Safe relationships, supportive adults and pathways to appropriate care.
To promote supportive environments for children and young people affected by stress, adversity, violence or displacement, and connect them to qualified services when specialist care is needed.
People affected by adversity may need stable routines, trusted relationships, social connection and professional support. Poorly designed activities can pressure participants to recount traumatic experiences or make unqualified staff appear to provide clinical treatment.
C4P uses supportive, non-clinical activities and child- and youth-friendly referral pathways. Clinical assessment, therapy and specialised mental-health care are delivered only by qualified providers. Participants are not required to disclose trauma.
A “no forced disclosure” principle. C4P focuses on supportive environments, safe choices and access to qualified care rather than using trauma stories as programme content or publicity.
Children, adolescents and young people affected by stress, adversity, displacement, violence or exclusion, and the trusted adults around them.
Agenda 2063 Aspirations 1, 4 and 6.
Children and young people participate; adults remain responsible.
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