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Losing the Care of a Parent
Caring for Boys Affected by Sexual Violence
Guidelines on Children’s Reintegration
Cash for Care: Making Social Protection Work for Children’s Care and Well-being
Researching the linkages between social protection and children’s care in South Africa
Latest Resources
How We Care: Domestic violence prevention (Covid-19)
Governments around the world responded to the spread of COVID-19 by imposing lockdowns, quarantines and school closures. While these measures have contained the spread of the virus, they have also increased the risk factors for intimate partner violence and child abuse, leading to what the UN has described as “the shadow pandemic of domestic violence”.
How We Care: Supporting kinship care
About this topicKinship care – the care of children by relatives or friends of the family -...
How We Care: Children on the move
Globally, an estimated 50 million children are on the move – leaving home, their communities and sometimes their countries for work or to escape violence, conflict, poverty or discrimination. Others may be displaced and separated, or taken from families against their will for exploitation of various kinds.
