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Beyond the Game: Nurturing Emotional Resilience Through Community Sports

Sports are more than just physical activity; they are a vital tool for child protection and emotional growth. Learn how our community sports initiatives foster resilience, promote inclusion, and empower youth to navigate life's challenges.

From Checklist to Classroom: Driving Continuous Improvement Through Cross-Partner Learning Visits

A reflection on Stop Child Abuse (SCA)'s recent cross-partner learning school visits, exploring how PSS and SEL are transforming daily classroom practices in refugee-hosting schools.

Champions of Change: Empowering Youth Ambassadors for Child Protection in Kakuma and Kalobeyei

True child protection must be driven from within the community itself. Discover how Stop Child Abuse (SCA) is equipping and mobilizing young leaders across Kakuma and Kalobeyei to serve as frontline champion ambassadors for children's safety and rights.

Spaces of Opportunity: Empowering Young Girls and Cultivating Leadership in Kakuma

When we invest in the education and skills of young girls in refugee-hosting environments, we unlock a ripple effect of community transformation. Discover how Stop Child Abuse (SCA) is creating dedicated spaces for young women in Kakuma to learn, lead, and thrive.

Beyond the 3%: Driving Real Solutions for Youth in Kakuma and Kalobeyei

Only 3% of youth in Kakuma and Kalobeyei have access to tertiary education. Discover how Stop Child Abuse (SCA) and FilmAid Kenya brought community leaders together to move past finger-pointing and build actionable solutions for the next generation.

Empowering Young Voices: An SCA Awareness Session on Children’s Rights in Uvira South kivu (DRC)

At Kiza Primary School in Uvira, SCA is transforming rights from abstract concepts into concrete tools that empower children to recognize and resist abuse. Read about our recent direct intervention aimed at creating truly protective school environments in eastern DRC.

Protecting Our Future: Muslim Leaders and Youth Unite Against FGM in Kakuma

Last month, SCA hosted a critical dialogue with Muslim leaders and youth to combat FGM. Together, we explored how prioritizing formal education is the key to protecting our daughters and securing a brighter future for the entire community.

From Evidence to Action: Stop Child Abuse (SCA) Joins RELI Africa for the 2026 Annual Learning & Reflection Convening

Stop Child Abuse (SCA) joins RELI Africa, the Government of Kenya, and education stakeholders to reflect on Life Skills and Values (LSV) and Socio-Emotional Learning (SEL) as the Literacy Shield for children in displacement

Defending the Desk: Combating School-Related Gender-Based Violence Amid Crisis in Uvira, South Kivu

As violent disruptions and massive population displacement compound the vulnerabilities of children in eastern DRC, schools in Uvira must transition from high-risk environments into secure, protective corridors. Here is how local frameworks are confronting school-related gender-based violence (SRGBV).

Beyond the Workshop: Redefining Community-Based Child Protection in Kalobeyei

Government entities and NGOs have conducted countless Child Protection trainings. But what happens after the workshop ends? At SCA, we are moving beyond attendance sheets to build real, community-owned safeguarding movements.

Empowering Change: Protecting Futures through Positive Parenting in Kalobeyei

Last week, Stop Child Abuse (SCA) reached 100 caregivers in Village 3 of Kalobeyei Settlement to address the challenges of parenting in crisis. Through deep discussion on non-violent discipline and resource sharing, we are building a safer, more resilient community.

Reflecting on a Year of Impact: Welcoming Cohere and Porticus to SCA

We are thrilled to host our partners from Cohere and Porticus this week. This visit marks a significant milestone as we evaluate a year of community-led child protection, SEL, and advocacy in Kakuma.

Empowering Caregivers: The Frontline of Child Protection

True child protection isn't just about policies; it's about partnering with parents and caregivers. , we are working side-by-side with our community to ensure every child is safe.

Building Dreams, One Brick at a Time: The Power of Play at SCA

At Stop Child Abuse (SCA), we believe play is the highest form of research. Our recent Lego building session for children aged 4 to 10 provided much more than entertainment it was a vital exercise in motor skills, problem-solving, and building a foundation for a bright, imaginative future.

Reflecting on an Inspiring Day in Kalobeyei: Strengthening Child Protection

Two weeks ago, we partnered with Save the Children Kenya to host a vital child protection session in Kalobeyei. Together with parents, we discussed positive parenting, abuse prevention, and the importance of community-led reporting channels.

Building Bright Futures, Together: Child Protection in Kalobeyei

Last week, Stop Child Abuse (SCA) partnered with Save the Children Kenya to amplify child protection awareness in Kalobeyei. Through interactive community workshops, we are empowering families to recognize their rights and build safer, exploitation-free environments for every child.

Mentorship and Dialogue: Empowering Youth Leaders in Uvira

Change begins with conversation. See how our localized mentorship sessions are helping young men in Uvira become active champions for child protection and community safety.

Resilience in Kakuma: One Woman’s Journey to Healing

Empowering the Next Generation: Child Protection Awareness in Uvira Classrooms

To build a safer future, we must start in the classroom. Discover how our latest awareness campaigns in Uvira, DRC, are empowering students with the knowledge of their rights and the tools to stay safe.

Beyond the Classroom Walls: Outdoor Community Protection Dialogues

When infrastructure is limited, the community becomes the classroom. See how we are taking child protection awareness directly to children in their own neighborhoods to ensure safety everywhere they go.

Delivering Hope: On-the-Ground Support for Vulnerable Families

In times of crisis, immediate and direct action is required to protect the most vulnerable. Discover how our on-the-ground interventions are providing essential relief and restoring dignity to children and families facing extreme hardship.