Tag: Partnerships

Research consistently shows that up to 80% of children living in institutional care globally have at least one living parent. Most of these children are not “orphans” in the traditional sense.

Cyclone Ditwah has caused the worst flooding Sri Lanka has seen in over 20 years. CERI is responding to community and family needs.

Lasting change doesn’t just happen in homes, it happens in legislation, social work infrastructure, and government-led reform.

Child protection laws safeguard children’s rights, preserve family unity, and build stronger communities for future generations.

CERI signed a landmark agreement in Guatemala to launch vocational opportunities for youth in rural communities.

CERI is partnering with the Secretaría de Bienestar Social de la República (SBS), the Guatemalan government’s social welfare agency.

In Kokkaddicholai, Sri Lanka, the community gathers excitedly around their new tennis and basketball courts and watch their children play there for the first time.