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This case study share learning from the Hellenic Red Cross on its programming to protect Unaccompanied and Separated Children. Specifically, through the operation of Centers for Hosting Unaccompanied Minors, that aim not only to ensure safe living conditions for hosted children, but also to meet the... Read more

This case study provides learning from the Gambia Red Cross around its programming to strengthen education and child protection. through disaster response and preparedness activities that focus on child protection, including Sexual and Gender-based Violence, through reaching children in schools. ... Read more

This case study provides learning from the Danish Red Cross based on their program providing guardians to Unaccompanied and Separated Children. In particular, it outlines work on recruiting guardians, training and guidance to guardians, and administrative procedures and reporting both internally and... Read more

This case study highlights learning and actions by the Danish Red Cross to protect and assist Unaccompanied and Separated Children. This focuses on strengthening the recruitment, guidance, and networking opportunities for Temporary Guardians, as well as to create clarity and understanding among muni... Read more

This case study provides an overview of learning and action by the Red Cross of Chad in delivering services to Unaccompanied and Separated Children. Specifically, its work to Restore Family Links, prevent separation, and identify and register children who are alone. ... Read more

This case study provides an overview of actions and learning from British Red Cross programming with Unaccompanied and Separated Children. In particular through one-to-one support, life skills capacity building, and advocacy to authorities to improve protection and assistance for children who are al... Read more

The pilot IFRC and Sesame Workshop play-based assessment tool of children’s wellbeing is designed to engage young children, ages 4-8 years, and families as part of assessments in emergency or non-emergency settings. Children often represent a significant, or even a majority, of the people affecte... Read more

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