Child Protection

Campos de Esperanza aims to promote the improvement of working conditions and prevent child labor in migrant agricultural communities in Oaxaca and Veracruz in the sugarcane and coffee sectors.  

The Senderos project works with government, the private sector, and civil society to improve adherence to international standards on child labor, forced labor, occupational safety and health, and other acceptable conditions of

World Vision dreams of a Kenya without female genital mutilation (FGM) and child marriage. We aspire to end those harmful practices in the project area — to ensure that all girls and

Through PREP4Change, a consortium of organizations led by La Isla Network is working to address urgent health risks, including occupational heat stress driven by climate change, facing workers in the sugar sector

World Vision’s Youth Workforce Development Project in Honduras seeks to improve economic opportunities for young women and men, ages 15 to 29, by having them participate in World Vision’s Youth Ready Program.

The goal of Futuros Brillantes is to reduce child labor; improve labor rights in Honduras; and work with the Honduran government, industry, and other stakeholders to build the Ministry of Labor’s (STSS)

The Puentes Project seeks to improve the quality of life of youth ages 15-29 in selected Guatemalan municipalities, as measured by indicators of employment, education, and hope, thus addressing the main drivers

World Vision is implementing the Community Roots Project, in partnership with RTI, to address violence and migration in disadvantaged communities through holistic violence and irregular migration prevention approaches. The project directly contributes

The Guatemala Anti-Trafficking in Persons Project (GATIP) worked to improve the quality of victim-centered trafficking investigations by strengthening public institution coordination and supporting survivor-informed, victim-centered law enforcement, operations, and criminal justice proceedings.

World Vision has enhanced child protection and shelter conditions for vulnerable Venezuelan migrants, particularly children at risk, unaccompanied and separated children (UASC), and caregivers through the Caminantes routes of Tona-Bucaramanga-Bogotá and Cali-Ipiales,