Channels of Hope Child Protection
Channels of Hope has been implemented in over 50 countries to address child protection issues, including sexual violence prevention and response.
These case studies spotlight the solutions featured in our evidence review and practice-based knowledge guidance framework. They highlight what works to prevent and respond to childhood sexual violence in low- and middle-income countries.
This is not a comprehensive list of solutions. New case studies are added monthly.
Channels of Hope has been implemented in over 50 countries to address child protection issues, including sexual violence prevention and response.
Faith Matters aims to increase faith leaders’ knowledge of child protection issues, including sexual violence against children, and facilitate action toward child safeguarding in faith communities.
This program was implemented in a private Muslim school and a public school in Indonesia to help first-grade primary school students build body-safety knowledge and self-protection skills related to sexual violence prevention. Both schools used the national curriculum, while the Muslim school also implemented Muhammadiyah-based education, making Islamic values central to the school's culture.
Preventing school-related gender-based violence through life skills training for students and capacity building for teachers and school leaders in 200 schools in the Kenema and Kono districts, Sierra Leone.
Improving knowledge and skills for preventing sexual violence among 5th-grade students, parents and caregivers, and strengthened emotional expression, body awareness, and self-esteem in children.
Improving knowledge and behaviors related to identifying, disclosing and reporting child sexual abuse among teachers and students, and using mindfulness techniques to improve emotional regulation to prevent peer dating violence.
A mobile-based digital game designed to provide culturally sensitive childhood sexual abuse prevention education for children aged 3 to 5 in Tanzania.
Implemented in conflict-affected communities, refugee camps, and displaced populations to address the drivers of violence against adolescent girls in humanitarian settings.
A 10-week school-based program aimed at preventing childhood sexual violence by increasing awareness and teaching self-defense techniques.
A pilot screening program to address the unmet need to connect children who experience sexual violence with response services.
A comprehensive social protection package for youth combining economic support with additional training on livelihoods and SRH/HIV, mentoring and productive grants, and linkages to adolescent-friendly SRH/HIV services.
Preventing all forms of violence against children, including sexual violence, and to strengthen support and response services for children in two sub-counties in Kitgum District, Uganda.
Do you have a experience with the programs on this website, or any other interventions that aim to address or reduce childhood sexual violence?
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