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Posts tagged with: Community Prevention

November 2, 2023

Community-led child protection to prevent human trafficking

Uganda Child Protection

November 2, 2023

Sarah’s story: Hope and household incomes restored through village savings groups

Self-Help Groups Uganda

September 20, 2023

Volunteer in Ethiopia identifies six child exploitation victims in her community

Ethiopia

March 6, 2023

International Women’s Day: Taking ownership in Ethiopia

Ethiopia International Womens Day

September 30, 2022

How our Child Wellbeing Clubs prevent human trafficking

Uganda Ethiopia

December 14, 2021

Working together with public and private sectors to end human trafficking

Collaboration Uganda

December 1, 2021

Hope for Justice and UNICEF to transform future for vulnerable children in Ethiopia

Unicef Ethiopia

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Buddy’s story

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