Our partner organisation, ACADESAN, has harnessed the power of football to keep children and young people away from armed groups and illegal activities. This article explores the method and principles7 February 2023
Read MoreFor this Children’s Mental Health Week we’d like to highlight the work we do to support children suffering from trauma.
As part of the CCC capacity building program we have been working with Action for Child Trauma International (ACTI) for 3 years providing our local partners with invaluable tools to help heal trauma in children affected by the armed conflict in Colombia.
These methodologies have been taken to other areas in the world that suffer from internal conflict or natural disasters such as Africa and the Middle East. Thanks to CCC this knowledge has been brought for the first time to the Americas, with Colombia as the first country. We also extended the workshops to civil servants of the Colombian Family Welfare Institute (ICBF in Spanish) last year spreading the knowledge even further.
Becky, our Communications Coordinator, interviewed Stella Charman, Executive Director of ACTI, and talked about the work we do together to who suffer from trauma. We hope you will enjoy the video.
Our partner organisation, ACADESAN, has harnessed the power of football to keep children and young people away from armed groups and illegal activities. This article explores the method and principles7 February 2023
Read MoreColombia Colores is the first project implemented by CCC in London, aimed at the children of the Colombian diaspora that teaches about the richness of Colombian culture through music, art7 February 2023
Read MoreWe want to celebrate Teacher's Day and value their important role in the menatl health of children, to also thank them in this year's Mental Health Day.
Read MoreChildren 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.
Read MoreChildren 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.
Read MoreFernando 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 of7 February 2023
Read MoreWe 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 6th7 February 2023
Read MoreLast 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 focused7 February 2023
Read MoreChildren 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 the7 February 2023
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