About the project

CSC have been working in partnership with Red Nose Day USA since 2017, on our ‘Keeping Street Connected Children Safe’ project. This project has allowed CSC to build on the commitment of the 2017 UN General Comment on Children in Street Situations, and to meaningfully shift these words into action with the support of our rapidly-growing network. With this funding, we support our network across the globe with advocacy, campaigning and shared learning opportunities, and also fund innovative direct-service delivery projects for street children across Asia, South America and Africa, reaching nearly 8000 street connected children directly so far.

Whats new?

With our 2022 grant, CSC will sub-grant to 7 organisations across the globe, working directly with street connected children to deliver vital services on the ground. CSC will support these grantee partners and the wider CSC network on advocacy with local and national government structures, and at the international UN level. This year, we’ll deliver a set of ‘training the trainer’ advocacy sessions across the globe, steward our second cohort of 70+ participants through our e-learning course and launch our redesigned digitally connecting street children platform.

Our activities

Click through the panels below to see some of our achievements so far across the life-span of this project

🎉 Great news! CSC network member in the #Philippines, @BahayTuluyanPA , has achieved a major milestone in working with the government to get a national strategy on #streetchildren passed in the Philippines. Find out more: https://t.co/9r9UwgPcey 🇵🇭 pic.twitter.com/M2c9qdwdv7

— CSC (@streetchildren) October 26, 2020

In partnership with @streetchildren and @RedNoseDayUSA we are conducting our baseline assessment of project beneficiaries in #KrooBay and #GeorgeBrook communities in Freetown Sierra Leone. pic.twitter.com/JenJv11IDg

— We Yone Child (@WYCF_SL) July 27, 2020

Joint awareness raising campaign by Child Protection & Welfare Bureau and Search For Justice focusing on protection issues of children living in street situations & Child Domestic Labour @streetchildren @RedNoseDayUSA @UNICEFPakRep @gilmour_wendy @SarahAhmad_PTI @AusHCPak pic.twitter.com/XBInTLC4Fu

— Search For Justice (Stay at Home to Stay Safe) (@SFJPK) June 25, 2020

¡Les presentamos la maleta itinerante Ludovirus! 😷🎲✨

Ante la emergencia sanitaria, apostamos por las actividades lúdicas para minimizar los impactos del confinamiento en las familias.

Esta iniciativa se da en el marco del proyecto con @streetchildren y @RedNoseDayUSA pic.twitter.com/9gmyX9I2I7

— Gurises Unidos (@gurisesunidos) July 6, 2020

Adolescentes del Centro Juvenil Santa María estuvieron disfrutando de la maleta #Ludovirus 🎲

Jugar nos invita a pensar y aprender, a distraernos y a reírnos (aunque tengamos las sonrisas detrás del tapabocas) 🤗

Iniciativa apoyada por @streetchildren y @RedNoseDayUSA pic.twitter.com/JFkmMMvOJJ

— Gurises Unidos (@gurisesunidos) August 7, 2020

The #streetchildren in Lira – Uganda have been participating in different activities designed to sensitize them on #childrights and relevant measures to prevent and respond to #COVID19 – with @streetchildren @RedNoseDayUSA. pic.twitter.com/vusgweS98S

— Save Street Children Uganda (SASCU) (@sascu) July 20, 2020

As part of our project with @streetchildren and @RedNoseDayUSA , we have just concluded an inception meet with stakeholders in the #krooBay and #GeorgeBrook communities in Freetown to discuss on issues surrounding street connected children. pic.twitter.com/UACocy6xkB

— We Yone Child (@WYCF_SL) July 22, 2020

As part of our project with @streetchildren and @RedNoseDayUSA, SASCU engaged #streetchildren, the media; communities, primary duty bearers and other relevant stakeholders in Lira to commemorate the Day of the African child in the wake of the #COVID19 pandemic. pic.twitter.com/0SKtOkLBMx

— Save Street Children Uganda (SASCU) (@sascu) July 20, 2020

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