement-childrens-rights-at-the-heart-of-the-upcoming-action-plan-against-cyberbullying/)
- [Protecting Children in Crisis: Overview of ChildFund Alliance Humanitarian Action in 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/protecting-children-in-crisis/)
- [WEB Safe & Wise Final Review: 2025](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/web-safe-wise-review-2025/)
- [Strategic Plan 2022-2025](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/strategic-plan-2022-2025/)
- [WEB Safe & Wise Policy Brief](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/web-safe-wise-policy-brief/)
- [Africa Climate Summit 2025: Our children, our climate, our responsibility](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/africa-climate-summit-2025-our-children-our-climate-our-responsibility/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Statement to UNICEF Executive Board                Second Regular Session (September 2025)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-statement-to-unicef-executive-board-second-regular-session-september-2025/)
- [Board of Directors Meeting - Paris, France - June 11 and 12, 2025](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/board-of-directors-meeting-paris-france-june-11-and-12-2025/)
- [CEO Forum Meeting, 16 May 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/ceo-forum-meeting-16-may-2024/)
- [Finance for children: our future](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/finance-for-children-our-future/)
- [Gaza joint statement: Israel threatens to ban major aid organizations as starvation deepens](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/gaza-joint-statement-israel-threatens-to-ban-major-aid-organizations-as-starvation-deepens/)
- [Global Leaders Gather at UN to Highlight Sport as a Catalyst for Gender Equality and Social Impact](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/global-leaders-gather-at-un-to-highlight-sport-as-a-catalyst-for-gender-equality-and-socialimpact/)
- [Stuck in Time: 10 Years of War in Syria](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/stuck-in-time-10-years-of-war-in-syria/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Syria Response Plan: February 2023](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-syria-response-plan/)
- [Ukraine Crisis Regional Response Plan](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/ukraine-crisis-regional-response-plan/)
- [Ukraine Crisis Regional Response Update](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/ukraine-crisis-regional-response-update/)
- [Ukraine Crisis: one year of conflict](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/ukraine-crisis-one-year-of-conflict/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Gaza Response Plan](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-gaza-response-plan/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Syria Response Plan: November 2023](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-syria-response-plan-november-2023/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Gaza Response Plan: Update #1](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-gaza-response-plan-update-1/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Morocco Earthquake Response Plan](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-morocco-earthquake-response-plan/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Morocco Earthquake Response Plan: Final Report](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-morocco-earthquake-response-plan-final-report/)
- [Emergency in Afghanistan Update #1](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/emergency-in-afghanistan-update-1/)
- [Flash Update #21: War on Gaza](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/flash-update-21-war-on-gaza/)
- [Flash Update: Lebanon crisis](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/lebanon-crisis/)
- [Flash appeal: Spanish floods](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/flash-appeal-spanish-floods/)
- [Gaza Humanitarian Access Snapshot #4](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/54466/)
- [Gaza Humanitarian Access Snapshot #6](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/gaza-humanitarian-access-snapshot-6/)
- [Gaza Humanitarian Access Snapshot #7](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/gaza-humanitarian-access-snapshot-7/)
- [Gaza Humanitarian Access Snapshot #8](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/gaza-humanitarian-access-snapshot-7-2/)
- [Gaza Response Plan: Update #4](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/gaza-response-plan-update-4/)
- [Her Future at Risk](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/her-future-at-risk/)
- [Board of Directors Meeting - 28 April 2025](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/board-of-directors-meeting-28-april-2025/)
- [Afghanistan Response Plan #2](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/afghanistan-response-plan-2/)
- [To Invest in the Future, Invest in Children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/to-invest-in-the-future-invest-in-children/)
- [Investing in Children Now: A smart investment in a safer, prosperous, and stable world for all](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/investing-in-children-now-a-smart-investment-in-a-safer-prosperous-and-stable-world-for-all/): Ending violence against children is achievable. Building on commitments made at the 2024 Global Ministerial Conference on Ending Violence Against Children, Joining Forces has a clear call to action.
- [Humanitarian Advocacy Framework](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/humanitarian-advocacy-framework/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Handbook 2020 FINAL (For CEOs and Board Only)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-handbook-2020-final-for-ceos-and-board-only/)
- [Open Letter to Secretary General Guterres](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/open-letter-to-secretary-general-guterres/)
- [ChildFund Alliance FY 21 Plan -- For CEO Forum Review.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-fy-21-plan-for-ceo-forum-review-pdf/)
- [Secretariat Report  Period 15 November to 15 May 2021 CEO Forum June 2021.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/secretariat-report-period-15-november-to-15-may-2021-ceo-forum-june-2021-pdf-2/)
- [FY19,FY20,FY21 ChildFund Alliance Proposed Budgets.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/fy19-fy20-fy21-childfund-alliance-proposed-budgets-pdf/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Personnel Policy Handbook 2019 FINAL.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-personnel-policy-handbook-2019-final-pdf/)
- [Member Council Meeting, 14 April 2025](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/member-council-meeting-14-april-2025/)
- [CFA Handbook 2018_CEOs & Board.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/cfa-handbook-2018-ceos-board-pdf/)
- [Applying the HDP Nexus in Education: promoting sustained and equitable access in fragile and crisis contexts](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/applying-the-hdp-nexus-in-education-promoting-sustained-and-equitable-access-in-fragile-and-crisis-contexts/)
- [Close the Gap: Invest in Ending Violence Against Children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/close-the-gap-invest-in-ending-violence-against-children/): Ending violence against children is achievable. Building on commitments made at the 2024 Global Ministerial Conference on Ending Violence Against Children, Joining Forces has a clear call to action.
- [CSW67 Report (2023) ](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/csw67-report-2023/)
- [HLPF 2023 Report](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/hlpf-2023-report/)
- [UNGA78 2023 Report Annex (2023)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/unga78-2023-report-annex-2023/)
- [UNGA78 + SDG Summit Report](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/unga78-sdg-summit-report/)
- [CSW68 Agreed Conclusions (2024)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/csw68-agreed-conclusions-2024/)
- [CSW68 Report](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/csw68-report/)
- [HLPF 2024 Report](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/hlpf-2024-report/)
- [UNGA79 + Summit of the Future (2024)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/unga79-summit-of-the-future-2024/)
- [CSW69 Report (2025)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/csw69-report-2025/)
- [Board of Directors Meeting 28/29 August 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/board-of-directors-meeting-28-29-august-2024/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Handbook April 2025 (All Committees)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-handbook-2023-all-committees/)
- [Myanmar Response Plan](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/myanmar-response-plan/)
- [Our voice! Our rights! Our power!](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/our-voice-our-rights-our-power/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Personnel Policy Handbook - Revised March 2025](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-personnel-policy-handbook/)
- [Board of Directors Meeting - 19 March 2025](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/board-of-directors-meeting-19-march-2025/)
- [World Index 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/world-index-2024/)
- [ChildFund Alliance FY2025 Budget - approved by the BOD on 10 June 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-fy2025-budget-approved-by-the-bod-on-10-june-2024/)
- [Statement of ChildFund Alliance on International Development Aid Cuts](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/statement-of-childfund-alliance-on-international-development-aid-cuts/)
- [Member Council Meeting, 4 March 2025](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/member-council-meeting-4-march-2025/)
- [(Informal) Member Council Meeting, 19 February 2025](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/ceo-forum-meeting-11-15-november-2024/)
- [(Informal) Member Council Meeting, 9 January 2025](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/member-council-meeting-9-january-2025/)
- [Board of Directors Meeting 10 June 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/board-of-directors-meeting-10-june-2024/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Board Governance Manual - Revised 1/16/25](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-board-governance-manual-revised-1-16-25/)
- [CEO Forum Meeting, 9 December 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/ceo-forum-meeting-9-december-2024/)
- [CEO Forum Meeting, 26 March 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/ceo-forum-meeting-26-march-2024/)
- [Mozambique: Cyclone Chido Response Plan](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/mozambique-cyclone-chido-response-plan/)
- [Position Paper on Children's Participation](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/position-paper-on-childrens-participation/)
- [Board of Directors Meeting 16 January 2025](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/board-of-directors-meeting-16-january-2025/)
- [Statement of ChildFund Alliance: UNICEF Executive Board Second Regular Session 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/statement-of-childfund-alliance-unicef-executive-board-second-regular-session-september-3-2024/)
- [Statement of ChildFund Alliance: UNICEF Executive Board First Regular Session 2025](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/statement-of-childfund-alliance-unicef-executive-board-first-regular-session-4-7-feb-2025/)
- [Child-friendly Accountability Materials](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/child-friendly-accountability-initiative/)
- [Board of Directors Meeting 10/11 September 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/board-of-directors-meeting-10-11-september-2024/)
- [Statement by ChildFund Alliance on behalf of the Child-Focused Agencies (CFAs) at the Meeting of the Group of Friends on Children and the SDGs (GoF)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/child-focuses-agencies-statement-at-the-meeting-of-the-group-of-friends-on-children-and-the-sdgs/)
- [Statement by ChildFund Alliance at the 2024 ECOSOC High Level Segment (HLS) on "Meaningful Child Participation"](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-statement-on-meaningful-child-participation-during-2024-ecosoc-hlpf-hls-1/)
- [Statement of ChildFund Alliance: Violence in the State of Palestine and Israel](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-statement-on-israel-gaza-conflict-11-october-2023/)
- [Situation Reports 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/situation-reports-2024/)
- [2022 November CEO Forum Meeting](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2022-november-ceo-forum-meeting/)
- [A Call to Action for COP: Essential Decisions for Protecting Children's Futures](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/a-call-to-action-for-cop-essential-decisions-for-protecting-childrens-futures/)
- [Joint NGO statement: Global Humanitarian Overview 2025](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/joint-ngo-statement-global-humanitarian-overview-2025/)
- [Humanitarian Action Sub-Committee (HASC) Workplan (working copy) - 2023/24](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/humanitarian-action-sub-committee-hasc-workplan-working-copy-2023-24/)
- [Humanitarian Action Sub-Committee (HASC) Updates - December 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/humanitarian-action-sub-committee-hasc-updates-december-2024/)
- [Flash Appeal: Tropical Typhoons in the Philippines](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/flash-appeal-tropical-typhoons-in-the-philippines/)
- [Open letter to EU decision-makers: stop the child sexual abuse crisis now](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/open-letter-to-eu-decision-makes-stop-the-child-sexual-abuse-crisis-now/)
- [Gaza Response Plan: Update #3](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/gaza-response-plan-update-3/)
- [World Index 2024 identifies root causes of rights violations for women and children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/world-index-2024-identifies-root-causes-of-rights-violations-for-women-and-children/)
- [World leaders should integrate Children's Voices for Climate Action at COP 29](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/world-leaders-should-integrate-childrens-voices-for-climate-action-at-cop-29/)
- [Ending Violence Against Children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/ending-violence-against-children/)
- [WeWorld Lebanon Response Plan](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/weworld-lebanon-response-plan/)
- [Northern Gaza is being erased - global leaders must act now to end Israel's atrocities](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/northern-gaza-statement/)
- [Humanitarian Response in Ukraine and Moldova: War Escalation and Winterization](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/humanitarian-response-in-ukraine-and-moldova-war-escalation-and-winterization/)
- [Floods in Bla, Mali](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/floods-in-bla-mali/)
- [Israeli Settler Attack on A School: Urgent Demand for Accountability and Protection](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/israeli-settler-attack-on-a-school-urgent-demand-for-accountability-and-protection/)
- [Gaza: New Israeli orders force thousands in Deir al-Balah to flee again, and disrupt last aid hub](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/gaza-new-israeli-orders-force-thousands-in-deir-al-balah-to-flee-again-and-disrupt-last-aid-hub/)
- [CSO Forum to End Violence Against Children: Call to Action](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/cso-forum-to-end-violence-against-children-call-to-action/)
- [HACU Protocol](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/hacu-tor/)
- [Humanitarian Action Sub-Committee (HASC) Terms of Reference (ToR)- Updated April 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/humanitarian-action-sub-committee-hasc-terms-of-reference-tor-updated-april-2024/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Handbook - August 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-handbook-november-2023/)
- [Advocacy Task Force Terms of Reference](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/advocacy-task-force-terms-of-reference/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Coordination Mechanisms for Humanitarian Action - Updated June 2023](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-coordination-mechanisms-for-humanitarian-action-note-final-may-2020-pdf/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Handbook - August 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-handbook-november-2023-4/)
- [CFA Handbook - All Committees](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/cfa-handbook/)
- [Humanitarian Action Sub-Committee (HASC) Terms of Reference (ToR)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/cpie-drr-task-force-terms-of-reference/)
- [Emergency Response Plan El Salvador](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/emergency-response-plan-el-salvador/): In response to the floods in El Salvador, ChildFund Alliance member Educo will focus on Protection, Education, Food Security, and Water Sanitation and Hygiene, emphasizing the needs of children.
