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Assessment of options for humanitarian child protection actors to assist children and adolescents who need specialized mental health services

The Global Child Protection Area of Responsibility (CP AoR), in collaboration with the IASC MHPSS Reference Group, contracted Mott MacDonald to assess options for humanitarian child protection actors to assist children and adolescents needing specialist ('Layer 4') mental health services.  The…

UNPROTECTED: Special Edition - Analysis of Funding for Child Protection in Armed Conflict in 2021 and 2022

Oslo Conference on Protecting Children in Armed Conflict 5–6 June 2023 The impact of armed conflict on children is one of the most pressing humanitarian concerns today. A strong humanitarian child protection response is critical to protect children and promote their rights, dignity, and resilience…

Unprotected: Crisis in Humanitarian Funding for Child Protection

All children have a fundamental right to protection, but the needs of children in emergencies are far from being met. In 2018, almost 50 million children were in need of protection in humanitarian settings. Yet child protection isn’t systematically prioritised when a humanitarian response is being…

Snakk med Oss: Håndbok om hvordan samtale med barn og unge om kroppspress, nakenbilder og pornografi på nettet

Family Strengthening: An assessment of promising practices

‘Our Education, Our Future’: A child-led research study in Sudan

Make Our Education Safe: A child-led research study in Somalia

General Guidance for Making Referrals

INSPIRE Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Frequently asked questions on INSPIRE in humanitarian settings – November 2019  This document, developed by the CP AoR and Global Partnership to End Violence Against Children, aims to support child protection coordination groups in addressing questions around the "INSPIRE: Seven strategies for…

Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) Cross-Sectoral Strategic Framework in Humanitarian Settings