What we do
We work to protect and empower vulnerable children, young people, and families through foster and alternative care, family strengthening, education, skills development, and economic inclusion. We are committed to addressing poverty, inequality, and discrimination while creating pathways to safety, dignity, opportunity, and sustainable livelihoods.
Children and their rights are at the heart of our projects. To protect and support them, we carry out interventions that ensure children grow up in optimal environmental, family, emotional and psychological conditions.
Programmes Supporting Children and Young People in Vulnerable Situations
We create opportunities for children and young people to learn, grow, and reach their full potential by promoting access to quality education, skills development, and inclusive learning environments. We work with schools, families, communities, and local partners to promote child rights, inclusion, and social cohesion while addressing the effects of poverty and inequality. We protect children and young people facing heightened vulnerability by prioritising prevention, early intervention, family strengthening, and the development of their potential.
We support vulnerable children and families to overcome social and economic barriers by strengthening their resilience, expanding access to skills and livelihoods, and creating pathways towards greater independence and sustainable wellbeing.
We create safe spaces where vulnerable children can feel protected, discover their potential, and grow with hope — while strengthening families and communities to help them thrive.
We guarantee every child the priority right to grow up and be educated in an appropriate family context.
We accompany mothers to achieve complete autonomy in the care of both themselves and their sons and daughters.
We promote gender equality with educational programs, awareness campaigns and support for victims of discrimination.
We help children in remote areas of the country to have a better future by guaranteeing them access to education, medical care and basic necessities.