“Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center announces a series of humanitarian actions aiming to support children and families who have been affected by the war in Ukraine. For this purpose Hope For Children established partnership with the network of International volunteers named CY4UA – Cyprus for Ukra…
Read More
Enhancing children’s participation through Digital Complaints and Reporting (Children Digi-CORE) is a project between Italy (University Degli Studi di Torino, Associazione Agevolando, Synesthesia SRL, Regione Piemonte) and Cyprus. Powerful but neglected tools in promoting children’s rights are direc…
Read More
“Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center achieved a new milestone in its history, the inauguration of its USA operations in New York. The establishment of the Organization in the US is a result of hard work over the last two years aiming to further grow the organization and support its initiatives that…
Read More
Marika Scandola works at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center as a Support Officer at the shelter of unaccompanied children, in Nicosia. She holds a Bachelor Degree in Languages, Cultures and Linguistics obtained at the University Ca’ Foscari in Venice (Italy), and a Master Degree in International…
Read More
Christiana Charalambous works at “Hope for Children” CRC Policy Center as a Support Officer at the shelter of unaccompanied children, in Nicosia. She holds a Bachelor degree in Occupational Therapy and she currently studies a Master degree in Mental Health for Children and Adolescences at the Europe…
Read More
Maria Anastasiou works at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Centre, as a Support Officer for unaccompanied children at “Home For Hope” in Nicosia. She holds a Bachelor degree in “Social Work” from the Nicosia University of Cyprus where she had the opportunity to study and work with various vulnerable g…
Read More
Irene Papastavrou works at ‘Hope For Children” CRC Policy Centre’, as a Support Officer at the Humanitarian Division of the Organization at the shelter of unaccompanied children, in Nicosia. She has graduated from European University of Cyprus as an Occupational therapist. She has been a MSc student…
Read More
CARE project aims at investigating what is the trauma that children may experience during the processes of investigation, removal and out-of-home placement and what can first responders, such as social workers, police officers, medical practitioners and helpline operators, do in order to reduce this…
Read More
Formalising the European Barnahus Movement through establishing training in Europe and a formal network. This project aims to ensure a systematic, accelerated, and sustainable effort to train staff and facilitate professional exchange and development across Europe, taking into account the combined n…
Read More
The Programme aims to raise public awareness in the educational community through the development of methods of identification, prevention and handling of bullying incidents. Hope For Children delivers seminars to parents and training in schools for the establishment of peer-to-peer support and educ…
Read More
European harmonized line operated by the “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center in cooperation with Association for the Prevention and Handling of Violence in the Family (SPAVO). The Missing Children European harmonized hotline 116000 is a tool for the prevention and handling of missing children, acc…
Read More
The ONE in Five Campaign is a Council of Europe initiative, which is being represented in Cyprus by Hope For Children. It focuses on the data that suggests roughly 1 in 5 children in Europe are the victims of sexual violence. The campaign has two main goals: to encourage governments to ratify the La…
Read More
Zina Andronikou works at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center s a Clinical Psychologist at the Children’s House in Nicosia. Zina is providing services to sexual abuse cases by performing psychological assessments, therapy and counseling to children and their families. Zina holds a Bachelor Degree i…
Read More
Xenia Nicolaou works at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center ανδ holds the position of Administrative Officer Headquarters, in Nicosia. She acquires a BA in Psychology (minor Sociology) from Roosevelt University, USA and an MA in Continuing Education and Life Long Learning from the Open University…
Read More
Theodoros Constantinou works at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center as a Support Officer at Homes For Hope for unaccompanied children in Larnaca. He graduated from the Department of Social Work of Frederick University in Cyprus. During his studies Theodoros worked at the Nicosia Municipality Multi…
Read More
Souzanna Charalambous works at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center since October 2019 as a Support Officer at “Homes of Hope” for unaccompanied children, in Nicosia. Souzanna is a graduate of Secretarial Studies in the Department of Office Administration and Computer Management of the CDA College….
