Latest reports and resources
Global: Reaching for home: Global learning on family reintegration in low and lower-middle income countries. Joanna Wedge for the Interagency Group on Reintegration, 2013
Democratic Republic of Congo: Research on factors surrounding the family reintegration of street girls in Kinshasa, DRC: the search for long-term and durable solutions in the light of ‘multiple stigmatisations’. Mathilde Guntzberger on behalf of Family for EveryChild and commissioned by War Child UK, 2013
Balkans: Ethical principles for the re/integration of trafficked persons. Experiences from the Balkans. Rebecca Surtees for NEXUS Institute, KBF and GIZ, 2013
USA: Legal services assessment for trafficked children, Cook County, Illinois Case Study. Katherine Kaufka Walts, Linda Rio Reichmann and Catherine Lee, 2013
UK: Still at risk: A review of support for trafficked children. Anita Franklin and Lisa Doyle for The Children’s Society and the Refugee Council, 2013
Nepal: Looking towards tomorrow: A study on the reintegration of trafficking survivors. Laura Buet for Asha Nepal, Terre des hommes Foundation and Shakti Samuha, 2012
Monitoring and Evaluation Project
We have been developing a toolkit to help organisations monitor and evaluate reintegration programmes for children. This work is being supported by an inter-agency steering group including representatives from EveryChild, Save the Children UK, UNICEF, Retrak and Mkombozi. Read the reports below from the consultation with reintegrated children and young people which was designed to feed into the toolkit.
Global: 'Feeling and being a part of something better; Children and young people's perspectives on reintegration. Helen Veitch for Home: The Child Recovery and Reintegration Network, 2013
Global: 'Feeling and being a part of something better' (Child-friendly version)