Child and Internet

In June 2009 a group of Polish organizations providing assistance to abused children and children at risk joined ECPAT International Network as a new affiliate group. The cooperation was initiated and is coordinated by the Nobody's Children Foundation. 

"Comprehensive response to child pornography" project is a joint initiative of Centre for Inclusive Education and Save the Children Norway - SEE Regional Office aiming to strengthen the system for prevention of online sexual exploitation of children in Bosnia and Herzegovia. The project is implemented with the financial support of Save the Chidren Norway, the Bosnia and Herzegovina government and the OAK Foundation.

On 10 February 2009 Nobody's Children Foundation and NASK, organizations implementing the European Union's Saferinternet.pl project, organized the Safer Internet Day in Poland.

Wild Web Woods is an online game developed by the Council of Europe. It's a useful tool for teaching children aged about 7 - 10 basic Internet safety in a fun and friendly fairy tale environment. The game currently exists in 20 languages, including Bulgarian, Hungarian, Polish, Romanian, Russian, Latvian, Lithuanian and Romani.