100% FOR THE CHILDREN BREAKS CYCLES OF POVERTY AND DISCRIMINATION.
In 100% for the Children, we work to ensure that children and young people have the opportunity to thrive, regardless of their circumstances.
Results 2022-2024
Local partners
Children and youth
DKK Raised
Implementations
Goals
By end 2027, 100% for the Children will strengthen
- Secure that min. 10.000 parents can safeguard their children’s sexual and reproductive health and rights.
- Support vulnerable families to prevent child-family separation.
- Stregthen the role of local CSOs in reinforcing child protection systems and overseeing care reform implementation.
- + 6 other protection goals
- Distribute menstrual products and/or training to min. 40.000 girls, with 95% able to clean them without infection risk.
- Increase partnerships on access to clean water in slums.
- Offer infant health and caregiving training to 5000 young mothers.
- + 7 other health goals
- Reduce dropout rates by min. 85% at the schools we are presently in.
- Educate min. 2000 families on the necessity of girls’ education.
- Strengthen local CSOs in education advocacy.
- + 3 other education goals
100% for the Children aims to strengthen family and community systems to safeguard children’s rights and wellbeing, and to develop effective child protection mechanisms.
100% for the Children aims to improve access to healthcare and sexual and reproductive health education, targeting street children, young mothers, and marginalized youth, including those with disabilities.
100% for the Children aims to enhance educational access and quality while promoting gender equality and reducing barriers such as teen pregnancies, early/forced marriages and high dropout rates.
100% for the Children works with the particularly vulnerable.
The organization was founded in 2008 by the chaos pilot and moving spirit Signe Møller. The year before she came to Mombasa, where she met children and families at the Kibarani landfill.
The approximately 3,000 families living in the area lived on top of the waste, under poor sanitary conditions. No NGO would act at the time. But Signe would. The meeting with the families inspired her to make a difference and that is why she started the organization.
Over the years, we have learned that empowerment begins with the right to decide. Children and young people living in poor, vulnerable, or marginalized communities in Kenya, Ghana, and Malawi lack adequate resources and face systemic discrimination. They lack choices. Meanwhile, climate change hinders any positive development in marginalized communities.
This is why 100% for the Children is committed to breaking cycles of poverty and discrimination, ensuring that the children and young people we work with have the opportunity to thrive, regardless of their circumstances.
We work with the particularly vulnerable. This includes children and young people from poor and marginalized families, children with disabilities, children from rural areas, and teenage girls who become pregnant.
Our solutions: Sustainable development is best achieved when people themselves are empowered to drive change. We join forces with local organizations to form alliances on joint advocacy, sharing of knowledge, and a readiness to take action.
We decide on our methods according to:
- Biggest impact
- Inclusive & contextual approach
- Transparency
OUR
ARBEJDE
We experience that children and young people can actively shape a future full of opportunities—when given the right support.
GIVE A GIFT THAT TRULY MATTERS
The lack of menstrual products forces girls to stay home from school, miss investing in their future, and risk their health. Give the gift of a menstrual cup to a girl today – and help create a better future. Every cup counts.
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