- [ChildFund Alliance Handbook - May 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-handbook-november-2023-7/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Handbook - May 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-handbook-may-2024-28/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Handbook - May 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-handbook-november-2023-5/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Handbook - May 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-handbook-november-2023-3/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Handbook - May 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-handbook-november-2023-2/)
- [Statement of ChildFund Alliance: UNICEF Executive Board Second Regular Session 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/statement-of-childfund-alliance-unicef-executive-board-second-regular-session-2024/)
- [Tropical Cyclone Preparedness Plan](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/tropical-cyclone-preparedness-plan/): Disaster preparedness plan for tropical cyclone season in Central America and Southeast Asia
- [Employee Contact & Emergency Contact Lists](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/employee-contact-emergency-contact-lists/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Gaza Response Plan: Update #2](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-gaza-response-plan-update-2/)
- [Flash Update: War on Gaza #16](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/flash-update-war-on-gaza-16/)
- [Flash Update #2: Haiti Crisis](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/flash-update-2-haiti-crisis/)
- [Flash Appeal: Floods in Brazil](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/flash-appeal-floods-in-brazil/)
- [Forward Strong: Ensuring children remained safe, healthy, and able to learn during the COVID-19 pandemic](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/forward-strong-ensuring-children-remained-safe-healthy-and-able-to-learn-during-the-covid-19-pandemic/)
- [CMC mandate and structure (2017)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/cmc-mandate-and-structure-2017/)
- [Flash Update: Haiti Crisis](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/flash-update-haiti-crisis/)
- [Education in Emergencies: a lifeline](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/education-in-emergencies-a-lifeline/)
- [Statement of ChildFund Alliance: ChildFund Alliance Condemns Attack on Humanitarian Workers in Gaza](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/statement-of-childfund-alliance-childfund-alliance-condemns-attack-on-humanitarian-workers-in-gazastatement-of-childfund-alliance/)
- [Statement of ChildFund Alliance: UNICEF Executive Board First Regular Session 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/statement-of-childfund-alliance-unicef-executive-board-first-regular-session-2024/)
- [2023 May Meetings: Malmö](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2023-may-meetings-malmo-2/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Flooding in Libya Response Plan: Update #1](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-response-plan-flooding-in-libya/)
- [CEO Forum & Together 2030 Meetings in Manila, 31 January to 6 February 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/ceo-forum-together-2030-meetings-in-manila-31-january-to-6-february-2024/)
- [Locally led development through Quality Partnerships](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/locally-led-development-through-quality-partnerships/)
- [Every Day Needs to be a Safer Internet Day for Children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/every-day-needs-to-be-a-safer-internet-day-for-children/)
- [Global Experts and Members of ChildFund Alliance’s WEB Safe & Wise Children’s Advisory Council Convene in Manila to Tackle Online Harms to Children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/global-experts-and-members-of-childfund-alliances-web-safe-wise-childrens-advisory-council-convene-in-manila-to-tackle-online-harms-to-children/)
- [Board of Directors & Together 2030 Meetings in Manila, 31 January to 6 February 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/board-of-directors-together-2030-meetings-in-manila-31-january-to-6-february-2024/)
- [CEO Forum Meetings on 4, 5, & 7 December 2023 (via Zoom)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/ceo-forum-meetings-on-4-5-7-december-2023-via-zoom/)
- [Board of Directors meeting on 14 December 2023](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/board-of-directors-meeting-on-14-december-2023/)
- [Situation Reports 2023](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/situation-reports-2023/)
- [ChildFund Alliance CEO Forum Charter (Revised May 2020)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-ceo-charter-may-2017/)
- [Climate and Environmental Action Brief 2023](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/climate-and-environmental-action-brief-2023/)
- [CEO Forum Meeting on 25 October 2023 (Via Zoom)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/ceo-forum-meeting-25-october-2023-via-zoom/)
- [Member Data Report 2021](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/member-data-report-2021/): You may access the FY21 Consolidated Data report presentation at this link (note: you will be redirected to another webpage).
- [Member Data Report 2022](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/member-data-report-2022/): You may access the FY22 Consolidated Data report presentation at this link (note, you will be redirected to another webpage).
- [ChildFund Alliance FY2024 Budget - approved by the BOD on 29 August 2023](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-fy2024-budget-approved-by-the-bod-on-29-august-2023/)
- [Gaza Response Plan](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/gaza-response-plan/)
- [26 October 2023 Finance Committee Meeting (via Zoom)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/26-october-2023-finance-committee-meeting-via-zoom/)
- [Geographic Collaboration Policy - revised on 31 October 2023](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/geographic-collaboration-policy/)
- [29 August 2023 Board Meeting (via Zoom)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/29-august-2023-board-meeting/)
- [Finance Committee Mandate rev. October 2022](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/finance-committee-mandate-rev-october-2022/)
- [2018 November CEO Forum & Board Meeting - Richmond](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2018-november-ceo-forum-board-meeting-richmond/)
- [Afghanistan Response Plan ](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/afghanistan-response-plan/)
- [Morocco Earthquake Response Plan](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/morocco-earthquake-response-plan/)
- [Tropical Storm Daniel Emergency Response Plan](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/tropical-storm-daniel-emergency-response-plan/)
- [Children's Online Safety Campaign](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/children-s-online-safety-campaign/)
- [Statement of ChildFund Alliance to the UNICEF Executive Board](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/statement-of-childfund-alliance-to-the-unicef-executive-board/)
- [24 August 2023 Finance Committee Meeting (via Zoom)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/24-august-2023-finance-committee-meeting-via-zoom/)
- [CEO Forum Meeting on 27 September 2023 (Via Zoom)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/ceo-forum-meeting-on-27-september-2023-via-zoom/)
- [Donor Brief: Online Safety for Children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/donor-brief-online-safety-for-children/)
- [Donor Brief: Children on the Move](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/donor-brief-children-on-the-move/)
- [Funding for CSOs in the NDICI - Concord's Study (13 September 2023)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/funding-for-csos-in-the-ndici-concords-study-13-september-2023/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Launches WEB Safe & Wise Platform to Combat Soaring Online Risks as Students Return to School](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-launches-web-safe-wise-platform-to-combat-soaring-online-risks-as-students-return-to-school/)
- [Inclusive Language CMC Materials](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/inclusive-language-cmc-materials/)
- [Finance Committee Meeting Minutes 2022-2023 ALL](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/finance-committee-meeting-minutes-2022-2023-all/)
- [22 August 2023 - CEO Forum Meeting (via Zoom)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/__trashed/)
- [2023 May CEO Forum Meeting](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2023-may-ceo-forum-meeting/)
- [2023 May Board Meeting](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2023-may-board-meeting/)
- [APC Mandate - Revised 2023](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/apc-mandate-revised-2023/)
- [APC Workplan FY23-FY25](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/apc-workplan-fy23-fy25/)
- [23 July 2023 - APC Meeting](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/23-july-2023-apc-meeting/)
- [Counting Pennies 3: Analysis of official development assistance to end violence against children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/counting-pennies-3/)
- [Web Safe & Wise: National Advocacy Toolkit](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/web-safe-wise-national-advocacy-toolkit/)
- [COVID-19 Technical Report: Schools are shut but learning is on!](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/covid-19-technical-report-schools-are-shut-but-learning-is-on/)
- [Open Letter to UN Secretary-General António Guterres](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/open-letter-to-un-secretary-general-antonio-guterres-2/)
- [Statement of ChildFund Alliance: United Nation’s Children Fund Executive Board Annual Session](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/statement-of-childfund-alliance-united-nations-children-fund-executive-board-annual-session/)
- [2023 May Meetings: Malmö](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2023-may-meetings-malmo/)
- [2023 May Meetings: Malmö](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2023-may-meetings-malmo-4/)
- [2023 May Meetings: Malmö](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2023-may-meetings-malmo-3/)
- [2023 May Meetings: Malmö](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2023-may-meeting-malmo/)
- [2022 May CEO Forum Meeting](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2022-may-ceo-forum-meeting/)
- [2019 November Board Meeting: Bangkok](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2019-nov-meeting-bangkok-2/)
- [2020 June Board Meeting: Via Teleconference](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2020-may-board-meeting-via-teleconference/)
- [2020 Nov 5 Board Meeting: Via Teleconference](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2020-nov-5-board-meeting-via-teleconference/)
- [2020 Nov 12 Board Meeting: Via Teleconference](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2020-nov-12-board-meeting-via-teleconference/)
- [2021 June 22 Board Meeting: Via Teleconference](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2021-june-22-board-meeting-via-teleconference/)
- [2021 November 30 Board Meeting: Via Teleconference](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2021-november-30-board-meeting-via-teleconference/)
- [2022 May Board Meeting](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2022-may-board-meeting/)
- [2022 November Board Meeting](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2022-november-board-meeting/)
- [2019 May CEO Forum Meeting: Dublin](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2019-may-ceo-forum-meeting-dublin/)
- [2018 November CEO Forum Meeting - Richmond](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2018-november-meeting-richmond/)
- [2019 November CEO Forum: Bangkok](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2019-nov-meeting-bangkok/)
- [2020 June CEO Forum Meeting: Via Teleconference](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2020-ceo-forum-may-meeting-via-teleconference/)
- [2020 November CEO Forum Meetings: Via Teleconference](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2020-november-ceo-forum-meetings-via-teleconference/)
- [2021 June CEO Forum Meeting: via Teleconference](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2021-june-ceo-forum-meeting-via-teleconference/)
- [2021 November CEO Forum Meeting: via Teleconference](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2021-november-ceo-forum-meeting-via-teleconference-2/)
- [FINAL CEO Forum Minutes  Bangkok November 2019.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/final-ceo-forum-minutes-bangkok-november-2019-pdf-4/)
- [Memo to the CEO Forum on Grants Advisor.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/memo-to-the-ceo-forum-on-grants-advisor-pdf/)
- [CEO Forum Presentation CMC Nov 20.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/ceo-forum-presentation-cmc-nov-20-pdf/)
- [CEO Forum Presentation CMC Nov 20.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/ceo-forum-presentation-cmc-nov-20-pdf-2/)
- [Final Agenda for the CEO Forum on 9 10 11 and 16 November 2 November 2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/final-agenda-for-the-ceo-forum-on-9-10-11-and-16-november-2-november-2020-pdf/)
- [Agenda for the CEO Forum on 9 10 11 and 16 November (updated on 9 November 2020 w Links).pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/agenda-for-the-ceo-forum-on-9-10-11-and-16-november-updated-on-9-november-2020-w-links-pdf/)
- [Background for the CEO Forum on the CPiE position.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/background-for-the-ceo-forum-on-the-cpie-position-pdf/)
- [20721 BG Letter to ChildFund.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/20721-bg-letter-to-childfund-pdf/)
- [CEO Forum.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/ceo-forum-pdf/)
- [ChildFund Alliance FY22-25 Strategic Plan For CEO Review June 2021.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-fy22-25-strategic-plan-for-ceo-review-june-2021-pdf/)
- [Agenda for the CEO FORUM FINAL WORKING DRAFT 7 June 2021 v. 4](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/agenda-for-the-ceo-forum-final-working-draft-7-june-2021-v-4-pdf/)
- [Agenda for the CEO FORUM FINAL WORKING DRAFT 9 June 2021 v. 5](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/agenda-for-the-ceo-forum-final-working-draft-9-june-2021-v-5-pdf/)
- [CEO Forum June 8 2021 – First Draft.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/ceo-forum-june-8-2021-first-draft-pdf/)
- [Final Working Draft of CEO Forum Minutes for June 8 9 and 10 2021 -- FINAL DRAFT.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/final-working-draft-of-ceo-forum-minutes-for-june-8-9-and-10-2021-final-draft-pdf/)
- [Amended and Restated Affiliation Agreements](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/amended-and-restated-affiliation-agreements/)
- [Education in Emergencies: an urgent right](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/education-in-emergencies-an-urgent-right/)
- [2022 Financial Statements](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2022-financial-statements/)
- [Statement of ChildFund Alliance: Earthquake in Syria and Türkiye](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/statement-of-childfund-alliance-earthquake-in-syria-and-turkiye/)
- [GSC Revised Alliance Multimember Protocol (Oct 2017)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/final-18oct17-revised-alliance-multimember-protocol-pdf/)
- [GSC Terms of Reference (March 2018)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/final-revised-gsc-tor-13mar18-pdf/)
- [Meeting Minutes](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/meeting-minutes/)
- [2019 May Meeting: Dublin](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2019-may-meeting-dublin/)
- [Alliance Program Committee mandate](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/alliance-program-committee-mandate/)
- [APC 2018 April Meeting: Hanoi](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2018-april-meeting-hanoi-2/)
- [APC 2019 May Meeting: Dublin](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/apc-2019-may-meeting-dublin/)
- [APC Meeting November 2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/apc-meeting-november-2020/)
- [Webinar 22 January 2021: Child labor and COVID-19, how CFA members are addressing it](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/webinar-22-january-2021-child-labour-and-covid-19-how-cfa-members-are-addressing-it-2/)
- [APC Meeting notes April 2021](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/apc-meeting-notes-7-april-2021/)
- [Webinar 14 April 2021: Interactive Learning Event Child Protection in Humanitarian Action and ChildFund’s COVID-19 Response](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/webinar-22-january-2021-child-labour-and-covid-19-how-cfa-members-are-addressing-it/)
