It takes a world
to end sexual exploitation of children
PHILIPPINES
There is nothing worse for a child than experiencing violence, exploitation or neglect. In 2017, World Vision in the Philippines launched its global campaign to end sexual exploitation against children. World Vision is committed to stand and speak out to protect children from harm, grieving with the abused and seeking restoration.
CAMPAIGN GOAL 3 Million Children are protected from sexual exploitation by 2020.
STATISTICS Philippines ranks 10th worldwide on prevalence of sexual exploitation among children aged 10-14
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Caregroups demonstrate behaviours that provide a caring and protective environment for all girls and boys, especially the Most Vulnerable Children (MVC).
2 Increase accountability and good governance for child protection. 3 Multi-Sectoral response implement measures to prevent and address sexual exploitation of children.
CAMPAIGN STRATEGIES
17.1% of children experienced sexual violence while growing up
Children as young as 3 months old are victims of livestream sexual abuse
50% of reported cases on cyber crime is online child abuse
CAMPAIGN OUTCOMES 1
1 out of 10 children experience sexual violence in the home
CAMPAIGN LOCATION The campaign will be implemented within the 23 area programmes of World Vision in the Philippines.
1st year
Manila, Cebu and Misamis Occidental
2nd year
Malabon, Albay, North Cebu, Leyte, Bukidnon and West Misamis
3rd to 4th year
Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur, Batangas, Pangasinan, Sorsogon, Leyte , Samar, Bohol , Aklan, Antique, Zamboanga del Norte, North Cotabato
Raise Awareness Empower Caregivers and Children Establish Online Hotline Support Front-Liners, Rescue Operations and Legal Interventions Support Safe Shelters and Reintegration Programs
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It takes a world to end sexual exploitation against children
PHILIPPINES
AREAS FOR PARTNERSHIP AWARENESS RAISING Child-friendly awareness campaign in the schools, churches and other Children and Youth Groups Mall Campaigns that would reach the general public includes exhibits and shows Film Festival Radio and Television infomercials Social Media Campaigns Development of engaging awareness materials such as Books,Videos, Toys, Mobile App Games, etc.
SUPPORTING ONLINE SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF CHILDREN (OSEC) PREVENTION TRAINING Skills training for caregivers such as parents and teachers on OSEC prevention Skills training for children on OSEC and other sexual abuse prevention such as the Online Hotlines, “Safe Touch” among others
SUPPORTING RESCUE OPERATIONS AND AFTER CARE PROGRAM Provision of After Care Kits that consists of clothes, hygiene kits and toys for children Supporting operation of Shelters that can provide short term or long term safe environment for survivors Training of our frontlines on Trauma-informed case handling Provision of sustained free legal assistance to the survivors
SUPPORTING REINTEGRATION PROGRAM Provision of skill training for employment or business of either the survivor or their family Provision of employment or business capital for the survivors or their family
SUPPORTING SURVIVORS TO BE ADVOCATES Supporting a group of survivors conduct awareness raising activities through theatre and arts
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wvphilippines
@worldvisionph
wvphilippines
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