Protecting children from forced recruitment
Children Change Colombia, alongside CRAN and TDJ, work to prevent forced armed recruitment and reintegrating youth into society through a community based narrative approach towards mental health.
Children Change Colombia, alongside CRAN and TDJ, work to prevent forced armed recruitment and reintegrating youth into society through a community based narrative approach towards mental health.
Fernando Montano, patron of Children Change Colombia and Camila Pinzon, Miss Colombia visited two of the projects CCC has in Bogota to gain a better understanding of the impact of our programmes.
We are thrilled to announce that Michael Palin, renowned traveller, writer, and presenter, will feature our charity, Children Change Colombia, in a special Radio 4 BBC Appeal on the 6th and 10th of August.
Last week, we celebrated World Population Day (July 11) and World Youth Skills Day (July 13). To commemorate, we want to tell you a bit more about our projects focused on the importance of youth-skills for children and young people in order for them to advocate for themselves and improve their lives.
Children Change Colombia, Mision Gaia and Rebel Business School have been working together with the students of the Sierra Nevada of Santa Marta to offer a unique opportunity to the students in our education project: The Rebel Entrepreneurship Workshop
We’re so excited to share with you our Executive Director’s field trip in Colombia, where she visited many projects that CCC works in partnership with. Read all about her experience here.
Children Change Colombia and Rodeemos el Dialogo met to discuss the rights of children and young people in light of the Colombian Truth Commission’s findings
How does Children Change Colombia work to reduce the trauma and stigma faced by survivors of child recruitment in Colombia?
What is Children Change Colombia doing to tackle the issue of forced child recruitment in Colombia?
Children Change Colombia aims to provide our local partners with invaluable tools to heal trauma in children affected by the armed conflict in Colombia.