Releasing children from poverty through holistic protection and development. Every child deserves safety, dignity, and the chance to reach their God-given potential.
Understanding why reporting child abuse is critical for protection, healing, and prevention.
Reporting is not just about documenting abuse—it's about taking action to protect, heal, and restore.
Multiple safe, confidential ways to report child abuse. Choose the method that works best for you.
If a child is in immediate danger, contact these emergency services right away. Every second counts.
Trained staff ready to take your report and provide immediate guidance.
Call NowSend detailed reports with confirmation of submission.
Send EmailSecure online form with anonymous reporting capability.
Access PortalAll reports are treated with equal urgency regardless of method. Your identity is protected, and we have a zero-tolerance policy for retaliation.
Our strategy identifies and addresses the most common risks facing children in our communities.
Children not receiving basic needs like food, care, protection, and education. The most widespread form of child endangerment.
Most common riskIncludes exploitation, harassment, and violence against children. A severe violation requiring immediate intervention.
20.6% of casesBeatings and physical harm by caregivers or others in the community. Leaves both visible and invisible scars.
13.5% of casesShouting, humiliation, rejection, or psychological harm to children. Often overlooked but deeply damaging.
Long-term impactChildren forced to work instead of going to school and playing. Robs them of their childhood and future.
1.3M affectedHarmful cultural practices affecting girls' development and safety. Violates their fundamental rights.
Girls at riskUnderstanding the context drives our strategic response to protect vulnerable children.
Comprehensive child protection through prevention, response, and empowerment.
Stopping abuse before it happens through education and awareness.
Acting quickly when abuse is reported to protect the child.
Helping children, caregivers, and churches understand their role.
Understanding the process after you submit a report.
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