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Checklist for Incorporating Child Participation Across the Humanitarian Programme Cycle

As part of the Global Child Protection AoR's "Working Across Sectors" workshop package, specifically Module 4 on Child Participation, we have compiled a brief, adaptable checklist for how various sectors might involve and encourage children's safe participation, influence, and leadership across the…

Child Participation Risk Assessment

As part of the Global Child Protection AoR's "Working Across Sectors" workshop package, specifically Module 4 on Child Participation, Save the Children has shared sample risk assessment templates with a country example.  The process of anticipating risks followed by putting in place appropriate…

Working with other sectors to enhance outcomes of MHPSS elements of child protection: An introductory guide for child protection practitioners

Per the IASC Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings, MHPSS is not a stand-alone area, but one that should be integrated into all sectors. Robust cooperation across all sectors is needed for MHPSS to produce the desired outcomes. Collaboration between child…

General Support Group Curriculum

This General Support Group Curriculum is a guidance and orientation package focused on support group interventions for children, adolescents, and families who require basic emotional and practical support in humanitarian settings.  This guidance intends to be a basis for training and orientation…

Child Participation Guidelines for Online Discussions with Children

The Nine Basic Requirements for Meaningful and Ethical Children's Participation

Guide to Violence Prevention and Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) Resources

Working Together: Including children in research on violence against children- A Resource Pack for Research Practitioners

Home-based Psychosocial Wellbeing Activities for Children, Teens and Parents

I Support My Friends: A training for children and adolescents on how to support a friend in distress