- [15 November 2021: Climate Change Learning Session](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/15-november-2021-climate-change-learning-session/)
- [Strategic Plan 2021](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/strategic-plan-2021/)
- [ChildFund Japan Nepal COVID-19 Response](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-japan-nepal-covid-19-response/)
- [ChildFund International Emergency Response to COVID-19 Pandemic in West Africa](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-international-emergency-response-to-covid-19-pandemic-in-west-africa/)
- [March 2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-international-march-2020/)
- [March 2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/march-2020/)
- [March 2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/march-2020-2/)
- [March 2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/march-2020-3/)
- [May 2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-international-may-2020/)
- [May 2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/may-2020/)
- [May 2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/may-2020-2/)
- [May 2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/may-2020-3/)
- [May 2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/may-2020-4/)
- [June 2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/june-2020-3/)
- [June 2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-international-june-2020/)
- [June 2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/june-2020/)
- [June 2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/june-2020-2/)
- [April 2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/april-2020-2/)
- [April 2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-international-april-2020/)
- [April 2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/april-2020/)
- [April 2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/april-2020-3/)
- [July 2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/july-2020-2/)
- [July 2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/july-2020/)
- [July 2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-international-july-2020/)
- [August 2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-international-august-2020/)
- [August 2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/august-2020/)
- [September 2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/september-2020/)
- [September 2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-international-september-2020/)
- [WeWorld Index 2022 finds a world that is still profoundly unequal](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/weworld-index-2022-finds-a-world-that-is-still-profoundly-unequal/)
- [ChildFund Alliance Program Standards](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/childfund-alliance-program-standards-4/)
- [15 November 2022 Meeting](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/15-november-2022-meeting/)
- [Articles of Incorporation of ChildFund Alliance](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/articles-of-incorporation-of-childfund-alliance-2/)
- [Articles of Incorporation of ChildFund Alliance](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/articles-of-incorporation-of-childfund-alliance/)
- [Child-Friendly Accountability in the  Context of Target 16.2 of the SDGs: Recommended Methodology](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/child-friendly-accountability-in-the-context-of-target-16-2-of-the-sdgs-recommended-methodology/): ChildFund Alliance’s Child-friendly Accountability initiative aims to improve the child protection system at the local, regional and national level. It will ensure that children and youth are able to monitor and improve local protection systems by building their knowledge, supporting them in identifying protection gaps and facilitating direct action or advocacy with their communities to
- [Out of Time: Covid19 Aftershocks](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/out-of-time-covid19-aftershocks-final/)
- [Situation Reports 2022](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/situation-reports-2022/)
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- [UN Priority Missions for ChildFund Alliance (pdf).pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/un-priority-missions-for-childfund-alliance-pdf-pdf/)
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- [Legistlative process (module 10, p 108).docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/legistlative-process-module-10-p-108-docx/)
- [Leer y comprender la ley (modulo 10, p 123).docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/leer-y-comprender-la-ley-modulo-10-p-123-docx-2/)
- [Laos COVID-19 SitRep #12.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/laos-covid-19-sitrep-12-pdf/)
- [Laos Web Release](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/web-release-laos-mip-en-pdf/)
- [Laos COVID-19 SitRep #9 FINAL.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/laos-covid-19-sitrep-9-final-pdf-2/)
- [La Participación Infantil como Pilar Esencial en la Construcción de Sociedades Libres de Violencia contra Niñas, Niños y Adolescentes](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/la-participacion-infantil-como-pilar-esencial-en-la-construccion-de-sociedades-libres-de-violencia-contra-ninas-ninos-y-adolescentes/)
- [La Hoja de Ruta de la UE para el compromiso con la sociedad civil en el Estado Plurinacional de Bolivia, 2014-2017](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2015-12-09-summary-bolivia-roadmap-pdf/)
- [KH_Coronavirus_SitRep_9.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/kh-coronavirus-sitrep-9-pdf/)
- [KH_Coronavirus_SitRep_12.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/kh-coronavirus-sitrep-12-pdf/)
- [KH_Coronavirus_SitRep_11.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/kh-coronavirus-sitrep-11-pdf/)
- [KH_Coronavirus_SitRep_10.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/kh-coronavirus-sitrep-10-pdf/)
- [Kenya Food Security Crisis SitRep FINAL (10 May 2018)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/sitrep-10-kenya-food-security-crisis-12-jan-2018-pdf/)
- [Jolo Fire - SitRep 1 (31 July 2018).pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/jolo-fire-sitrep-1-31-july-2018-pdf/)
- [Joint Report on Accountability for VAC Targets](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/joint-report-on-accountability-for-vac-targets-pdf/)
- [Joint Day ATF CMC for CEO Forum May 2019 FINAL.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/joint-day-atf-cmc-for-ceo-forum-may-2019-final-pdf-2/)
- [Joint CRAG Statement - The Roadmap Towards a Youth Action Plan](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/joint-crag-statement-the-roadmap-towards-a-youth-action-plan-october-2021/)
- [Joint communiqué from child-focused organizations](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/joint-communique-from-child-focused-organizations/)
- [Joint commitments to accelerate the implementation of the SDGs for children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/joint-commitments-to-accelerate-the-implementation-of-the-sdgs-for-children/): In June 2017, ChildFund Alliance, together with leadership from Plan International, Save the Children International, SOS Children’s Villages International, Terre des Hommes International Federation and World Vision International, participated in the meeting “Joining forces to accelerate the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for children.”At the meeting, we developed these joint commitments.
- [Joint CEO-Board meeting_Nov 2018.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/joint-ceo-board-meeting-nov-2018-pdf/)
- [Joint CEO and Board Session on 13 and 14 November (Richmond).pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/joint-ceo-and-board-session-on-13-and-14-november-richmond-pdf-2/)
- [Joining Forces Policy Brief_Strengthening Family Environments-FRENCH.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/joining-forces-policy-brief-strengthening-family-environments-french-pdf/)
- [Joining forces to accelerate the implementation of the SDGs for children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/170626-joining-forces-statement-pdf/)
- [Child Rights Now](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/child-rights-now-documents/)
- [A Second Revolution: Thirty years of child rights, and the unfinished agenda](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/a-second-revolution-thirty-years-of-child-rights-and-the-unfinished-agenda/)
- [Joining Forces: Child Rights Now! 'A Second Revolution' Report Launch Press Release](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/joining-forces-child-rights-now-a-second-revolution-report-launch-press-release/)
- [Joining Forces update_Paul Bode.pptx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/joining-forces-update-paul-bode-pptx/)
- [Joining Forces Presentation.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/joining-forces-presentation-pdf/)
- [Join Forces on Child-Led Solutions to Ending Violence against Children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/join-forces-on-child-led-solutions-to-ending-violence-against-children/): This is a draft of an initiative of the six largest international child-focused agencies to involve children in ending violence against children.
- [JOB DESCRIPTION Advisor CPiE and DRR FINAL.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/job-description-advisor-cpie-and-drr-final-pdf/)
- [Ivan Tagor (CF) visiting a displacement center in Gangga.jpg](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/ivan-tagor-cf-visiting-a-displacement-center-in-gangga-jpg/)
- [Issues based org - notes from APC-ATF-CMC meeting_for CEOs.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/issues-based-org-notes-from-apc-atf-cmc-meeting-for-ceos-pdf/)
- [Issues Based Doc - Executive Summary FINAL.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/issues-based-doc-executive-summary-final-pdf-2/)
- [Issue-based working group meeting_17 Jan 2018_Note to File.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/issue-based-working-group-meeting-17-jan-2018-note-to-file-pdf-2/)
- [IN_Coronavirus_ SitRep_7.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/in-coronavirus-sitrep-7-pdf/)
- [IN_Coronavirus_ SitRep_6.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/in-coronavirus-sitrep-6-pdf/)
- [IN_Coronavirus_ SitRep_5.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/in-coronavirus-sitrep-5-pdf/)
- [Invitation letter to go with first briefing.docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/invitation-letter-to-go-with-first-briefing-docx/)
- [Introduction to the European Union Office](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/introduction-to-the-european-union-office/)
- [Interview chart.docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/interview-chart-docx/)
- [Interview chart (module 12, p 127).docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/interview-chart-module-12-p-127-docx/)
- [Intercambio de información (modulo 18, p 185).docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/intercambio-de-informacion-modulo-18-p-185-docx/)
- [Int Civil Society Center call 02.21.18.docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/int-civil-society-center-call-02-21-18-docx/)
- [INSPIRE_Portuguese_Summary.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/inspire-portuguese-summary-pdf/)
- [INSPIRE_Spanish_Summary.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/inspire-spanish-summary-pdf/)
- [INSPIRE_Spanish_Full.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/inspire-spanish-full-pdf/)
- [INSPIRE_Indicator_Guidance_FINAL.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/inspire-indicator-guidance-final-pdf/)
- [INSPIRE-infographic-spanish.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/inspire-infographic-spanish-pdf/)
- [INSPIRE Handbook](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/inspire-handbook/): In 2016, 10 global agencies collaborated to produce INSPIRE: Seven strategies for ending violence against children, the first-ever global technical package for preventing and responding to violence against children. The INSPIRE package is anchored by the recognition in the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) that all children have the right to be
- [INSPIRE - Portuguese](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/inspire-portuguese/)
- [Inputs for meeting with EU Delegation in Nicaragua](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/eu-nicaragua-en-docx/)
- [Input for meeting with EU Delegation in Paraguay](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/eu-paraguay-docx/)
- [Input for meeting with EU Delegation in Honduras](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/eu-honduras-docx/)
- [Input for meeting with EU Delegation in Guatemala](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/eu-guatemala-docx/)
- [Input for meeting with EU Delegation in Bolivia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/eu-bolivia-2-docx/)
- [Innovation Fair information (PPT).pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/innovation-fair-information-ppt-pdf/)
- [Innov Fair_Registration List.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/innov-fair-registration-list-pdf-2/)
- [Information Sharing Chart.docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/information-sharing-chart-docx/)
- [Information Sharing Chart (module 18, p 171).docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/information-sharing-chart-module-18-p-171-docx/)
- [Información para preparar una potencial reunión con la Delegación de la Unión Europea en Perú](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/eu-peru-es-docx/)
- [Información para preparar una potencial reunión con la Delegación de la Unión Europea en Paraguay](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/eu-paraguay-es-docx/)
- [Información para preparar una potencial reunión con la Delegación de la Unión Europea en Honduras](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/eu-honduras-es-docx/)
- [Información para preparar una potencial reunión con la Delegación de la Unión Europea en Guatemala](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/eu-guatemala-es-docx/)
- [Información para preparar una potencial reunión con la Delegación de la Unión Europea en El Salvador](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/informacion-para-preparar-una-potencial-reunion-con-la-delegacion-de-la-union-europea-en-el-salvador/)
- [Información para preparar una potencial reunión con la Delegación de la Unión Europea en Ecuador](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/eu-ecuador-es-docx/)
- [Infographic: Small Voices Big Dreams](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/infographic-small-voices-big-dreams/)
- [Información para preparar una potencial reunión con la Delegación de la Unión Europea en Bolivia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/eu-bolivia-es-docx/)
- [Información clave para una potencial reunión con la Delegación de la Unión Europea en Nicaragua](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/eu-nicaragua-es-docx/)
- [Infographic: CONCORD AidWatch Report 2016](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/infographic-concord-aidwatch-report-2016/)
- [infograficaSPA-WW.PDF](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/infograficaspa-ww-pdf/)
- [infograficaPOR-WW.PDF](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/infograficapor-ww-pdf/)
- [infograficaFRA-WW.PDF](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/infograficafra-ww-pdf/)
- [infograficaENG-WW.PDF](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/infograficaeng-ww-pdf/)
- [infograficaAR-WW.PDF](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/infograficaar-ww-pdf/)
- [Infografía de RCN para niños y niñas  (modulo 7, p90).docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/infografia-de-rcn-para-ninos-y-ninas-modulo-7-p90-docx/)
- [India Floods SitRep 2_20 08 17.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/india-floods-sitrep-2-20-08-17-pdf/)
- [Indonesia: Lombok Earthquake Response, August 2018](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/indonesia-lombok-earthquake-response-august-2018/)
- [Indonesia_Mt Agung Volcano_SitRep 4 (28 Nov 2017).pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/indonesia-mt-agung-volcano-sitrep-4-28-nov-2017-pdf/)
- [Indonesia: Lombok Earthquake SitRep 5 (21 September 2018) (PDF)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/lombok-earthquake-sitrep1-5-august-2018-pdf/)
- [Indonesia, Sulawesi Earthquake SitRep 2 (30 Sept 2018) 7.4RSCF.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/indonesia-sulawesi-earthquake-sitrep-2-30-sept-2018-7-4rscf-pdf/)
- [Indonesia, Lombok Earthquake Infographic (10 Aug 2018).pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/indonesia-lombok-earthquake-infographic-10-aug-2018-pdf/)
