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Our trustee talks about his visit to our project, located in the Santa Fe neighbourhood known as the “tolerance zone” in Bogotá
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Preventing child recruitment in Colombia and promoting gender equality through football and other sports initiatives
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Building youth skills and improving access to education for indigenous and migrant children in rural Colombia
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Tackling poverty in Colombia through access to vocational education and training in sustainable tourism for young people.
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A fundraiser at Children Change Colombia talks about her experience visiting the projects in Colombia and their performance at the Ibero-American film festival.
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Tackling poverty in Colombia through access to vocational education and training in sustainable tourism for young people.
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Over 35,000 children are involved in commercial sexual exploitation in Colombia annually. How are we working to tackle this issue?
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Colombia's Silent Problem
Sexual exploitation, abuse, and trafficking persist as critical issues within Colombia. We have identified the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC) as one of the most pressing dangers facing vulnerable children throughout the country.
This newsletter features our work with children and young people who are at risk of sexual exploitation or have survived such trauma by equipping them with the skills, confidence, and knowledge they need to protect themselves and create rich and fulfilling futures.
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