What We Do

General Objectives

To promote safety and wellbeing of children by preventing their exposure to harmful content both offline and online.
To Empower children, caregivers and communities with knowledge and tools to recognize and report harmful content.
To build the capacity of media and Public relations practioners in child protection principles and ethical reporting on issues affecting children.
To advocate for stronger legal and policy frameworks that safeguard children's rights in digital and physical environments.

Specific objectives

To conduct digital literacy and safety training for children and caregivers.
To develop and disseminate child-friendly educational materials such as cyber bullying, oline grooming and harmful media
To collaborate with tech companies, internet service providers and media houses to implement content filters and age appropriate access controls.
To monitor and report online platforms and physical spaces where children are exposed to violence, exploitation, or inappropriate material.
To establish and support community-based child protection committees that can identify and address harmful offline content such as media, books, and public messaging.
To advocate for enforcement of digital safety laws and child protection policies at local, national, and international levels.
To provide psychosocial support and referral services for children affected by exposure to harmful content.