- [India: Kerala Floods SitRep 7 (21 Sept 2018) (PDF)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/kerala-india-floods-sitrep-1-17-august-2018-pdf/)
- [Increasing knowledge on Reproductive Health and Early Childhood Care and Development](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/sierra-leone-health-care-rch-moyamba-en-pdf/)
- [Increased Food Security in Mozambique](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/mozambique-foo-security-increased-en-pdf/)
- [Impact - Uganda.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/impact-uganda-pdf/)
- [Impact - Philippines.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/impact-philippines-pdf/)
- [Impact - DRC.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/impact-drc-pdf/)
- [Identity  Value Proposition Working Group Paper_FINAL.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/identity-value-proposition-working-group-paper-final-pdf-2/)
- [If Not Now, When: Ending Violence Against the World's Children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/if-not-now-when-ending-violence-against-the-world-s-children-pdf/)
- [Identity & Value Proposition Working Group Paper_FINAL21May.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/identity-value-proposition-working-group-paper-final21may-pdf/)
- [Identificar el público destinatario, influencias y adversarios (modulo 9, p 107).docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/identificar-el-publico-destinatario-influencias-y-adversarios-modulo-9-p-107-docx/)
- [Human Rights Action Plan .pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/human-rights-action-plan-pdf/)
- [How to communicate safeguarding and PSEA messages to communities during COVID-19](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/communicating-psea-and-safeguarding-messages-to-communities-during-covid19/)
- [Hojas de Ruta de la UE Para el Compromiso con la Sociedad Civil en los Paises Socios 2014-2017](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/hojarutahonduras-es-pdf/)
- [Hoja De Ruta De La Ue Para El Compromiso Con La Sociedad Civil En Peru 2014-2017](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/eu-country-roadmap-peru-24-07-2014-pdf/)
- [Hoja De Ruta De La Ue Para El Compromiso Con La Sociedad Civil En Nicaragua 2014-2017](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/hoja-de-ruta-ue-nicaragua-pdf/)
- [Hoja De Ruta De La Ue Para El Compromiso Con La Sociedad Civil En Ecuador 2014-2017](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/resumen-hojaderuta-es-pdf/)
- [HLPF](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/hlpf-2018/)
- [Hidden in Plain Sight](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/hidden-in-plain-sight-statistical-analysis-en-3-sept-2014-pdf/)
- [Herramienta de seguimiento de quejas y devoluciones (modulo 1, p27).docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/herramienta-de-seguimiento-de-quejas-y-devoluciones-modulo-1-p27-docx/)
- [Herramienta de mapeo de miembros potenciales de la red de derivación (modulo 1, p23).docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/herramienta-de-mapeo-de-miembros-potenciales-de-la-red-de-derivacion-modulo-1-p23-docx/)
- [Herramienta de evaluación de la calidad de los informes (modulo 15, p 170).docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/herramienta-de-evaluacion-de-la-calidad-de-los-informes-modulo-15-p-170-docx/)
- [Harvard case study_Child sponsorships_2002.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/harvard-case-study-child-sponsorships-2002-pdf/)
- [Guiding for Accountability: voluntary national review guidelines](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/together-2030-recommendations-for-vnr-guidelines-2017/)
- [Handbook for the Preparation of Voluntary National Reviews 2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/vnr-handbook-for-the-preparation-of-vnrs-2020-desa-handbook-en-pdf/)
- [HACU TOR_FINAL_Aug 2 2017.doc.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/hacu-tor-final-aug-2-2017-doc-pdf-2/)
- [Guidelines CfP 2016 EN.docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/guidelines-cfp-2016-en-docx/)
- [GUIA DE DISENO DE PROYECTOS.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/guia-de-diseno-de-proyectos-pdf/)
- [Guatemala Political Crisis SitRep_29 Aug 2017.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/guatemala-political-crisis-sitrep-29-aug-2017-pdf/)
- [Guatemala Earthquake SITREP2_8 Sept 2017.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/guatemala-earthquake-sitrep2-8-sept-2017-pdf/)
- [GSC_Donor Responses to COVID-19_FINAL.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/gsc-donor-responses-to-covid-19-final-pdf/)
- [GSC_CEO Forum Update_May 2018.pptx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/gsc-ceo-forum-update-may-2018-pptx/)
- [GSC Report_CEOs Meeting_May 2020.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/gsc-report-ceos-meeting-may-2020-pdf/)
- [Giving female rugby players from Asia.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/giving-female-rugby-players-from-asia-pdf/)
- [GSC Report May 2018_FINAL.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/gsc-report-may-2018-final-pdf/)
- [GSC presentaion June 2021 CEO Forum.pptx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/gsc-presentaion-june-2021-ceo-forum-pptx-3/)
- [Group Photo_CMPS_Bangkok 06.2018.jpg](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/group-photo-cmps-bangkok-06-2018-jpg/)
- [Grants](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/grants/)
- [Good Practice in Interviewing.docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/good-practice-in-interviewing-docx/)
- [Good Practice in Interviewing (module 12, p 129).docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/good-practice-in-interviewing-module-12-p-129-docx/)
- [Global trends in child protection (Draft May 8) vq.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/global-trends-in-child-protection-draft-may-8-vq-pdf-3/)
- [Global trends in child protection (Draft May 8) vq.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/global-trends-in-child-protection-draft-may-8-vq-pdf-2/)
- [Getting to know the child participants.docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/getting-to-know-the-child-participants-docx/)
- [Getting to know the child participants (module 6, p73).docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/getting-to-know-the-child-participants-module-6-p73-docx/)
- [Gender Session - Content.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/gender-session-content-pdf/)
- [Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment: Transforming the Lives of Girls and Women through EU External Relations 2016-2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/eu-gender-action-plan-2016-2020-pdf/)
- [Gen Unlim - Slide for Alliance Meeting.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/gen-unlim-slide-for-alliance-meeting-pdf/)
- [Garantir la protection des jeunes en conflit avec la loi au Togo](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/togo-democratie-jeunes-fr-pdf/)
- [FY20 BUDGET FOR SUBMISSION TO BOARD Apr2019 - New.xlsx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/fy20-budget-for-submission-to-board-apr2019-new-xlsx/)
- [FY20 BUDGET FOR SUBMISSION TO BOARD Apr2019 - New w proj Net Assets.xlsx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/fy20-budget-for-submission-to-board-apr2019-new-w-proj-net-assets-xlsx-2/)
- [FY19,FY20,FY21 Proposed Budgets.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/fy19-fy20-fy21-proposed-budgets-pdf/)
- [FY18 Expense Tracking (Excel)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/fy18-expense-tracking-xlsx/)
- [Futures Task Force - major agreements, 17 July (pdf).pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/futures-task-force-major-agreements-17-july-pdf-pdf/)
- [FR Meeting the EU to Benin (2).docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/fr-meeting-the-eu-to-benin-2-docx/)
- [FR Engagement Plan Senegal.docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/fr-engagement-plan-senegal-docx-2/)
- [FR Engagement Plan Senegal.docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/fr-engagement-plan-senegal-docx/)
- [Fuego volcano SitRep 2 (8 June 2018).pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/fuego-volcano-sitrep-1-4-june-2018-pdf/)
- [FR Engagement Plan for Burkina Faso.docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/fr-engagement-plan-for-burkina-faso-docx/)
- [Formulario de consentimiento (modulo 1, p 26).docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/formulario-de-consentimiento-modulo-1-p-26-docx/)
- [Food security and livelihood recovery in Eastern Harrarghe zone of Oromia regional state of Ethiopia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/ethiopia-food-security-en-pdf/)
- [Floods Sri Lanka SitRep 6 (4 June 2018).pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/floods-sri-lanka-sitrep-1-22-may-2018-pdf/)
- [First briefing Myanmar Alliance meeting.docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/first-briefing-myanmar-alliance-meeting-docx/)
- [FINAL_GSC Report November 2018.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/final-gsc-report-november-2018-pdf/)
- [FINAL_Cross Alliance Grants Report_Nov18.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/final-cross-alliance-grants-report-nov18-pdf/)
- [FINAL VERSION OF CEO CHARTER FOR SUBMISSION TO THE CEO FORUM rev 30 May 2020.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/final-version-of-ceo-charter-for-submission-to-the-ceo-forum-rev-30-may-2020-pdf/)
- [Final Working Draft of the Board of Directors Agenda for 22 June (prepared on 3 June).pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/final-working-draft-of-the-board-of-directors-agenda-for-22-june-prepared-on-3-june-pdf/)
- [FINAL DRAFT Brief - Online CSEA 19 March 2021.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/final-draft-brief-online-csea-19-march-2021-pdf/)
- [Final Concept Note.docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/final-concept-note-docx/)
- [FINAL FY 18  Approved Budget (with EU Office Expenses) updated on 8.4.17.xlsx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/final-fy-18-approved-budget-with-eu-office-expenses-updated-on-8-4-17-xlsx/)
- [Final Agenda - inc visit.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/final-agenda-inc-visit-pdf/)
- [Fight Against HIV/AIDS in Asia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/fight-against-hiv-aids-in-asia/)
- [Field Manual Annex 7_Template for Developing a CFAcc Program.docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/field-manual-annex-7-template-for-developing-a-cfacc-program-docx/)
- [Field Manual Annex 6_Capacity Assessment for the Implementing Actor.docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/field-manual-annex-6-capacity-assessment-for-the-implementing-actor-docx/)
- [Field Manual Annex 5_Template for assessing budget gaps.docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/field-manual-annex-5-template-for-assessing-budget-gaps-docx/)
- [Field Manual Annex 3_Global CFAcc M&E logical framework.docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/field-manual-annex-3-global-cfacc-m-e-logical-framework-docx/)
- [Ficha identificativa de organización socia potencial (modulo 1, p 15-18).docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/ficha-identificativa-de-organizacion-socia-potencial-modulo-1-p-15-18-docx/)
- [Feuilles De Route De L'ue Par Pays Pour L'engagement Envers La Societe Civile 2014-2017](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/senegal-feuille-route-societe-civile-fr-pdf-2/)
- [Feuille De Route De L'ue Pour L'engagement Envers La Societe Civile Togolaise 2014-2017](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/togo-roadmap-pdf/)
- [Factsheet on the new framework for Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment: Transforming the Lives of Girls and Women through EU External Relations (2016-2020)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/en-factsheet-gender-plan-pdf/)
- [Facilitators' report template & monitoring chart.docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/facilitators-report-template-monitoring-chart-docx/)
- [Facilitators' report template & monitoring chart (module 4, p 63).docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/facilitators-report-template-monitoring-chart-module-4-p-63-docx/)
- [ExternalReview_AllianceinContext.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/externalreview-allianceincontext-pdf-2/)
- [Event: Preventing Irregular Child Migration in Central America](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/event-the-protection-of-children-at-risk-of-irregular-migration/)
- [Evaluación de capacidades para el agente implementador_Anexo 6.docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/evaluacion-de-capacidades-para-el-agente-implementador-anexo-6-docx/)
- [EUO Strategy Implementation Plan - Multi-Member Grants.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/euo-strategy-implementation-plan-multi-member-grants-pdf-3/)
- [EUO Presentation_CEO Forum.pptx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/euo-presentation-ceo-forum-pptx/)
- [EUO Data 2019.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/euo-data-2019-pdf/)
- [EUD Engagement Toolkit](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/eud-engagement-toolkit/)
- [EU Zambia National Indicative Programme 2014-2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/national-indicative-programme-zambia-edf11-2014-2020-pdf/)
- [EU West Africa Regional Indicative Programme 2014-2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/eeas-2015-rip-west-africa-en-pdf/)
- [EU Vietnam Multi-Annual Indicative Programme 2014-2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/eu-vietnam-multiannual-indicative-programme-2014-2020/)
- [EU Uganda National Indicative Programme](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/nip-uganda-fed11-2014-en-pdf/)
- [EU Togo Programme National Indicative 2014-2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/nip-togo-fed11-2014-fr-pdf/)
- [EU Timor-Leste National Indicative Programme 2014-2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/eu-timor-leste-national-indicative-programme-2014-2020/)
- [EU Sri Lanka Multi-Annual Indicative Programme 2014-2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/eu-sri-lanka-multi-annual-indicative-programme-2014-2020/)
- [EU Sierra Leone National Indicative Programme 2014-2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/nip-sierra-leone-2014-pdf/)
- [EU Senegal Programme Indicatif National 2014-2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/eu-pin-11efed-senegal-pdf-2/)
- [EU Policies & Relevant Plans](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/eu-policies-relevant-plans/)
- [EU PIN  11efed Senegal.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/eu-pin-11efed-senegal-pdf/)
- [EU Philippines Multi-Annual Indicative Programme 2014-2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/mip20142020-programming-philippines-20140825-en-pdf/)
- [EU Paraguay Multi-Annual Indicative Programme 2014-2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/mip-paraguay-2014-2020-en-pdf/)
- [EU Papua New Guinea National Indicative Programme 2014-2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/nip-edf11-png-2014-2020-en-pdf/)
- [EU Nicaragua Multi-Annual Indicative Programme 2014-2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2014-2020-multiannual-indicative-programme-nicaragua-en-pdf/)
- [EU Myanmar/Burma Multi-Annual Indicative Programme 2014-2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/eu-multi-annual-indicative-programme-2014-2020-en-pdf/)
- [EU Mozambique National Indicative Programme 2014-2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/nip-mozambique-edf11-2015-en-0-pdf/)
- [EU Mali Programme Indicatif National 2014-2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/pin-mali-fed11-2014-fr-pdf/)
- [EU Liberia National Indicative Programme 2014-2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/pin-liberia-fed11-2014-en-pdf/)
- [EU Laos Multi-Annual Indicative Programme 2014-2015](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/mip-2014-2015-pdf/)
- [EU Kenya National Indicative Programme 2014-2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2014-2020-national-indicative-programme-kenya-en-pdf/)
- [EU Honduras Multi-Annual Indicative Programme 2014-2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/mip-honduras-2014-2020-en-pdf/)
- [EU Guinée Programme Indicatif National 2014-2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/pin-guinee-conakry-fed11-2014-fr-pdf/)
- [Eu guidelines on children rights  2017.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/eu-guidelines-on-children-rights-2017-pdf/)
- [EU Guidelines for the Promotion and Protection of the Rights of the Child](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/eu-guidelines-on-children-rights-pdf/)
- [EU Guatemala Multi-Annual Indicative Programme 2014-2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/mip-guatemala-2014-2020-080814-en-pdf/)
