Protection and Reintegration of Children on the Move and Young Migrants Project
Strengthening social reintegration and creating future prospects for children, youth, and parents in the Western Region
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Project Overview
The “Protection and Reintegration of Children on the Move and Young Migrants” project aims to strengthen social reintegration, accompanied by measures enabling children, youth, and parents to develop prospects for their future. This initiative focuses on six communities in the Western Region, where we’ve reinforced and trained 90 existing Community Child Protection Committee members.
Through comprehensive training and capacity building, these committee members are now better equipped to safeguard the rights and well-being of vulnerable children in their communities, particularly those who are on the move or at risk.
The project is generously funded by International Social Service (ISS) Senegal, allowing us to create sustainable systems of protection at the community level.
Our Impact
Capacity Building
Enhanced skills and knowledge of 90 community child protection committee members through comprehensive training programs.
Community Engagement
Established sustainable community-based systems for identifying and supporting vulnerable children.
Future Prospects
Created pathways for children, youth, and parents to develop meaningful opportunities for their future.