Read More
Petroula Hadjifoti works “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center as a Clinical Psychologist at the “Children’s House”, in Limassol. Petroula studied Psychology at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece. Then she continued her studies at the University of Sofia «St. Kliment Ohridski…
Read More
Natasa Aniftou works at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center as a Support Officer at Homes For Hope for unaccompanied children in Larnaca. She holds a Degree in Pre-Primary Education from Frederick University. After she completed her internship, Natasa worked in various school units as a kindergart…
Read More
Naso Panayi works at “Home For Hope” CRC Policy Center as a Support Officer at “Homes For Hope” for unaccompanied children, in Larnaca. She holds a Bachelor Degree of Arts in Social and Behavioral Sciences majoring in Psychology, from the European University of Cyprus. Naso completed the Systemic Ps…
Read More
Michaella Vasiliou is working at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Centre as a Support Officer at Home For Hope in Larnaca. She graduated from University of Cyprus Turkish and Middle -Eastern studies following the direction of History and Politics. Additionally, she participated in several seminars abo…
Read More
Marina Pavlova works at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center is a graphic designer and social media manager with more than 5 years of experience. She holds BSc in Engineering from Russia, an MBA in Marketing from the University of Nicosia, and has completed several professional training courses reg…
Read More
Marianna Papakyriakou works at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center as a Support Officer at “Homes For Hope” for unaccompanied children, in Larnaca. She graduated the Pancyprian Lyceum of Larnaca and she completed her degree as a Teacher of Primary School Education at the University of Patras. Du…
Read More
Shahd Alqarout works at “Hope for Children” CRC Policy Center as a Support Officer and Cultural Mediator at ”Home For Hope” for unaccompanied children, in Nicosia. Shahd holds a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from the Frederick University. Her responsibilities includes managing the needs of the…
Read More
Maria Iacovou work at “Hope for Children” CRC Policy Center as a Counselling Psychologist at the Foster Care Department, in Nicosia. Maria offers psychological support to foster families and children. She also offers counselling services to parents and children through the counselling services that…
Read More
Elpida Loizou is employed at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center as a Clinical Psychologist at the Foster Department, in Limassol. She has a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from the University of Cyprus and a Master in Science Degree in Clinical Psychology from the University of Nicosia. She carri…
Read More
Maria Charalambous works at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center as a Support Officer at Homes For Hope for unaccompanied children, in Nicosia. Maria holds a Master’s in Career Counseling and Guidance, from the European University, Cyprus. Additionally, she has attended the specialization program i…
Read More
Luisa Vannetti works at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Centre, as a Support Officer at “Home For Hope” for unaccompanied children in Nicosia. She holds a Bachelor degree in “Linguistic and Cultural Mediation” from the University for Foreigners of Siena where she had the opportunity to study and work…
Read More
Elisavet Papaki works at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Centre as a Support Officer at “Home For Hope” for unaccompanied children, in Nicosia. She holds a Bachelor Degree at Sociology from the Department of Social and Political Sciences, University of Cyprus. During her studies she came in touch in…
Read More
Elena Markou works at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center as a Support Officer at the “Homes For Hope” For unaccompanied children, in Larnaca. She has studied Radiology and graduated from the Hertfordshire University in the UK. After her graduation, Elena has completed a three year practicum as Ra…
Read More
Eırini Vasılıou is a Socıal Worker at “Hope for Children” CRC Policy Center and works as a Support Officer at Home For Hope for unaccompanied children, in Larnaca. She acquires a Bachelor’s Degree ın Socıal Work wıth specıalızatıon ın School Socıal Work from Frederıck University. Whıle completıng he…
Read More
Debora Zito works as a Support Officer at the “Home For Hope” for unaccompanied children in Nicosia of “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Centre, since November 2020. Debora acquires a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Sciences and a Master’s in International Relations. Her professional experience is rela…
Read More
Costas Demetriou works as a Clinical Psychologist at the “Children’s House” of “Hope for Children” CRC Policy Center. His duties include the provision of services to minor victims of sexual abuse, like psychological assessment, therapy and psychoeducation to children and their families. He is a lice…
Read More
Chloe Skotinou works at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center as a Senior Legion Officer since August 2021, in Nicosia. Chloe has a coordinating role between the Organization and the authorities which the Hope For Children collaborate with. Chloe is also managing operational matters providing suppor…
Read More
Athina Hadjiantoni is a Social Worker and works at “Hope for Children” CRC Policy Center as a Support Officer at Home For Hope for unaccompanied children, in Larnaca. He is a graduate of Frederick University, the Department of Ηumanities with a degree in Social Work. She is registered with the Cypru…
Read More
