The Bács-Kiskun county branch of the Hungarian Red Cross has been organizing and implementing an integrated summer camp for children with physical disabilities, other disabilities, and socially disadvantaged backgrounds living in the county for 45 years.

The Latvian Red Cross implemented a Cash and Voucher Assistance programme to support Ukrainian refugee children in preparing for the school year.

This report focuses on separated and unaccompanied children who are on the move. All references to children will refer to this particular group of vulnerable children.

This tool is intended to support children on the move to be safe, recognize protection risks and identity trusted support.

This case study report complements the IFRC Lessons Learned Review on Child Friendly Spaces (CFS) in Emergencies. The case studies provide examples of concrete activities and related lessons that may benefit future CFS projects.

This case study report examines lessons learned through programming by Australian Red Cross, Mali Red Cross, and Nepal Red Cross. The lessons learned from the experiences of these National Societies can be utilized by other National Societies to enhance their own work against child marriage.

This case study report provides examples of concrete activities and related lessons that may benefit future Red Cross and Red Crescent National Society projects that interact with children connected to the streets.

Children need information that is carefully crafted to cater to their age group and preferences. Without these tailored materials, they might not understand or could misunderstand essential information that supports their protection and access to vital services.

The child-friendly communication materials below aim to help children stay safe, find their own solutions, prevent family separation or restore family links, know how to act ahead of a disaster, react if they find it hard to cope, and seek support from someone wearing a Red Cross or Red Crescent, a trusted adult, or a local helpline.

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.

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 their psychosocial needs, and to support their smooth integration into Greek society.