• accompanying children,  young people and their families in our alternative care and family strengthening programmes on their educational journey
  • promoting quality education, focusing on the child and young person as a resourceful individual with unique skills and capabilities

  • supporting and creating inclusive learning environments that are non-discriminatory, non-violent, intercultural and gender-sensitive

  • working closely with partners and schools to ensure trauma-sensitive quality education, including remedial education and extra-curricular activities for children and young people whose education was disrupted by traumatic events such as disasters, wars, violence or discrimination

  • working with national and local governments and community-based organizations to empower communities and parents to develop and strengthen educational programmes and support

  • Supporting young people with mentoring, coaching and other measures to develop life skills, foster employability or entrepreneurship, and promote independence and equal participation in social and economic life