Project Overview

The project receives reports regarding children at risk and provides rapid intervention to ensure their protection. This is achieved by networking with relevant authorities and providing legal and psychological support, as well as shelter, based on the child’s specific needs.

• 24/7 reporting reception.
• Psychosocial support.
• Legal support.
• Provision of emergency shelter when necessary.
• Networking with Child Prosecutors, the National Council for Childhood and Motherhood (NCCM), and civil society organizations.

• Children from birth up to 18 years old.

• Cairo – Giza – Qalyubia.

• Following up on approximately 1,800 reports annually.

The program operates in partnership with:

• Governmental bodies concerned with child protection.
• The National Council for Childhood and Motherhood (NCCM).
• Child Prosecutors.
• Local civil society organizations.

• Protecting thousands of children annually from the risks of violence and exploitation.
• Improving the mental and social health of children and their families.
• Enhancing opportunities for education, training, and self-reliance.
• Supporting family stability and reducing the number of children returning to the streets.

For more information about the Child Care and Protection Program or its various projects, you can reach us through our official communication channels or via our social media pages.