54 Commonwealth nations announce a historic, unanimous commitment to eliminate orphanages.
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Kenya’s new care reform strategy is a return to family and community-based care for Kenyan children. Regional Advocacy Manager Stephen Ucembe explains the context for this momentous event.
A child protection emergency is looming in Ukraine. Here are our key recommendations to address it.
The report from the 4th Biennial International Conference on Alternative care for Children in Asia (BICON).
There is a real buzz this week as hundreds of governments, activists and civil society gather for the United Nations Global Disability Summit.
The pandemic has forced us to find new and different ways to approach many issues. Director of Global Advocacy, Michela Costa, asks – is this the start of the fightback against orphanage care?
Hope and Homes for Children took a central role in the preperations for the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child (CRC)’s DGD in September 2021. This article reflects on the DGD.
For care reform to truly flourish at scale, it requires greater coherence, collaboration and to be centre-stage in global initiatives to promote human rights, address poverty and build community resilience. Read our recommendations for the 2021 United Nations Day of General Discussion on Children’s Rights and Alternative Care
A number of children with disabilities, reunited with their families through our work, are now calling on the UN to recognise orphanages as one of the biggest barriers to progress on creating safe, healthy and inclusive communities.
Alongside 23 organisations, we outline our joint recommendations for how to make this Strategy a success for all children.