We have empowered children for 25 years! After a quarter century the Nobody’s Children Foundation has changed its name into Empowering Children Foundation.

Moldovan NCCAP and Polish Empowering Children Foundation (formerly Nobody's Children Foundation) conducted in their countries a study which goal was to examine long-term effects of sexual abuse of children, especially those related to risky sexual behaviours (multiple partners, promiscuous behaviours), susceptibility to re-victimization, and prostitution.

The report presents the results of an international research project carried out by the Nobody's Children Foundation in 6 countries of Central and Eastern Europe within the programme „Prevention of child sexual abuse and exploitation in Central and Eastern Europe-a comprehensive approach".

Secret

The purpose of the social campaign “Secret” is to broaden social awareness of child sexual abuse and to engage people in combating the crime by allocating 1% of their taxes to the Nobody’s Children Foundation.

Hug a Hater

Social campaign aimed at combating hate speech on the Internet. Its main purpose is to raise young people’s awareness of the damaging consequences of hate speech, along with presenting strategies to effectively deal with online hate.

Chatting Pants

One in five children in Europe falls victim to sexual abuse. However, the data gathered in Poland shows that only 50% of parents talk with their children about sexual exploitation.

I think, therefore I don't send

Sexting, which means sending sexually explicit or sexually suggestive material of oneself via mobile phone or the Internet, poses great hazards to young people.

Add a Friend

"Add a Friend" is a nationwide campaign launched in Poland by Disney Channel and Disney XD along with the Nobody’s Children Foundation.

This research was conducted by Nobody's Children Foundation as part of the Mario Project: Joint action to protect Central and South Eastern European migrant children from abuse, exploitaition and trafficking in Europe. The main goal of this research was to assess the situation of children on the move within the context of the child protection system in Poland.

On 20th and 21st of October took place the 11th National Conference „Helping Children-Victims of Crime" organized by Nobody's Children Foundation, the Ministry of Justice and the Department of Social Policy of Warsaw's City Hall.