Home: The Child Recovery and Reintegration Network (www.childrecovery.info) was launched at the end of 2010.
The Network supports knowledge transfer surrounding the recovery and reintegration of children affected by sexual exploitation and related trafficking globally. To achieve this, the Network facilitates the exchange of tools, research findings, experiences and learning between, and among, practitioners and researchers working worldwide.
The value and overall success of the Network relies on the input and engagement of those working in the field.
Since the launch, the Network Coordinator has been engaging with practitioners across the globe, asking them to share their experiences and learning through a Q & A feature - 'from the frontline' - on the Network's website. Practitioners answer a standard set of questions allowing them to share their experiences, highlights and challenges whilst drawing attention to their own work.
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Previous news from Home: The Child Recovery and Reintegration Network:
Report: Assessment Report on Reintegration Support Models for Victims of Trafficking in Viet Nam
03.04.2013
Survey on childtrafficking.com website
19.03.2013