Newsletters

Find out about our new scholarship programme, humanitarian shelter in Chocó, the conclusion of our project combatting sexual exploitation and our first project in London.

Our Executive Director Ángela meets with Michael Palin, we launch our Football for Peace project and we are now accepting cryptocurrency donations.

This Red Hand Day, we share our important work to combat child recruitment and improve young people's mental health and wellbeing.

We've been improving access to technology for education for Indigenous minorities and refugee children in La Guajira.

Kids from our project with Circulo de Estudios participated in a cultural exchange in Paris, and we began tackling Colombia's silent problem: commercial sexual exploitation.

In our anniversary year, we reflect on our achievements over the last 30 years and the obstacles we have overcome throughout the Covid-19 pandemic.

Our team have been travelling to Africa and Asia to receive training from Civil Society experts and we've been helping children in detention centres.

We're harnessing the power of dance and theatre to empower children in Colombia.

We partnered with ACADESAN to work in the San Juan area of Chocó, and find out how music and art can help protect children.

We're working with Indigenous young people to defend their communities' rights and shape a better future.

We're championing peace, defying fear and reigniting hope in Buenaventura.

We're helping former child soldiers reintegrate into society and empowering young girls through Si Mujer youth leadership programme.

Find out what the peace agreement with the FARC means for Colombia's children and how we're using dance to protect children in Chocó.

As we celebrate our 25th anniversary, we are continuing to work tirelessly to tackle key neglected issues affecting children in Colombia.

As we launch our new name, we explain how children really can change Colombia.

We're working to build peace in schools and communities.

We hope to provide psycho-social support to help children who have been recruited into armed groups to reintegrate into society.

We're tackling the cycle of poverty and violence by improving education in Buenaventura.

We're supporting children living on the streets and in care.

We're working to confront sexual violence against children and child pregnancy.

In partnership with Tiempo de Juego, we're using sport to combat violence and poverty in Cazucá.