- [EU Ghana National Indicative Programme 2014-2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/nip-ghana-20140619-en-pdf/)
- [EU Gender Action Plan 2016-2020.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/eu-gender-action-plan-2016-2020-pdf-2/)
- [EU Ecuador Multi-Annual Indicative Programme 2014-2017](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/multi-indicative-plan-ecuador-2014-2017-en-pdf/)
- [EU Country Roadmap for Engagement with Civil Society 2014-2017](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/kenya-roadmap-pdf/)
- [EU Cambodia Multi-Annual Indicative Programme 2014-2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/mip-cambodia-2014-2020-en-pdf/)
- [EU Burkina Faso Programme Indicatif National 2014-2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/2014-2020-national-indicative-programme-burkina-faso-en-pdf-2/)
- [EU Bolivia Multi-Annual Indicative Programme 2014-2016](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/mip-2014-2020-pdf/)
- [EU Benin Programme Indicatif National 2014-2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/pin-benin-fed11-2014-fr-pdf-3/)
- [EU Bangladesh Indicative Programme 2014-2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/mip-bangladesh-2014-2020-en-pdf/)
- [EU Asia Multi-Annual Indicative Programme 2014-2020](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/regional-asia-mip-2014-2020-en-pdf/)
- [EU - Asia Factsheet](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/eu-asia-factsheet/)
- [ES_Coronavirus_ SitRep_5.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/es-coronavirus-sitrep-5-pdf/)
- [ES Tips para reunirse con la EUD.docx](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/es-tips-para-reunirse-con-la-eud-docx/)
- [ERASE UNA VOZ...1.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/erase-una-voz-1-pdf/)
- [Environment CC outiline - updated.pdf](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/environment-cc-outiline-updated-pdf/)
- [Engagement with the European Union Delegation in your country](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/engagement-with-the-european-union-delegation-in-your-country/)
- [Engagement plan with the EU Delegation to Vietnam](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/engagement-plan-with-the-eu-delegation-to-vietnam/)
- [Engagement plan with the EU Delegation to Timor-Leste](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/engagement-plan-with-the-eu-delegation-to-timor-leste/)
- [Engagement plan with the EU Delegation to Thailand](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/engagement-plan-with-the-eu-delegation-to-thailand/)
- [Engagement plan with the EU Delegation to Philippines](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/en-engagement-plan-philippines-docx/)
- [Engagement plan with the EU Delegation to Myanmar](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/en-engagement-plan-myanmar-docx/)
- [Engagement plan with the EU Delegation to Laos](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/en-engagement-plan-laos-docx/)
- [Engagement plan with the EU Delegation to Indonesia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/en-engagement-plan-indonesia-docx/)
- [Engagement plan with the EU Delegation to Cambodia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/directory_documents/en-engagement-plan-cambodia-docx/)

## Media Gallery

- [Bemnet: What I hope for COP17](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/bemnet-what-i-hope-for-cop17/)
- [Adri: What I hope for COP17](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/adri-what-i-hope-for-cop17/)
- [Erika: What I hope for COP17](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/erika-what-i-hope-for-cop17/)
- [Mariel: What I hope for COP17](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/mariel-what-i-hope-for-cop17/)
- [Seif: What I hope for COP17](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/seif-what-i-hope-for-cop17/)
- [Everyday in Gaza](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/everyday-in-gaza/)
- [The Youth Effect: Young Voices Taking Climate Action](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/young-voices-climate-action/)
- [Sumi Shewly at the High-level Conference on the Situation of Rohingya Muslims and Other Minorities in Myanmar, UNGA 2025](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/sumi-shewly-at-unga-2025/)
- [UNGA 2025 Side Event: Building Resilience & Strengthening Access to Education for Girls in Crisis Settings](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/unga-2025-side-event-building-resilience-strengthening-access-to-education-for-girls-in-crisis-settings/)
- [FfD4 Side Event: To Invest in the Future, Invest in Children - A Dialogue on Evidence-Based Financing Mechanisms that Best Deliver for Children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/ffd4-side-event-to-invest-in-the-future-invest-in-children-a-dialogue-on-evidence-based-financing-mechanisms-that-best-deliver-for-chidlren/)
- [Safeguarding child rights](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/safeguarding-child-rights/)
- [Launch of the ChildFund Alliance World Index 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/launch-of-the-childfund-alliance-world-index-2024-full-version/)
- [Launch of the ChildFund Alliance World Index 2024 (highlights)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/world-index-launch/)
- [Ending Corporal Punishment of children: The march of progress - Bogota, Colombia, 6 November 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/ending-corporal-punishment-of-children-the-march-of-progress-bogota-colombia-6-november-2024/)
- [Children's Voices on their Right to a Future](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/childrens-voices-on-their-right-to-a-future/)
- [A classroom for children in Palestine](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/a-classroom-for-children-in-palestine/)
- [ChildFund Alliance HLPF 2024 Side Event](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/childfund-alliance-hlpf-2024-side-event/)
- [ChildFund Alliance CSW68 Side Event](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/childfund-alliance-csw68-side-event/)
- [WEB Safe & Wise Safer Internet Day 2024](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/53946/)
- [ChildFund Alliance's CSocD62 Side Event](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/childfund-alliances-csocd62-side-event/)
- [WEB Safe & Wise Council Member Speaks on Dangers of Cyberbullying](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/web-safe-wise-council-member-speaks-on-dangers-of-cyberbullying/)
- [ChildFund Youth Advocates Address Girls Rights](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/childfund-youth-advocates-address-girls-rights/)
- [See the difference postie bikes make in Cambodia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/see-the-difference-postie-bikes-make-in-cambodia/)
- [Swipe Safe Mobile App](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/swipe-safe-mobile-app/)
- [ChildFund Swipe Safe](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/childfund-swipe-safe/)
- [Web Safe & Wise Children's Advisory Council](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/web-safe-wise-childrens-advisory-council/)
- [Web Safe & Wise Campaign](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/web-safe-wise-campaign/)
- [Addressing Emerging Threats](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/about-childfund-alliance/)
- [New water, new hope: From New Zealand to Timor-Leste](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/new-water-new-hope-from-new-zealand-to-timor-leste-childfund-new-zealand/)
- [The Garland of Smiles: The East Japan Earthquake Restoration Projects](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/the-garland-of-smiles-the-east-japan-earthquake-restoration-projects-childfund-japan/)
- [ChildFund Japan responds to Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines (Japanese)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/childfund-japan-responds-to-typhoon-haiyan-in-philippines-in-japanese/)
- [Small Voices Big Dreams 2015](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/small-voices-big-dreams-2015-respect/)
- [ChildFund responds to Nepal earthquake](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/childfund-responds-to-nepal-earthquake/)
- [Barnfonden helps Syrian refugee children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/barnfonden-childfund-sweden-helps-syrian-refugee-children/)
- [Dream Bike Campaign](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/dream-bike-campaign-childfund-ireland/)
- [Because every child needs a childhood](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/because-every-child-needs-a-childhood-childfund-australia/)
- [Drought in Ethiopia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/drought-in-ethiopia-childfund-deutschland/)
- [What do you want to be when you grow up?](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/what-do-you-want-to-be-when-you-grow-up-christian-children-s-fund-of-canada/)
- [Kinder aus der Ukraine erzählen (German)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/childfund-deutschland-kindertraeume-kinder-aus-der-ukraine-erzaehlen/)
- [Child Protection Kit (Spanish)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/child-protection-kit-educo/)
- [Phenny Goes Far](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/phenny-goes-far/)
- [I want my child to be educated](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/i-want-my-child-to-be-educated-childfund-international/)
- [This Is How We Play in Uganda!](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/this-is-how-we-play-in-uganda/)
- [¿Sabes cómo proteger a tus hijos?](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/sabes-como-proteger-a-tus-hijos/)
- [We Pass It Back: How Rugby Fosters Peace, Inclusion & Wellbeing](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/we-pass-it-back-how-rugby-fosters-peace-inclusion-well-being/)
- [Educo: know who we are and what we do](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/educo-know-who-we-are-and-what-we-do/)
- [We can't thank you enough - ChildFund Australia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/we-can-t-thank-you-enough-childfund-australia/)
- [ChildFund Pass It Back Belfast Cup](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/childfund-pass-it-back-belfast-cup-creates-wrwc2017-memories/)
- [ChildFund Nepal Earthquake Response Project](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/childfund-nepal-earthquake-response-project/)
- [Så här funkar det att vara fadder (Barnfonden informational video in Swedish)](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/sa-haer-funkar-det-att-vara-fadder-barnfonden-informational-video-in-swedish/)
- [Irregular Child Migration in Central America PICMCA](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/irregular-child-migration-in-central-america-picmca/)
- [ChildFund at work around the world](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/childfund-at-work-around-the-world/)
- [ChildFund Alliance - Toward a Safe World for Children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/childfund-alliance-toward-a-safe-world-for-children/): English subtitles French subtitles German subtitles Japanese subtitles Korean subtitles Spanish subtitles Swedish subtitles
- [Child-friendly Accountability](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/child-friendly-accountability-3/)
- [Child-friendly Accountability Pilot Projects in Vietnam](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/child-friendly-accountability-pilot-projects-in-vietnam/)
- [Amplifying children’s voices in global discussions on ending violence against children - Short version](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/childrens-voices-web-1-58/): Youth participants in ChildFund’s Child-friendly Accountability initiative share their messages to world leaders on ending violence against children during this milestone year marking the 30th anniversary of the UN CRC. Youth participants in ChildFund’s Child-friendly Accountability initiative share their messages to world leaders on ending violence against children during this milestone year marking the 30th
- [Amplifying children’s voices in global discussions on ending violence against children - Full version](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/amplifying-childrens-voices-in-global-discussions-on-ending-violence-against-children-452/): Youth participants in ChildFund’s Child-friendly Accountability initiative share their messages to world leaders on ending violence against children during this milestone year marking the 30th anniversary of the UN CRC.
- [Protection of Children at Risk of Irregular Migration - Highlights](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/protection-of-children-at-risk-of-irregular-migration-highlights/)
- [Shut Down Online Sexual Exploitation of Children](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/shut-down-online-sexual-exploitation-of-children-5-19/)
- [WEB Safe & Wise Launch](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/web-safe-wise-launch/)
- [Small Voices, Big Dreams 2016](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/small-voices-big-dreams-2016/)
- [Pequeñas Voces, Grandes Sueños](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/pequenas-voces-grandes-suenos/)
- [Cristal Marcos, a passionate advocate on children's right to protection](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/cristal/)
- [Isabella, age 10](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/isabella-age-10/)
- [Margaret, age 12](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/margaret-age-12/)
- [On World Children’s Day 2021, ChildFund Alliance renews its commitment to end threats to children’s safety](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/on-world-children-s-day-2021-childfund-alliance-renews-its-commitment-to-end-threats-to-children-s-safety/)
- [Nepal: Report from field food distribution](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/nepal-report-from-field-food-distribution/)
- [Nepal: This is my home](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/nepal-this-is-my-home/)
- [Nepal: Ayush 11 year-old](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/nepal-ayush-11-year-old/)
- [Nepal: Report from Country Director](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/nepal-report-from-contry-director/)
- [Nepal: Class of clay](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/nepal-class-of-clay/)
- [Nepal: Class of language](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/nepal-class-of-language/)
- [Nepal: Morning gathering](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/nepal-morning-gathering/)
- [Nepal: Open-air classes](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/nepal-open-air-classes/)
- [Nepal: Class of dance](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/nepal-class-of-dance/)
- [Educo: conoce quiénes somos y qué hacemos](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/educo-conoce-quienes-somos-y-que-hacemos/)
- [Educo: découvrez qui nous sommes et ce que nous faisons](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/educo-decouvrez-qui-nous-sommes-et-ce-que-nous-faisons/)
- [Building Momentum High-level Political Forum Event](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/building-momentum-high-level-political-forum-event/)
- [Protection of Children at Risk of Irregular Migration - Full Event](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/protection-of-children-at-risk-of-irregular-migration-full-event/)
- [Protection of Children at Risk of Irregular Migration - Hear from the Youth](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/media_gallery/protection-of-children-at-risk-of-irregular-migration-hear-from-the-youth/)

## Members

- [Children Believe](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/children-believe/)
- [WeWorld](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/weworld/)
- [Un Enfant par la Main](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/un-enfant-par-la-main/)
- [EDUCO](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/educo/)
- [ChildFund New Zealand](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/childfund-new-zealand/)
- [ChildFund Japan](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/childfund-japan/)
- [ChildFund International](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/childfund-international/)
- [ChildFund Deutschland](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/childfund-deutschland/)
- [ChildFund Australia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/childfund-australia/)
- [Barnfonden](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/barnfonden/)
- [Kiribati](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/kiribati/): ChildFund New Zealand is working to improve access to safe water in Kiribati. This includes constructing and repairing water infrastructure, training communities on how to maintain water facilities, and educating families on hygiene and sanitation practices.
