Advocacy messages related to the protection and assistance for children on the move. 

The Toolkit for Child Friendly Spaces in Humanitarian Settings was developed by the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) Reference Centre for Psychosocial Support and World Vision International (WVI).

Support tool for the IFRC Child Safeguarding Policy

This report is an analysis of Nepal’s existing laws and policies related to gender equality and SGBV protection during normal times and during disasters. This brief study did not seek to address all forms of social inclusion in the disaster risk management (DRM) system, a particularly complex issue in Nepal. It focuses on women and girls, as the majority of those affected by both SGBV and gender discrimination, while recognizing that men and boys are also affected by SGBV and some forms of gender discrimination. In this regard, it examines current laws on SGBV protection, such as laws against domestic violence, human trafficking, rape, marital rape, sexual harassment, witchcraft allegations, dowry, child marriage, and polygamy. The report then looks at gender equality, inclusion of women, and mechanisms for SGBV
protection in the laws and policies governing the DRM system.

A toolkit for practitioners and frontliners to address the impact of the migration journey

The Gambia Red Cross is working to combat child marriage. Working in partnership with local schools it delivers prevention programs that aim to raise awareness and shift harmful practices. When girls are married, the Gambia Red Cross supports girls to continue access to education. In some situations where child marriages are impending, the Gambia Red Cross acts as a mediator to help families consider alternative options.

The Croatian Red Cross has been providing support to Unaccompanied and Separated Children (UASC) since 2003. This includes delivering Restoring Family Links, Mental Health and Psychosocial Support, cultural and sports activities, support for education, and providing support an

The Kenya Red Cross has partnered with Kibera Pride a non-profit, registered NGO with a mandate to provide foster/home care for children in vulnerable situations in Kibera, one of the world’s largest informal settlements and located inside Nairobi. In particular, Kenya Red Cross provided various supports for children after Kibera Pride experienced a fire.