The Africa Early Childhood Network (AfECN) is a registered non-profit, established in 2015 to serve as a platform to champion excellence and collaboration in protecting children's rights, influence policy and practice, strengthen partnerships, and share experiences and knowledge in ECD on the African continent. The network is comprised of organisations from civil society, academia, government, and the private sector at national and regional levels.

Maestral International’s target population is children experiencing, or at risk of, abandonment, abuse, neglect and exploitation. Maestral works to facilitate cross-cutting, comprehensive approaches to child welfare that are locally-owned, adequately resourced, sustainable and well-monitored and accountable. Maestral International aims to respond to the pressing need to turn this situation around, reducing risk and enabling vulnerable children to grow up to become full members of their communities.

The East African Children's Fund is changing the lives of orphaned and vulnerable children and youth in East Africa through improved nutrition and focused attention on health. Partnering with community leaders, they feed orphaned and vulnerable children and youth in East Africa and support sustainable farming programs.       

IFCO2007MALTA will seek to link together all those involved in the development of family-based care in the countries of the EU, CEE, CIS and nearby North Africa. Building on the success of recent IFCO European Conferences in Hungary, Ireland, Finland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia, the 2007 conference will move to the island of Malta, one of the ten countries which joined the European Union in 2004. IFCO2007MALTA will have a full programme of plenary and workshop sessions as well as project visits and an evening social programme. The conference language will be English. IFCO2007MALTA…

The Children and Violence Evaluation Challenge Fund aims at reducing violence against children by funding evaluations of violence prevention in low- and middle-income countries. The Children and Violence Evaluation Challenge initiative is based on the following 3 key components:

• Capacity Building
• Communication and Advocacy
• Grant Programme Evaluations

The interaction between the three components of the Children and Violence Evaluation Challenge program is the key for the success of the initiative.

NEF is an association of leading European foundations dedicated to strengthening philanthropic cooperation. NEF work in partnership with foundations, non profit organisations, government institutions and more. They fund civil society in its work for social inclusion, democracy and international development – in Europe and in the world.  

End Violence brings together stakeholders from across the world to end all forms of violence against children, turning the belief that no violence against children is justifiable and all violence is preventable into a compelling agenda for action. As part of Agenda 2030, the world’s governments have set ambitious targets to end violence by 2030, in order to deliver the vision of a world where all children – girls and boys alike – grow up free from violence and exploitation. The Global Partnership to End Violence Against Children will support the efforts of those…

The specific objectives of the conference are to: (a) identify the causes, nature and magnitude of child sexual abuse in Africa; (b) create a forum to identify strategies to deal with sexual violence against children; (c) provide an opportunity to share information and experiences with a view to enhancing partnership and networking. Call for papers: The conference organisers are calling for paper abstracts that address innovative prevention, intervention, and treatment of sexual abuse; networking or collaborative efforts, and research studies on the topic. All papers…

Formed in October 2016, and originally named the Alternative Care Alliance – Kenya, the Association for Alternative Family Care of Children brings together individuals, Government and non-governmental organizations to work towards the implementation of the Guidelines for the Alternative Family Care of Children in Kenya. The Association consolidates diverse knowledge, skills and voices to shape and promote child care reforms that will strengthen and preserve family and community based care approaches.

Child in Family Focus – Kenya works to reform the child care system in Kenya to ensure all children grow up in safe families by advocating for family-based alternative care and assisting long term residential care programs to undergo deinstitutionalisation.