Child Protection

New study launch

An amazing and full of fun summer camp was offered for children and youth who live and work in vulnerable situations. The two week program allowed the children and youth 6-18 ages, who are at risk of abuse and exploitation, to have a chance to feel comfortable, play and have fun, learn new skills, and be active and creative.

Peer leaders training

Save the Children called on authorities to coordinate their work in developing a clear strategy for the prevention and reduction of the number of juveniles who repeatedly return to the Penitentiary Institutions during a round table organized by the Directorate General of Prisons in collaboration with Save the Children regarding "Institutional policies to prevent recidivism among juveniles".