Get involved
Everyone has a role to play in protecting children. Find your path — donate, partner, volunteer, or advocate.
A call to action for everyone
This is not a call only for policymakers or philanthropists. It is a call for citizens, businesses, educators, and young people to participate in safeguarding the next generation.
Make a donation
Your donation funds trauma therapy, education in emergencies, legal protection, and community programs. We ensure every dollar reaches those who need it most.
Your impact
- $50 trauma counseling for 2 children
- $100 school supplies for 20 kids
- $500 community workshop for 50 parents
* 10% of all donations support our monitoring & evaluation.
Why partner with ICCSS?
Join a growing coalition of NGOs, governments, and businesses committed to child safety. Together we can scale solutions and influence global policy.
Current partners: UNICEF, ICRC, Save the Children, Baoboza, and 30+ local organizations.
Become a partner
We seek strategic alliances that amplify our impact — whether through funding, technical expertise, or on-the-ground implementation.
Contact partnership teamVolunteer opportunities
From trauma therapists to translators, fundraisers to field coordinators — your skills can protect children.
Current needs
- 🇾🇪 Yemen Child psychologists
- 🇸🇸 South Sudan Teachers
- 🌍 Remote Grant writers
Advocacy toolkit
We provide materials, data, and training to help you speak up for child protection in your community, workplace, or government.
Download toolkit →Become an advocate
Share stories, demand accountability, and push for Universal War Law. Every voice adds pressure for change.
Join advocacy networkAre you an employer?
Implement safeguarding policies in your supply chain. Match employee donations. Sponsor a workshop. Your business can make a difference.
Contact corporate engagement"If you're a donor, tailor your support to transparent outcomes. If you're a student or teacher, advocate for child rights. If you're a speaker, share stories that illuminate the human face of conflict."
— Baoboza ICCSS keynote
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