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The Consortium for Street Children (CSC) is the leading international member-based network dedicated to advocating, promoting and campaigning for the rights of street-involved children. We are committed to creating a better and sustainable future for some of the most disadvantaged and stigmatised children by working together to inform and inspire research and action that influences policy and best practice worldwide.
CURRENT PROJECTS
CSC Training Ethiopian Police
Seeking to transform police from violators of street children's rights to their advocates
CSC building local capacity in Tanzania & Zimbabwe
CSC's pilot project catalyses local communities to prevent children migrating to the streets
National Survey of Street Children, Tanzania
Informing the emerging national strategy for street children
WHAT'S ON
21.9.2010
Subject: International Child Protection: How to Recognise and Respond to Child Abuse
Speaker: Terry Smith
Location: Quotidian Investments, Bank
1.9.2010
Subject: Child Protection on the Street: How to put Policy into Practice
Speaker: Patrick Shanahan
Location: Quotidian Investments, Bank, London
NEWS DESK
- 12/8/2010
International Youth Day: CSC on the streets to raise awareness of street children - 4/8/2010
A Message from The Moroccan Children's Trust - 19/7/2010
Press Release-Placing Children's protection at the heart of achieving MDGs - 14/7/2010
Congrats to CSC Staff for running the ASICS 10km London Run on July 11th !! Duncan Ross from CSC in action !! - 7/7/2010
Samson and Deliliah DVDS are up for sale NOW !! from our online shop - 7/7/2010
CSC staff run for charity this Sunday - 2/7/2010
Aviva-CSC Impact Series: A Global Voice for Street Children - 29/6/2010
Zimbabwe's streetchildren challenge: the illusion of change - 7/6/2010
Dispatches: The Lost Girls of South Africa - 24/5/2010
Newsnight: Street Life in Kabul
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