- [Burkina Faso](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/burkina-faso/): Children Believe, Educo, and WeWorld implement programs in Burkina Faso to support vulnerable children and their communities. This includes projects to strengthen child protection systems, improve access to formal education and vocational training, and to address food insecurity. Initiatives to support families who have been internally displaced due to political upheaval in recent years are
- [Cambodia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/cambodia/): Programs for children and families in Cambodia are implemented by ChildFund Australia and WeWorld, with a focus on quality education, healthcare, water and sanitation, child nutrition, disaster risk reduction, and online safety through the Swipe Safe initative. These projects are supported by ChildFund Deutschland, ChildFund International, Barnfonden and Educo.
- [Zambia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/zambia/): ChildFund International has been working in Zambia since 19823, implementing programs focused on early childhood development, quality education, youth livelihoods, and child protection. These initiatives are supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Deutschland, ChildFund New Zealand, and Barnfonden.
- [Vietnam](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/vietnam/): ChildFund Australia and Un Enfant par la Main, implement a range of programs for children and their families in Vietnam, including early childhood development, healthcare, education, and youth livelihoods. These initiatives are supported by ChildFund Deutschland, ChildFund International, ChildFund Japan, and ChildFund New Zealand.
- [Ghana](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/ghana/): Children Believe has been working in Ghana since 1996, implementing projects in child and maternal health, water and sanitation, early childhood development, livelihoods, and education.
- [Ethiopia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/ethiopia/): ChildFund International and Children Believe support children and families in Ethiopia, with a focus on child and maternal health services, nutrition, education, orphan support, livelihoods, water and sanitation, and disaster risk reduction. These projects are supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Deutschland, Barnfonden, and Un Enfant par la Main.
- [Indonesia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/indonesia/): ChildFund International has been serving children in Indonesia since 1958, with programs aimed at improving the health and development of under-fives, increasing access to quality education, and encouraging youth leadership in local communities. ChildFund International has also provided emergency humanitarian aid during natural disasters and established Child-Centred Spaces in disaster-hit regions. Projects are supported by
- [Kenya](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/kenya/): ChildFund International and WeWorld implement a range of programs to support children and their families in Kenya. This includes water and sanitation, education, food security, maternal and child health, and climate change mitigation. These initiatives are supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Deutschland, ChildFund New Zealand, Barnfonden, and Un Enfant par la Main.
- [Mozambique](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/mozambique/): ChildFund International and WeWorld implement a range of projects for children and families in Mozambique. These are focused on early childhood development, access to education, youth livelihoods, disaster risk reduction, climate change mitigation, and emergency response following natural disasters. These initiatives are supported by ChildFund Deutschland.
- [Afghanistan](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/weworld-in-afghanistan/): WeWorld has been present in Afghanistan since 2017, with a focus on supporting the more than 2 million women left widowed after decades of conflict and their children. Working in partnership with the Rural Rehabilitation Association of Afghanistan, these programs are supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Deutschland, and Educo. WeWorld has also provided humanitarian assistance
- [Bolivia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/bolivia/): ChildFund International, Educo, and WeWorld implement a wide range of programs for vulnerable children and their communities in Bolivia. This includes increasing access to quality education, improving nutrition for under-5s, strengthening the healthcare system, as well as initatives to prevent human trafficking and respond to environmental concerns, such as contaminated water supplies. These projects are
- [Myanmar](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/myanmar/): ChildFund Australia and ChildFund Deutschland are working to improve the lives of vulnerable children and young people in Myanmar, with a focus on access to education, both formal and informal.
- [Nepal](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/nepal/): ChildFund Deutschland and ChildFund Japan implement a range of community development initatives for vulnerable children and their families in Nepal.
- [Palestine](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/palestine/): WeWorld has been working in Palestine since 1992, implementing projects focused on women's empowerment, safe water supplies, and agricultural management. Since the onset of the Israel-Palestinian war, WeWorld has prioritized humanitarian assistance for children and their families, supported by ChildFund Deutschland and Barnfonden.
- [Philippines](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/philippines/): ChildFund Australia, ChildFund International, ChildFund Japan, and Educo implement projects to support children and young people in the Philippines, with a focus on early childhood development, quality education, youth livelihoods, and sports for development. ChildFund members are also working to address a number of child protection issues, including child labor and online exploitation. Initiatives here
- [Senegal](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/senegal/): ChildFund International and Educo implement programs for children and their families in Senegal, with a focus on early childhood development, quality education, youth livelihoods, agricultural management, and gender equality. These initiatives are supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Deutschland, Barnfonden, and Un Enfant par la Main.
- [Sierra Leone](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/sierra-leone/): ChildFund International has been working in Sierra Leone since 1985, supporting children and their families with programs focused on early childhood development, maternal health, education, and livelihoods for young people. Initiatives here are supported by ChildFund Australia and ChildFund Deutschland.
- [Sri Lanka](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/sri-lanka/): ChildFund International has been working in Sri Lanka since 1985, with programs focused on early childhood development, quality education, youth livelihoods, and emergency response. These initiatives are supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Deutschland, ChildFund Japan, ChildFund New Zealand, Barnfonden, and Un Enfant par la Main.
- [Syria](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/syria-arab-republic/): WeWorld has been present in Syria since 2011 providing humanitarian assistance to rural communities impacted by the ongoing crisis, and implementing projects in education, water and sanitation, livelihoods, and emergency response. These initiatives are supported by ChildFund Deutschland, ChildFund International, ChildFund Japan, and Educo.
- [Tanzania](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/tanzania/): ChildFund Deutschland and WeWorld are present in Tanzania, implementing a range of programs for vulnerable children and their families, including access to education, and improved water and sanitation.
- [Uganda](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/uganda/): ChildFund International has been working in Uganda since 1980, implementing projects focused on early childhood development, quality education, and youth livelihoods. These initiatives are supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Deutschland, and Barnfonden.
- [United States](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/united-states/): ChildFund International has its headquarters in Richmond, Virginia and has been implementing programs for children and youth in the USA since 1952.
- [Gambia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/gambia/): ChildFund International has been serving children in The Gambia since 1984, implementing programs focused on early childhood development, primary education, water and sanitation, food security and vocational training for youth. These initiatives are supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Deutschland and Barnfonden.
- [South Africa](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/south-africa/): ChildFund Deutschland is implementing programs to improve conditions for children and families.
- [Moldova](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/moldova/): ChildFund Deutschland and WeWorld implement programs for children and families in Moldova. This includes improving access to quality education and vocational training for youth. More recently, support is being provided to Ukrainian refugees and their host communities. These initiatives are supported by ChildFund Japan, ChildFund New Zealand, and Educo.
- [Madagascar](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/madagascar/): Un Enfant par la Main is supporting children in Madagascar by improving access to education and providing support centers for street-connected children.
- [Bangladesh](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/bangladesh/): Educo has been working in Bangladesh since 2001, with programs aimed at reducing the learning gap for children from low-income communities in Dhaka and rural areas to the north of the capital. Since 2017, Educo has also been supporting Rohingya children and young people living in Cox's Bazar, offering access to education, vocational training programs,
- [Sweden](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/sweden/): Barnfonden has its headquarters in Malmo, Sweden.
- [Samoa](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/samoa/): Through the ChildFund Rugby program, ChildFund Australia is working to strengthen child safeguarding in sport in Samoa, working in partnership with Oceania Rugby.
- [New Zealand](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/new-zealand/): ChildFund New Zealand has its headquarters in Auckland, New Zealand.
- [France](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/france/): Un Enfant par la Main has its headquarters in Paris, France.
- [Canada](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/canada/): Children Believe has its headquarters in Markham, Ontario, Canada.
- [Australia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/australia/): ChildFund Australia has its headquarters in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
- [Guatemala](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/guatemala/): ChildFund International and Educo implement a range of programs for children and their families in Guatemala. This includes early childhood development, youth leadership, quality education, and maternal healthcare. This work is supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Deutschland, Barnfonden, and Un Enfant par la Main.
- [Spain](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/spain/): Educo has its headquarters in Barcelona, and is also working to improve the quality of education for children and young people in Spain, including the provision of dining room scholarships and early childhood programs.
- [Italy](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/italy/): WeWorld has its headquarters in Milan and also implements a number of programs in Italy to support of the rights of children, women, migrants, and asylum-seekers. This includes education projects, legal and social assistance for refugees, and initiatives to increase youth participation in society around key global challenges, including climate change.
- [Timor-Leste](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/timor-leste/): ChildFund Australia implements a range of programs for children and their families in Timor-Leste, focused on early childhood development, education, and livelihoods. These initiatives are supported by ChildFund International and ChildFund New Zealand.
- [Ukraine](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/ukraine/): ChildFund Deutschland, Educo, and WeWorld are present in Ukraine, implementing projects to support children and families impacted by the conflict. This includes cash assistance programs, migration advice, psycho-social support, and humanitarian assistance.
- [Mexico](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/mexico/): ChildFund International has been working in Mexico since 1948, implementing programs which focus on early childhood development, quality education, child protection, vocational skills for youth, and nutrition. These initiatives are supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Deutschland, Barnfonden, Un Enfant par la Main.
- [Papua New Guinea](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/papua-new-guinea/): ChildFund Australia has been implementing programs for vulnerable children and their families in Papua New Guinea since 1994, focusing on access to education and healthcare. ChildFund also established the first national telephone counselling helpline, to address high levels of violence against women and children. Work here is supported by ChildFund New Zealand.
- [Guinea](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/guinea/): ChildFund International has been serving children in Guinea since 2005. This includes programs focused on early childhood development, primary education, and youth leadership. These initiatives are supported by ChildFund Australia.
- [El Salvador](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/el-salvador/): Educo has been working in El Salvador since 2001, implementing programs directly and through local partners. Currently, projects to increase access to education and improve the classroom learning experience are being implemented in more than 700 schools.
- [Ecuador](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/ecuador/): ChildFund International, Educo, and WeWorld provide support to children and families in Ecuador with a focus on early childhood development, education, nutrition, and child protection. In addition, adolescents and young people benefit from a range of programs to help them achieve economic independence and play a greater role in civil society. These projects are supported
- [ChildFund Deutschland Headquarters](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/childfund-deutschland-headquarters/)
- [ChildFund Australia Headquarters](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/childfund-australia-headquarters/)
- [Chile](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/chile/): In the Biobío Region, Educo is working in partnership with the Center for Education and Promotion of Solidarity Action to provide early childhood centers which young children can attend while their parents are working. These centres offer health and nutrition support in addition to learning programs. Educo is also supporting a bookstore, several community libraries
- [Latvia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/latvia/): Programs for vulnerable children and families in Latvia are implemented by ChildFund Deutschland.
- [Germany](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/germany/): ChildFund Deutschland has its headquarters in Nürtingen near Stuttgart, Germany.
- [Georgia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/georgia/): ChildFund Deutschland is introducing young people to the theory and practice of social entrepreneurship in Georgia's rural schools. These programs help children find solutions to the challenges they face, identify local resources, and build a range of vocational skills.
- [Armenia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/armenia/): With the support of the European Union and the #EU4Youth program, ChildFund Deutschland is working in partnership with young people to establish youth forums. These offer a space where children and young people can discuss the challenges they face and potential solutions, while also giving them the opportunity to develop their knowledge, skills and self-confidence.
- [Thailand](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/thailand/): ChildFund International and WeWorld implement a range of programs for vulnerable children and young people in Thailand, focused on early childhood development, quality education, healthcare, and safe migration.
- [Solomon Islands](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/solomon-islands/): ChildFund Australia, with the support of ChildFund New Zealand, is working to strengthen community child protection systems and establish youth wellbeing projects in the Solomon Islands.
- [Japan](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/japan/): ChildFund Japan has its headquarters in Tokyo, Japan.
