The Consortium for Street Children (CSC) is a global network that raises street children’s voices, promotes their rights and improves their lives. We do this through our focus on advocacy, research and network development.
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Leave No Child Behind
Why development agencies must not allow street children to get left behind in the Sustainable Development Goals.
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International Day for Street Children 2018
This International Day for Street Children 2018, Consortium for Street Children is launching the ‘4 Steps to Equality’ campaign – a call to governments around the world to take four steps that will achieve equality for street children.
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Resilience: From Research to Practice Final Shared Learning Panel
Join us for our third and final Building with Bamboo shared learning panel webinar, Resilience: from Research to Practice, on 28th March.
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S.A.L.V.E. International is a British and Ugandan based charity which began in 2008, working to get children off the streets in the Jinja district, eastern Uganda.
S.A.L.V.E International offers children on the streets a chance to be resettled with their relatives or in another loving home environment, providing them with access to support, counseling and an all-round education.
A major part of their work is done within the wider community, with the aim of improving opportunities for education and to work to tackle some of the reasons that children come to the streets in the first place. They do this through women’s empowerment programmes, fruit tree planting in local schools and campaigning to challenge discrimination to uphold children’s rights.
Find out more about S.A.L.V.E International at www.salveinternational.org