Projects

Thousands of children quietly carry adult responsibilities at home. A new initiative aims to ensure schools identify and support them early – before the impact becomes long-term.

Stronger together-Building Confidence begins with a simple but powerful idea: to give young people a place where they are seen, where they can try, fail — and discover that they belong.

A hands-on, inclusive programme is helping young people find new pathways into work, training and a sense of direction.

A new local hub to support children and families early on. In parts of Oslo, many children grow up facing challenges that are not always visible. A new Blue Cross Children’s Station is now being established to provide early support and prevent problems from escalating.

More children and young people will get support earlier – where they live and go to school. Kavli Trust is now strengthening efforts in Stovner, Oslo.

Too many children in Nepal face mental health challenges without support. A new initiative is changing that—through early intervention, prevention, and strong local ownership.

Through a long-term, locally rooted approach, Human Practice Foundation is strengthening education for thousands of children in one of Nepal’s most remote regions.

Through digital training and accessible support, Bris is equipping adults to better support children—helping prevent mental ill health and social exclusion across Sweden.

With support from the Kavli Trust, Place2Be is delivering early, accessible mental health support to children in North East England – right where they are, every day.

Through early intervention, prevention and strong local engagement, Erikshjälpen’s Future Workshops aim to tackle social exclusion and create better opportunities for children and young people.

More young people are feeling disconnected and unsure of their ability to influence society. Through jobs in media production, Jungeltelegraf1 gives young people practical experience, confidence, and a platform to be heard.

A new initiative will help children affected by conflict and displacement regain a sense of safety, improve their wellbeing, and succeed in school.

For many young people, the path into work or education is fragmented and hard to navigate. The 4uvas project brings a new approach – combining early intervention, prevention and strong local partnerships to create lasting change.