- [India](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/india/): ChildFund Deutschland, ChildFund International, Children Believe, and Educo are working to improve the lives of vulnerable children and their families in India. This includes projects focused on child and maternal healthcare, quality education, vocational training, and increasing youth voice and agency. ChildFund Alliance members also partner with communities to to end harmful practices, including child
- [Morocco](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/morocco/): WeWorld is working in partnership with CEFA to provide humanitarian aid to communities in Morocco impacted by the earthquake in western Morocco in 2023. This has included distributing temporary shelters, medical assistance, safe drinking water and other essential needs.
- [Libya](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/libya/): WeWorld has been working in Libya since 2019, supporting vulnerable children and families by improving access to basic services, strengthening civil society, enhancing livelihoods, and conflict prevention initiatives.
- [Benin](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/benin/): Educo and WeWorld are delivering programs focused on vulnerable children and women, aiming to improve access to quality education and healthcare services, strengthen child protection systems, improve food security and nutrition, and promote peace-building initiatives.
- [Mali](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/mali/): Educo and WeWorld implement a range of programs for vulnerable children and families in Mali. This includes ensuring access to quality education, food security, child protection, and providing support to internally displaced people and their host communities.
- [Burundi](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/burundi/): ChildFund Deutschland and WeWorld implement projects for children and families in Burundi, with a focus on safe water, food security, and access to healthcare. Healthcare and nutritional support has also been made available to Burundi's large refugee population, which has grown in recent years due to conflict and upheaval in the surrounding region.
- [Democratic Republic of Congo](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/democratic-republic-of-congo/): ChildFund Deutschland and WeWorld provide support to vulnerable children and families in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a country which has been beset by civil upheaval for many decades. This includes health, education, and nutrition projects as well as additional services for street children and women impacted by conflict-related violence.
- [Argentina](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/argentina/): Educo works in partnership with the El Arca Assocation to improve access to early childhood, primary, secondary, and out-of-school education to children and young people in Tucumán Province.
- [Nicaragua](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/nicaragua/): Children Believe, Educo, and WeWorld implement programs for children and their families in Nicaragua in the areas of education, gender equality, disaster risk management, and youth livelihoods. In addition, through the joint PICMA initative, ChildFund members have worked to prevent irregular child migration in Central America, including Nicaragua.
- [Peru](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/peru/): WeWorld has been working in Peru since 2002, implementing projects focused on food security, agricultural management, water access, and climate change adaptation. WeWorld is also working to strengthen civil society, including human rights defenders, and assist new migrants to the country working in the informal sector, supported by ChildFund International.
- [Brazil](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/brazil/): ChildFund International and WeWorld implement programs to support vulnerable communities, with a focus on children, women and human rights defenders. This includes early childhood development, access to quality education, climate change adaptation in agriculture, improved food security, and strengthening civil society. The projects are supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Deutschland, Barnfonden, and Un Enfant par
- [Niger](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/niger/): Educo and WeWorld implement a range of projects for children and families in Niger, with a focus on food security, maternal health, and the right to education, during peacetime as well as periods of conflict and insecurity.
- [Tunisia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/tunisia/): WeWorld has been present in Tunisia since 2012, implementing projects which aim to improve livelihood opportunities, uphold women's rights, and promote civil society participation.
- [Paraguay](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/paraguay/): Children Believe has been working in Paraguay since 1995, implementing projects which focus on early childhood development, water and sanitation, youth leadership, and child protection.
- [Lebanon](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/lebanon/): WeWorld has been working in Lebanon since 2006, supporting vulnerable communities through projects focused on water and sanitation, livelihoods, and economic opportunity. Humanitarian aid has been provided to refugees and their host communities, and during emergencies, including the Beirut blast.
- [Honduras](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/honduras/): ChildFund International and Educo implement a range of programs for children and young people in Honduras. These include early childhood health and nutrition, quality education, food security, and sustainable agriculture, as well as programs to address gang violence and forced migration.
- [Haiti](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/haiti/): Un Enfant par la Main has been working in Haiti since 2017, implementing programs to improve the lives of children and families. This includes projects in education, youth training, agricultural practices, and water access.
- [Fiji](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/members_information/fiji/): Get into Rugby Plus, a unique sport for development program jointly developed by ChildFund Australia, Oceania Rugby and UN Women, is giving young people in Fiji the opportunity to develop valuable life skills through sport. Since 2018, over 500 players have benefitted from the program, which has also trained more than 30 local coaches.

## Case Studies

- [Player: Kim Chi](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/case_studies/player-kim-chi/): Kim Chi is a young girl from northern Vietnam. She plays for a team called Tomatoes, and rugby is her chosen sport. Name: Kim ChiGender: FemaleRole: PlayerLocation: Vietnam Kim Chi is a young girl from northern Vietnam. She plays for a team called Tomatoes, and rugby is her chosen sport. But joining team Tomatoes wasn’t
- [Coach: Nga](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/case_studies/coach-nga/): Nga is a 33 years old and a rugby coach with ChildFund Pass It Back. Like many of our female coaches in Vietnam, she is also a mother. What is unusual about Nga’s situation though, is that she is the first coach to see her daughter follow in her footsteps. Name: Nga, mother, and daughter
- [Coach: Yer](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/case_studies/coach-yer/): Yer is 17 years old, and has been involved with ChildFund Pass It Back for three years. “I am talkative, I like to smile, I speak with a loud voice, and I can be described as fiery. When I meet somebody I like to call out their names and make them smile.” Name: TruongGender: MaleRole:
- [Coach: Truong](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/case_studies/coach-truong/): Truong is a 25-year-old coach from Kim Boi District. He graduated with a degree in mathematics from Northwestern University of Education. Currently, he is both a farmer and an assistant coach with ChildFund Pass It Back. Name: TruongGender: MaleRole: CoachLocation: Vietnam Truong is a 25-year-old coach from Kim Boi District. He graduated with a degree
- [Player: Than](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/case_studies/player-than/): It is early on a chilly winter morning in Kim Boi, a northern mountainous district in Vietnam. The sun is still hidden behind the clouds and the air is filled with thick, gray fog. Name: ThanGender: FemaleRole: PlayerLocation: Vietnam Rugby has arrived in some of the most disadvantaged communities in Asia, and today girls are
- [Player: Oanh](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/case_studies/player-oanh/): In today’s world, there are 1.1 billion girls. They are full of potential but are often constrained by discrimination and a lack of equal opportunities. Name: OanhGender: FemaleRole: PlayerLocation: Vietnam In today’s world, there are 1.1 billion girls. They are full of potential but are often constrained by discrimination and a lack of equal opportunities.
- [Player: May](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/case_studies/player-may/): Among the mountains of Nonghet, in northeast Laos, hundreds of families in small villages make their living as farmers. Here, more than half of the population are among the most disadvantaged ethnic groups in the country. Name: MayGender: FemaleRole: PlayerLocation: Laos Among the mountains of Nonghet, in northeast Laos, hundreds of families in small villages
- [Player: Lar Lao](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/case_studies/player-lar-lao/): Lar is 16 years old and lives in Nonghet District, Xieng Khouang Province. This region of Laos has some of the highest levels of unexploded ordnance contamination in the country. A lasting legacy of the Vietnam war, this means that safe spaces to play are limited, and many young people here have never had the
- [Coach: Huyen](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/case_studies/coach-huyen/): Huyen is a female Pass It Back coach based in Nuong Dam commune, one of the poorest communes in Hoa Binh Province, Vietnam. At 27 years of age, Huyen is also one of the oldest members of the ChildFund Pass It Back coaching team. Name: HuyenGender: FemaleRole: CoachLocation: Vietnam Huyen is a female Pass It
- [Coach: Lao Khang](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/case_studies/coach-lao-khang/): Lao Khang comes from a small village in Nonghet district in the rural north of Laos. Her first opportunity to play organized sport, at age 20, was through the Lao Rugby Federation's Champa Ban Youth Project, the pilot program to ChildFund Pass It Back. Name: Lao KhangGender: FemaleRole: CoachLocation: Laos Lao Khang comes from a
- [Coach: Ha](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/case_studies/coach-ha/): Ha says about the ChildFund Pass It Back program: “One part I like very much is the leadership skills. I have never trained and learned like that. Name: HaGender: FemaleRole: CoachLocation: Vietnam Ha says about the ChildFund Pass It Back program: “One part I like very much is the leadership skills. I have never trained
- [Coach: Diep](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/case_studies/coach-diep/): Diep is a Bronze Coach from Du Sang Commune, Kim Boi District. “When the project first came to the commune, my husband and I were quite hesitant to let our son participate; we thought that it might not be of much benefit for him. Name: DiepGender: FemaleRole: CoachLocation: Vietnam Diep is a Bronze Coach from

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## Categories

- [Main](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_categories/main/)

## Country

- [Cambodia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/cambodia/): Programs for children and families in Cambodia are implemented by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Korea, Un Enfant par la Main and WeWorld, with a focus on quality education, healthcare, water and sanitation, child nutrition, disaster risk reduction, and online safety through the Swipe Safe initative. These projects are supported by ChildFund Deutschland, ChildFund International, Barnfonden and Educo.
- [Fiji](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/fiji/): Get into Rugby Plus, a unique sport for development program jointly developed by ChildFund Australia, Oceania Rugby and UN Women, is giving young people in Fiji the opportunity to develop valuable life skills through sport. Since 2018, over 500 players have benefitted from the program, which has also trained more than 30 local coaches.
- [Myanmar](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/myanmar/): ChildFund Australia and ChildFund Deutschland are working to improve the lives of vulnerable children and young people in Myanmar, with a focus on access to education, both formal and informal. Projects here are supported by ChildFund Korea.
- [Papua New Guinea](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/papua-new-guinea/): ChildFund Australia has been implementing programs for vulnerable children and their families in Papua New Guinea since 1994, focusing on access to education and healthcare. ChildFund also established the first national telephone counselling helpline, to address high levels of violence against women and children. Work here is supported by ChildFund New Zealand.
- [Solomon Islands](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/solomon-islands/): ChildFund Australia, with the support of ChildFund New Zealand, is working to strengthen community child protection systems and establish youth wellbeing projects in the Solomon Islands.
- [Vietnam](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/vietnam/): ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Korea, and Un Enfant par la Main, implement a range of programs for children and their families in Vietnam, including early childhood development, healthcare, education, and youth livelihoods. These initiatives are supported by ChildFund Deutschland, ChildFund International, ChildFund Japan, and ChildFund New Zealand.
- [Benin](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/benin/): Educo and WeWorld are delivering programs focused on vulnerable children and women, aiming to improve access to quality education and healthcare services, strengthen child protection systems, improve food security and nutrition, and promote peace-building initiatives.
- [Burkina Faso](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/burkina-faso/): Children Believe, Educo, and WeWorld implement programs in Burkina Faso to support vulnerable children and their communities. This includes projects to strengthen child protection systems, improve access to formal education and vocational training, and to address food insecurity. Initiatives to support families who have been internally displaced due to political upheaval in recent years are also in operation. Programs in Burkina Faso are supported by ChildFund Korea and ChildFund Deutschland.
- [Ghana](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/ghana/): Children Believe has been working in Ghana since 1996, implementing projects in child and maternal health, water and sanitation, early childhood development, livelihoods, and education. These initiatives are supported by ChildFund Korea.
- [Mali](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/mali/): Educo and WeWorld implement a range of programs for vulnerable children and families in Mali. This includes ensuring access to quality education, food security, child protection, and providing support to internally displaced people and their host communities.
- [Bolivia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/bolivia/): ChildFund International, Educo, and WeWorld implement a wide range of programs for vulnerable children and their communities in Bolivia. This includes increasing access to quality education, improving nutrition for under-5s, strengthening the healthcare system, as well as initatives to prevent human trafficking and respond to environmental concerns, such as contaminated water supplies. These projects are supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Deutschland, ChildFund Korea, Barnfonden, and Un Enfant par la Main.
- [Ecuador](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/ecuador/): ChildFund International, Educo, and WeWorld provide support to children and families in Ecuador with a focus on early childhood development, education, nutrition, and child protection. In addition, adolescents and young people benefit from a range of programs to help them achieve economic independence and play a greater role in civil society. These projects are supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Deutschland, Barnfonden, and Un Enfant par la Main.
- [El Salvador](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/el-salvador/): Educo has been working in El Salvador since 2001, implementing programs directly and through local partners. Currently, projects to increase access to education and improve the classroom learning experience are being implemented in more than 700 schools.
- [Guatemala](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/guatemala/): ChildFund International and Educo implement a range of programs for children and their families in Guatemala. This includes early childhood development, youth leadership, quality education, and maternal healthcare. This work is supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Deutschland, Barnfonden, and Un Enfant par la Main.
- [Nicaragua](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/nicaragua/): Children Believe, Educo, and WeWorld implement programs for children and their families in Nicaragua in the areas of education, gender equality, disaster risk management, and youth livelihoods. In addition, through the joint PICMA initative, ChildFund members have worked to prevent irregular child migration in Central America, including Nicaragua.
- [Peru](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/peru/): WeWorld has been working in Peru since 2002, implementing projects focused on food security, agricultural management, water access, and climate change adaptation. WeWorld is also working to strengthen civil society, including human rights defenders, and assist new migrants to the country working in the informal sector, supported by ChildFund International.
