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  • Home
    • About The Fund
    • Leadership
    • Staff
    • FUNDING CRITERIA
  • Our work
    • Child Survival and Development
    • Child Safety and Protection >
      • Background of the CSP programme
      • Reports
      • Creating safer environment for children in schools and communities
      • Creating safety through economic strengthening activities
      • Girls Symposium
    • Youth Leadership Programme >
      • Efeng Bacha
    • Sustainable Livelihoods Project
    • PAST WORK >
      • 2010-2015
      • 2005-2010
      • 2000-2005
      • 1995-2000
  • News
  • Events
  • Reports
    • Deloitte
    • Annual Reports
    • National Children’s Manifesto 2019
    • Media Release
  • COVID-19
  • Contact
  • UK
  • Donate
    • Pledge your skills
    • Donate
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Child Safety and  Protection
 

Child Safety and Protection Programme​

The Child Safety and Protection (CSP) intends to create a safer environment for children and youth in schools and communities. The main focus of the programme is reduction of corporal punishment in schools, decrease of sexual and gender based violence amongst women and girls and elimination of bullying within the schools. The programme currently is running in the following provinces Limpopo, Gauteng, Kwa Zulu Natal, Eastern Cape and Western Cape.
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Creating safer environment for children in schools and communities
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Creating safety through economic strengthening activities
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Girls
Symposium​
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Learning and Sharing session: March 2018

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Latest news: Campaigns on
reducing gender based violence
​amongst women and girls

The Stop Destroying our Future Campaign was a response by young people from four provinces of Gauteng, Limpopo, Eastern Cape and Western Cape after a brutal deaths of Deoline and Maria. The on line campaign that started on the 20th August running till the end of December reached 15252 and 588 likes. On the daily basis there were discussion on different topics
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Upcoming activities Children’s round table on  Children’s Manifesto

South Africa will be going into the polls in 2019 and all political parties will be making promises on what they will deliver for citizens. While children cannot case their votes they can still contribute in holding the political parties accountable in creating a safer and nurturing environment for children Learning and sharing in July 2019, the Fund will

OUR CONTACTS

South Africa Main Office

21 Eastwold Way, Saxonwold 2196, Gauteng
P.O. Box 797 Highlands North 2037
Email : info@nmcf.co.za​
Tel: (+27) 11 274-5600

Fax (+27) 11 486-3914

United Kingdom

Kathi Scott: Executive Director 
Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund UK
Email:  Kathi.scott@nmcf.co.uk
Tel:  +44 7768 807677
Instagram: @wearenmcfuk

United States of America

2030 Q Street NW
Washington DC
20009
Tel: (202) 735 2362
Fax: (617) 443 1076

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