History
2012
Keeping Children Safe undertakes training in five further countries (Democratic Republic of Congo, Haiti, Tanzania, Mozambique and Uganda) for USAID Aidstar-One programme
Keeping Children Safe celebrates it's 10th anniversary - 18 April 2012
Keeping Children Safe publishes new update toolkit with resources on child participation in child protection.
2011
Keeping Children Safe undertakes training in five countries (South Africa, Ethiopia, Swaziland, Nigeria and Lesotho) for USAID Aidstar- One programme
Toolkit launched in Arabic in Beirut, Lebanon with Terre des Hommes and Keeping Children Safe
Keeping Children Safe joins the UNICEF Child Protection Working Group
Keeping Children Safe registered as a UK charity
Alex Dressler joins as Consultancy and Training Manager and Sally Warren joins as Communications and Advocacy Manager
Keeping Children Safe and Handicap International hold trainings in Madagascar
Keeping Children Safe hold course on child participation in child protection with Child-to-Child Trust.
2010
March 2010 - Corinne Davey appointed Director of Keeping Children Safe
New governance arrangements put in place including Board of Trustees and new membership arrangements
2009
New three year strategy developed and funding secured
2008
Keeping Children Safe standards adopted by European Commission's Humanitarian Aid Department
SOS International hold training session at their headquarters in Innsbruck
Follow up to regional trainings in West Africa in Senegal and Sierra Leone
Trainings in East Africa in collaboration with Everychild and ACPF (funded by Oak) - Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia
Terre des Homme and Keeping Children Safe trainings in Indonesia and Nigeria
2007
Regional training workshops help in Senegal, Ghana, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Cote d’Ivoire and Nigeria
Terre des Hommes Foundation Switzerland organised two training sessions for organisations in Latin America in Lima, Peru
Keeping Children Safe standards adopted by Department for International Development (DFID) as a condition of the Civil Society Challenge Fund
2006
Keeping Children Safe toolkit launched by Professor Paulo Pinheiro, the Independent Expert for the UN Study on Violence Against Children and by Mr. Juan Miguel Petit, UN Special Rapporteur on the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography.
2001
Keeping Children Safe established in response to incidences of abuse and exploitation of children that were arising as a result of organisations work with vulnerable communities
