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Csáky, Corinna
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Why Care Matters: The importance of adequate care for children and society
This report reflects the views and collective expertise of 15 national organisations working hands on with millions of vulnerable children worldwide. These organisations have come together to form Family for Every Child, an alliance aimed at enabling more
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Out from the shadows: Sexual violence against children with disabilities
A report that sheds light on the shocking issue of sexual violence against children with disabilities. All over the world, children with disabilities are suffering from sexual violence at the hands of perpetrators who operate with almost total impunity. A
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Children without Appropriate Care. Advocacy Messages
Standard Advocacy Messages on children without appropriate care (CWAC) developed in consultation with the Child Protection Initiative Task Group on CWAC and other field and head office experts from across Save the Children. They reflect the priorities wit
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Update on Children Without Appropriate Care. Issue No. 2
A second update on children without appropriate care (CWAC) for Save the Children staff working to support CWAC at all levels and in every region. It is part of a series of quarterly updates of policy, research, advocacy and programming news that will hel
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Update on Children Without Appropriate Care
Update on children without appropriate care (CWAC) for Save the Children staff working to support CWAC at all levels and in every region. It is the first of forthcoming quarterly updates of policy, research, advocacy and programming news that will help st
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Keeping children out of harmful institutions- Why we should be investing in family-based care
One of the biggest myths is that children in orphanages are there because they have no parents. This is not the case. Most are there because their parents simply can’t afford to feed, clothe and educate them. For governments and donors, placing children i
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No one to turn to: The under-reporting of child sexual exploitation and abuse by aid workers and peacekeepers
Children living in countries affected by conflict and natural disaster are being sexually exploited and abused by the very people hired to help them – aid workers and peacekeepers. Almost as shocking is the general silence surrounding the abuse. Children
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Why effective national child protection systems are needed: Save the Children's response to the UN Secretary General's Study on Violence against Children
This publication collects the most important recommendations of Save the Children in response to the UN Study on Violence against Children, and outlines the key steps required by governments towards ending all forms of violence against children. It provid