- [Bangladesh](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/bangladesh/): Educo has been working in Bangladesh since 2001, with programs aimed at reducing the learning gap for children from low-income communities in Dhaka and rural areas to the north of the capital. Since 2017, Educo has also been supporting Rohingya children and young people living in Cox’s Bazar, offering access to education, vocational training programs, and establishing youth clubs to ensure young people have a greater understanding of their rights. These programs are supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Korea, and Barnfonden.
- [Philippines](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/philippines/): ChildFund Australia, ChildFund International, ChildFund Japan, and Educo implement projects to support children and young people in the Philippines, with a focus on early childhood development, quality education, youth livelihoods, and sports for development. ChildFund members are also working to address a number of child protection issues, including child labor and online exploitation. Initiatives here are supported by ChildFund Deutschland, ChildFund Korea, Barnfonden, and Un Enfant par la Main.
- [India](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/india/): ChildFund Deutschland, ChildFund International, Children Believe, and Educo are working to improve the lives of vulnerable children and their families in India. This includes projects focused on child and maternal health, quality education, vocational training, and increasing youth voice and agency. ChildFund Alliance members also partner with communities to to end harmful practices, including child labor and child marriage. All programs are supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Deutschland, Barnfonden, and Un Enfant par la Main.
- [Spain](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/spain/): Educo has its headquarters in Barcelona, and is also working to improve the quality of education for children and young people in Spain, including the provision of dining room scholarships and early childhood programs.
- [Kenya](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/kenya/): ChildFund International and WeWorld implement a range of programs to support children and their families in Kenya. This includes water and sanitation, education, food security, maternal and child health, and climate change mitigation. These initiatives are supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Deutschland, ChildFund Korea, ChildFund New Zealand, Barnfonden, and Un Enfant par la Main.
- [Sri Lanka](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/sri-lanka/): ChildFund International has been working in Sri Lanka since 1985, with programs focused on early childhood development, quality education, youth livelihoods, and emergency response. These initiatives are supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Deutschland, ChildFund Japan, ChildFund Korea, ChildFund New Zealand, Barnfonden, and Un Enfant par la Main.
- [Timor-Leste](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/timor-leste/): ChildFund Australia implements a range of programs for children and their families in Timor-Leste, focused on early childhood development, education, and livelihoods. These initiatives are supported by ChildFund International and ChildFund New Zealand.
- [Zambia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/zambia/): ChildFund International has been working in Zambia since 19823, implementing programs focused on early childhood development, quality education, youth livelihoods, and child protection. These initiatives are supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Deutschland, ChildFund Korea, ChildFund New Zealand, and Barnfonden.
- [Brazil](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/brazil/): ChildFund International and WeWorld implement programs to support vulnerable communities, with a focus on children, women and human rights defenders. This includes early childhood development, access to quality education, climate change adaptation in agriculture, improved food security, and strengthening civil society. The projects are supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Deutschland, Barnfonden, and Un Enfant par la Main.
- [Ethiopia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/ethiopia/): ChildFund International and Children Believe support children and families in Ethiopia, with a focus on child and maternal health services, nutrition, education, orphan support, livelihoods, water and sanitation, and disaster risk reduction. These projects are supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Deutschland, ChildFund Korea, Barnfonden, and Un Enfant par la Main.
- [Honduras](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/honduras/): ChildFund International and Educo implement a range of programs for children and young people in Honduras. These include early childhood health and nutrition, quality education, food security, and sustainable agriculture, as well as programs to address gang violence and forced migration.
- [Indonesia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/indonesia/): ChildFund International has been serving children in Indonesia since 1958, with programs aimed at improving the health and development of under-fives, increasing access to quality education, and encouraging youth leadership in local communities. ChildFund International has also provided emergency humanitarian aid during natural disasters and established Child-Centred Spaces in disaster-hit regions. Projects are supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Deutschland, ChildFund Japan, ChildFund Korea, Barnfonden, Un Enfant par la Main.
- [Mexico](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/mexico/): ChildFund International has been working in Mexico since 1948, implementing programs which focus on early childhood development, quality education, child protection, vocational skills for youth, and nutrition. These initiatives are supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Deutschland, Barnfonden, Un Enfant par la Main.
- [Nepal](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/nepal/): ChildFund Deutschland and ChildFund Japan implement a range of community development initatives for vulnerable children and their families in Nepal. This work is supported by ChildFund Korea.
- [Senegal](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/senegal/): ChildFund International and Educo implement programs for children and their families in Senegal, with a focus on early childhood development, quality education, youth livelihoods, agricultural management, and gender equality. These initiatives are supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Deutschland, ChildFund Korea, Barnfonden, and Un Enfant par la Main.
- [Uganda](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/uganda/): ChildFund International has been working in Uganda since 1980, implementing projects focused on early childhood development, quality education, and youth livelihoods. These initiatives are supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Deutschland, ChildFund Korea, and Barnfonden.
- [Mozambique](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/mozambique/): ChildFund International and WeWorld implement a range of projects for children and families in Mozambique. These are focused on early childhood development, access to education, youth livelihoods, disaster risk reduction, climate change mitigation, and emergency response following natural disasters. These initatives are supported by ChildFund Deutschland and ChildFund Korea.
- [South Africa](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/south-africa/): ChildFund Australia is working in partnership with SA Rugby to give young people the opportunity to play, learn and lead through a range of sports for development initiatives. ChildFund Deutschland is also present in South Africa, implementing programs to improve conditions for children and families.
- [Burundi](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/burundi/): ChildFund Deutschland and WeWorld implement projects for children and families in Burundi, with a focus on safe water, food security, and access to healthcare. Healthcare and nutritional support has also been made available to Burundi’s large refugee population, which has grown in recent years due to conflict and upheaval in the surrounding region.
- [Congo DRC](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/democratic-republic-of-congo/): ChildFund Deutschland and WeWorld provide support to vulnerable children and families in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a country which has been beset by civil upheaval for many decades. This includes health, education, and nutrition projects as well as additional services for street children and women impacted by conflict-related violence.
- [Latvia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/latvia/): Programs for vulnerable children and families in Latvia are implemented by ChildFund Deutschland.
- [Ukraine](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/ukraine/): ChildFund Deutschland, Educo, and WeWorld are present in Ukraine, implementing projects to support children and families impacted by the conflict. This includes cash assistance programs, migration advice, psycho-social support, and humanitarian assistance.
- [Paraguay](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/paraguay/): Children Believe has been working in Paraguay since 1995, implementing projects which focus on early childhood development, water and sanitation, youth leadership, and child protection.
- [Gambia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/gambia/): ChildFund International has been serving children in The Gambia since 1984, implementing programs focused on early childhood development, primary education, water and sanitation, food security and vocational training for youth. These initiatives are supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Deutschland, and Barnfonden.
- [Guinea](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/guinea/): ChildFund International has been serving children in Guinea since 2005. This includes programs focused on early childhood development, primary education, and youth leadership. These initiatives are supported by ChildFund Australia.
- [Sierra Leone](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/sierra-leone/): ChildFund International has been working in Sierra Leone since 1985, supporting children and their families with programs focused on early childhood development, maternal health, education, and livelihoods for young people. Initiatives here are supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Deutschland, and ChildFund Korea.
- [Thailand](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/thailand/): ChildFund International and WeWorld implement a range of programs for vulnerable children and young people in Thailand, focused on early childhood development, quality education, healthcare, and safe migration.
- [Tanzania](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/tanzania/): ChildFund Deutschland, ChildFund Korea, and WeWorld are present in Tanzania, implementing a range of programs for vulnerable children and their families, including access to education, and improved water and sanitation.
- [United States](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/united-states/): ChildFund International has its headquarters in Richmond, Virginia and has been implementing programs for children and youth in the USA since 1952. ChildFund Australia is partnering with Rugby USA to give young people the opportunity to play, learn, and lead through sports for development initiatives.
- [Afghanistan](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/afghanistan/): WeWorld has been present in Afghanistan since 2017, with a focus on supporting the more than 2 million women left widowed after decades of conflict and their children. Working in partnership with the Rural Rehabilitation Association of Afghanistan, these programs are supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Deutschland, ChildFund Korea, and Educo. WeWorld has also provided humanitarian assistance to families following the devastating earthquake in Herat Province in 2023.
- [Haiti](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/haiti/): Un Enfant par la Main has been working in Haiti since 2017, implementing programs to improve the lives of children and families. This includes projects in education, youth training, agricultural practices, and water access.
- [Lebanon](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/lebanon/): WeWorld has been working in Lebanon since 2006, supporting vulnerable communities through projects focused on water and sanitation, livelihoods, and economic opportunity. Humanitarian aid has been provided to refugees and their host communities, and during emergencies, including the Beirut blast.
- [Madagascar](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/madagascar/): ChildFund Australia and Un Enfant par la Main are supporting children in Madagascar by improving access to education, providing support centers for street children, and through sport for development programs, which allow young people to learn valuable life skills through sport.
- [Kiribati](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/kiribati/): ChildFund New Zealand is working to improve access to safe water in Kiribati. This includes constructing and repairing water infrastructure, training communities on how to maintain water facilities, and educating families on hygiene and sanitation practices.
- [Moldova](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/moldova/): ChildFund Deutschland and WeWorld implement programs for children and families in Moldova. This includes improving access to quality education and vocational training for youth. More recently, support is being provided to Ukrainian refugees and their host communities. These initiatives are supported by ChildFund Australia, ChildFund Japan, ChildFund Korea, ChildFund New Zealand, and Educo.
- [Italy](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/italy/): WeWorld has its headquarters in Milan and also implements a number of programs in Italy to support of the rights of children, women, migrants, and asylum-seekers. This includes education projects, legal and social assistance for refugees, and initiatives to increase youth participation in society around key global challenges, including climate change.
- [Tunisia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/tunisia/): WeWorld has been present in Tunisia since 2012, implementing projects which aim to improve livelihood opportunities, uphold women’s rights, and promote civil society participation.
- [Niger](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/niger/): Educo and WeWorld implement a range of projects for children and families in Niger, with a focus on food security, maternal health, and the right to education, during peacetime as well as periods of conflict and insecurity.
- [Syrian Arab Republic](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/syria-arab-republic/): WeWorld has been present in Syria since 2011 providing humanitarian assistance to rural communities impacted by the ongoing crisis, and implementing projects in education, water and sanitation, livelihoods, and emergency response. These initiatives are supported by ChildFund Deutschland, ChildFund International, ChildFund Japan, ChildFund Korea, and Educo.
- [Palestine](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/palestine/): WeWorld has been working in Palestine since 1992, implementing projects focused on women’s empowerment, safe water supplies, and agricultural management. Since the onset of the Israel-Palestinian war, WeWorld has prioritized humanitarian assistance for children and their families, supported by ChildFund Deutschland, ChildFund Korea, and Barnfonden.
- [Georgia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/georgia/): ChildFund Deutschland is introducing young people to the theory and practice of social entrepreneurship in Georgia’s rural schools. These programs help children find solutions to the challenges they face, identify local resources, and build a range of vocational skills.
- [Chile](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/chile/): In the Biobío Region, Educo is working in partnership with the Center for Education and Promotion of Solidarity Action to provide early childhood centers which young children can attend while their parents are working. These centres offer health and nutrition support in addition to learning programs. Educo is also supporting a bookstore, several community libraries and a youth centre in this region.
- [Argentina](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/argentina/): Educo works in partnership with the El Arca Assocation to improve access to early childhood, primary, secondary, and out-of-school education to children and young people in Tucumán Province.
- [Samoa](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/samoa/): Through the ChildFund Rugby program, ChildFund Australia is working to strengthen child safeguarding in sport in Samoa, working in partnership with Oceania Rugby.
- [Morocco](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/morocco/): WeWorld is working in partnership with CEFA to provide humanitarian aid to communities in Morocco impacted by the earthquake in western Morocco in 2023. This has included distributing temporary shelters, medical assistance, safe drinking water and other essential needs.
- [Libya](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/libya/): WeWorld has been working in Libya since 2019, supporting vulnerable children and families by improving access to basic services, strengthening civil society, enhancing livelihoods, and conflict prevention initiatives.
- [Armenia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/armenia/): With the support of the European Union and the #EU4Youth program, ChildFund Deutschland is working in partnership with young people to establish youth forums. These offer a space where children and young people can discuss the challenges they face and potential solutions, while also giving them the opportunity to develop their knowledge, skills and self-confidence.
- [Australia](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/australia/): ChildFund Australia has its headquarters in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
- [Germany](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/germany/): ChildFund Deutschland has its headquarters in Nürtingen near Stuttgart, Germany.
- [Japan](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/japan/): ChildFund Japan has its headquarters in Tokyo, Japan.
- [New Zealand](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/new-zealand/): ChildFund New Zealand has its headquarters in Auckland, New Zealand.
- [France](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/france/): Un Enfant par la Main has its headquarters in Paris, France.
- [Sweden](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/sweden/): Barnfonden has its headquarters in Malmo, Sweden.
- [Canada](https://childfundalliance.org/blog/membership_countries/canada/): Children Believe has its headquarters in Markham, Ontario, Canada.