We are dedicated to creating a safe, dignified, and mentally healthy environment for children. Understanding that speaking up against harm can be learned, we have integrated child protection and child rights governance in school and community settings to protect children from violence, exploitation, and abuse.

Our Catch Up Clubs (CuCs) connect well-being and core competencies by engaging them through play. We are with children throughout their development, starting in their earliest years. Our life-cycle approach focuses on a healthy transition from adolescence to young adulthood by building awareness of health and skills.

Ensuring a healthy childhood is the start of greater opportunities. Our digital diagnostic app proves that tech for good is innovation with limited capacity, streamlining diagnosis and referrals for children under five. 

Security is Key

We foster protection as a community’s priority, working with schools and committees to inform them on issues like child protection, including child marriage and gender-based violence. This initiative engages local leaders and youth advocates to run awareness campaigns tailored to reach all demographics.  By fostering environments that promote safety, these bodies work alongside our school management committees to enhance child protection mechanisms at home and in schools. Our sensitization workshops for community leaders and conduct capacity-building initiatives for community groups, children, and governing bodies involved in efforts to address and prevent child marriage.

Learning can be Fun

Education is engaging for children (grades III— V) in our CuCs, connecting them through play-based learning. We mobilize learning through an evidence-based approach to enhance children’s literacy and numeracy skills and social-emotional learning (SEL), with a focus on those who are behind or at risk of dropping out of school. Our volunteers are community learning facilitators who make education fun through activities.

Digitize, Diagnose, and Deliver

We have designed and launched the IMCI Application.  It automatically diagnoses and provides counseling, accelerates referrals or treatment options for community and facility-based service providers, and guides care-seeking behaviors to ensure timely treatment and prevent deaths. The tool organizes monitoring and evaluation by tracking healthcare delivery and outcomes, enabling the government to monitor progress, identify gaps, and make data-driven decisions to enhance child health services. It is also widely recognized for automating healthcare registration systems, replacing traditional paper-based processes and fostering information sharing across healthcare facilities.