GNRC Moldova working closely with the Association of Professional Women from Moldova and the Educational Department of the Republic of Moldova had been running an information campaign titled “Learn your rights together with us” through which more than 12 thousands children of 6 to 17 years-old and more than 23 thousand parents/caregivers were informed about […]

The GNRC Dominican Republic in partnership with the NGO Coalition for Children marked the World Day of Prayer and Action for Children (DPAC) on November 19, 2015 with an interfaith breakfast meeting attended by 30 religious leaders and faith-based organizations at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Santo Domingo. The different faiths represented in the meeting

The GNRC on 20th November, 2015 conducted a one day spirited campaign against all forms of violence against children living in Kampi Turkana, an IDP Camp in Baringo County for the Turkana people who were displaced by the more aggressive Pokot community in a conflict resulting from cattle rustling. The IDPs are poor and lack

On 23rd November 2015, GNRC Bosnia had a round table in Visoko area as an extended forum of the World Day of Prayer and Action for Children (DPAC). Among the guests to the meeting were: religious leaders, psychologists, teachers, youth and parents. The topics of concern included: – positive parenting, reduction of violence against children

“Creating a world where children are free to enjoy their childhood” was GNRC- South Africa’s title for the Prayer and Action for Children event co-sponsored with Religions for Peace on November 21st, 2015 in Mavela, Ndwedwe; Rural Municipality. The aim of the event was to bring children together through a workshop, play and sports. The

Visoko, Bosnia and Herzegovina was happy to commemorate the World Day of Prayer and Action for Children (DPAC) through an activity themed ‘Stop Violence against Children’. The activity scheduled on 20th November, 2015, was attended by primary school children, religious leaders, teachers of Visoko and the community at large. An estimated 170 primary school pupils attended

Children’s health and proper growth is greatly dependent on the ability of their parents or caregivers to provide them with basic needs including food, shelter, medical and education support. GNRC- Nigeria led by the Nigeria Women of Faith Network embarked on a training beginning in November 2015 to empower over 30 poor or jobless rural women with vocational

On 17th October 2015, The Global Network of Religious for Children (GNRC) South Africa and Religions for Peace organised the International Day to Eradicate Poverty activity at Mavela Ikhaya Project (MIP), Mavela Tribal Authority, Ndwedwe- South Africa. Approximately 30 children availed themselves for the program.