Andreas Damianou is a member of he Psychology Department and works as a Counselor at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center. Andreas has earned his Psychology degree at Bristol UWE and his Counselling Psychology MSc at Keele University following an Integrative-Humanisitc appoach. He completed his pra…
Read More
Alexia Eugeniou works at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center as Support Officer at the shelters of unaccompanied children and holds a Bachelors and Master’s degrees in speech therapy from Clement Ochrinski University in Sofia. She also holds a Master’s degree in dyslexia and special education from…
Read More
Aimilia Georgiadou works at ‘Hope For Children” CRC Policy Centre’ as a Social Worker at Children’s House. She has graduated from the Technical Institution of Athens, of Health and Welfare School of Social Services department. She has obtained a BSc of Social work and she is registered at the Cyprus…
Read More
Angeliki Theofilou works at at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center and holds the position of Support Officer at the shelter for unaccompanied children in Larnaca. She obtained a BSc degree in Psychology at Frederick University. She had worked as a volunteer for the last three years at the Muscular…
Read More
Arianna Tortelli works at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center as a Project Officer under the Education, Awareness & Capacity Building Unit of the Research & Development Division. She holds a BSc in Social Sciences for International Cooperation, Development and Peace by the University of Milan, a M…
Read More
Dr. Pinar Zubaroglu-Ioannides is the Director for Research and Development Division at “Hope for Children” CRC Policy Center. She is responsible for coordinating research projects, creating collaborations with institutions and centers on interdisciplinary research and grants, drafting European and n…
Read More
Hope For Children is operating semi-independent living structures for unaccompanied children. This programme does not only focus with covering children’s current basic needs, but also helps them acquire the skills and experience needed to make a successful transition to independence and adulthood. T…
Read More
Provision of social, psychological and legal support services by the specialized staff of “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center to children, young people and their families. The services are provided free of charge and address children who are experiencing difficult life events, family difficulties…
Read More
“Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center provides a variety of experiential workshops based on the method of non-formal education to children of all educational levels. The aim of these actions is to promote the effective prevention and handling of violence in school / educational context, as well as b…
Read More
Transnational Youth Forum 2022: Climate Change, Global Concerns and impact on the Rights of the Future Generations is a project funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Commission, which aims at bringing together youth, experts and policy-makers from different European countries to foster de…
Read More
FA.B! – FAmily Based care for children in migration is a transnational project aimed at supporting the improvement and expansion of quality alternative family-based care system for unaccompanied migrant children in 5 European frontline Mediterranean Countries: Italy, Greece, Spain, Malta and Cyprus….
Read More
The Regenerate and Innovate: Social Impact Volunteering for Youth (RISIV) project is a transnational partnership between France, Spain, Portugal, the UK, Italy and Cyprus, that aims to provide an innovative model of social inclusion through youth participation in community service through local and…
Read More
Therapeutic Foster Care for Unaccompanied Minor Refugees and their foster families (FORM) is a cooperative partnership between organizations from Belgium, Germany, Italy, and Cyprus in vocational education and training. This project aims to help the most vulnerable children and youngsters, who have…
Read More
Voices for respect, celebrating difference, and tackling hate (YCreate) is a Strategic Partnership between the United Kingdom, Netherlands, Italy, Greece, and Cyprus for Creativity in the Field of Youth in response to the COVID-19 situation. The focus of this project is on equipping young people to…
Read More
Creative empowerment for Europe’s disadvantaged youth. The new European project “Bigtime Takeover aims at empowering young people to use their creativity and the potential of technology in positive ways to express themselves on issues that affect directly their lives. It is based on applying the con…
Read More
The highest national award was accepted today by “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center on the occasion of World Human Rights Day, receiving the first “Stella Soulioti” Human Rights Award from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in a joyful, emotional an…
Read More
“Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center held with great success the National Conference “The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on children’s welfare”. The conference brought together children and stakeholders, professionals, representatives of local authorities and talked about the pandemic and the impa…
Read More
Eleni Tsolakis Dellagrammaticas is a member of the Board of Directors of “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center USA. Eleni has worked in international education for the past twelve years, most recently as the director of a US study abroad program in Greece where she facilitated academic and cultural…
Read More
Dr. Audrey Gleaton is a member of the Board of Directors of “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center USA. Audrey Gleaton MD, MPH is a board-certified family medicine physician and recent graduate from the Global Health Fellowship at University of South Carolina Family and Preventive Medicine Residency….
