Cooperazione, Emergenza e Sviluppo
In 2020 alone and not considering the consequences of the global COVID-19 pandemic, 59 countries have been affected by humanitarian crises. In this scenario, the humanitarian community is called to play a role of utmost importance in crisis contexts around the world. It goes beyond the provision of life-saving assistance, to embrace a broader approach […]
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A great achievement rewarding the fruitful collaboration between Cesvi and the Resilience Research Unit (Rires) from Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore (Italy). The prestigious scientific magazine “Child Abuse & Neglect” has published this December the article “Principle-driven program design versus manualized programming in humanitarian settings”, authored by Francesca Giordano from Università Cattolica and Michael Ungar […]
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Polytan GmbH, donated a football mini-pitch to be destined to Cesvi’s activities for child protection in Bergamo.
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Cesvi has always been committed to combating all forms of violence against children, and it does so even when children’s security from harm is threatened by Cesvi’s operation or staff malpractices. For this reason, Cesvi adopted a comprehensive system of policies and procedure to guarantee children are safe and our staff never takes advantage of […]
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On the 14th and 15th of October Cesvi and the Research Unit on Resilience presented the lessons learned in Lyba, related to the adoption of the experimental “Tutor of Resilience” model.
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Eurochild launches a petition to gather signatures supporting a new role at the European Commission – a Commissioner for Children in the next mandate of the European Commission 2019-2024.
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Amel Markus, 26 years old, coordinates psychosocial and non formal education activities promoted by Cesvi in Libya.
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In Italy, this phenomenon affects thousands of children. We need your help to free them from fear and isolation.
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In Peru, thanks to Cesvi’s House of Smiles, young women are helped to leave behind them prostitution and abuses.
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