Read More
Dr. Caitlyn Placek is a member of the Board of Directors of “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center USA. Caitlyn is a medical anthropologist who specializes in mixed methods research and program evaluation both in the United States and India. She earned a PhD in Anthropology from Washington State Univ…
Read More
Chrstina Markides is a member of the Board of Directors of “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center USA. Christina is a first generation Greek-Cypriot-America born and raised in Baltimore, MD. She studied International Business at Towson University and did a study abroad in Cyprus. She has been living…
Read More
Rebecca Smith Nodia is the President of the Board of Directors of “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center USA. Rebecca’s professional experience includes 12 years of working in the software industry for a company that specializes in solutions for educators and administrators to help children thrive in…
Read More
The Foster Families programme aims to ensure the protection, the care and the best interest of the child who is deprived of a family environment. More specifically, under the principles of the International Convention on the Rights of the Child (OHE, 1989), every child which is deprived of its famil…
Read More
The Children’s House (CH) is a child friendly, safe environment for sexually abused children, bringing together all relevant services under one roof, using a multidisciplinary and interagency approach. The basic principles are the provision of justice in a child-friendly way, and ensuring the protec…
Read More
“Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center undertook the establishment and operation of private children’s shelters for the accommodation and support of unaccompanied children under the legal guardianship of the State. Main Goal The shelters aim, and were set up with the intention to provide unaccompanie…
Read More
The book “Individual Assessment of suspected or accused children” is published within the frame of the EU co-funded Justice Project“Procedural safeguards of accused or suspected children: improving the implementation of the right to individual assessment”(IA-CHILD) No. 802059–JUST-JACC-AG-2017 as th…
Read More
The 2nd meeting of the partners of the European project “Leaving with Care-Living with Care” (“CARE”) implemented with the co-financing of the European Program for Rights, Equality and Citizenship, took place online on the 2nd of February, 2021. Specifically, the meeting was attended by the research…
Read More
The “Migrant Women Empowerment in Cyprus society” online event taking place on Friday February 12th at 16:00-17:30 on Zoom platform, consists a brief presentation of BASE European programme and the role of Cultural Advisors in the Cypriot context. Hope For Children has invited Project Phoenix, a Eur…
Read More
Olga Themeli graduated from the School of Law at the Αristotle University of Thessaloniki and obtained her MSc from the School of Law /The National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, in Criminology. Furthermore, she studied Philosophy, Pedagogy and Psychology at the School of Philosophy – The Na…
Read More
The HIT project developed a new model of European youth empowerment to tackle racism, xenophobia and discrimination aimed at migrants. At its heart is the concept of ‘Hate Interrupter Teams’ (HITs) – task groups of young people (14-19) developed through participatory, inclusive arts-based practices,…
Read More
Hate Interrupter Teams: Youth counteracting hate speech towards migrants and minorities through participatory and creative campaign (HIT), is a 24-month project co-funded by the Rights, Equality and Citizenship programme of the European Commission, completed in 2020. The project focuses on developin…
Read More
Chair holder, University: Ph.D. – Polytechnic Institute of Bragança. Graça Margarida Medeiros Teixeira e Santos holds a PhD in Educational Sciences from the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences of the University of Coimbra. She is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Educational Sci…
Read More
The project coordinator, World University Service of the Mediterranean (WUSMED) and the partners from six European countries (Spain, Cyprus, Greece, Italy, Portugal and Bulgaria) continued in 2019-2020 to work closely for supporting the social and educational inclusion of children with migrant backg…
Read More
In the framework of the European Programme “HIT: Hate Interrupter Teams: Youth counteracting hate speech towards migrants and minorities through participatory and creative campaign” (REC-RRAC-RACI-AG-2017 – 807861), “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center (HFC), as the coordinator of the project…
Read More
The Travelogue presents a summary of notes written by the participants during training sessions organised according to a practical pedagogical methodology, based mainly on exchanges of good practices between social workers from different countries (Cyprus, Spain, France, Italy) and partici…
Read More
On September 25th and for the third consequent year, “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center joins the Missing Children Europe campaign the NotFound, a software which turns useless 404 error pages into missing children posters. To also mark…
Read More
Kristina Panteli is working at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Centre as a School Psychologist at Homes For Hope for unaccompanied children in Larnaca. She provides evaluation and psychological support to unaccompanied children and support and consultation to supports officers of the shelter on child…
Read More
Elli Monti is working at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center as a Child Protection Officer at Home For Hope, for unaccompanied children in Larnaca, providing legal support and guidance to the shelter’s residents. Elli graduated from the Law School of Democritus University of Thrace and she is a ho…
Read More
The European Project CREUS is providing a new approach focusing on ‘unconventional spaces’ to support the transversal skills of disadvantaged and unemployed young people (16-24 years-old) to maximize their potential in terms of fostering social, cultural and economic inclusion through access to init…
Read More
The International Youth Day was declared on August 12 by the UN General Assembly in 1999. Since then every year this day the opportunity is given to young people from all over the world to join their voices. Young people can be informed, participate and express their views on global issues of politi…
Read More
On the 4th of August 2020 Ambassador for the Kingdom of Tonga, Titilupe Fanetupouvava’u Tuivakano, formally deposited the ratification instruments with ILO Director-General, Guy Ryder. The Ratification of the convention concerning the Worst Forms of Child Labour by the Kingdom of Tonga, led to its u…
Read More
May 17th has been designated as International Child Helpline Day. Every year, this day is dedicated to the worldwide work that is being done for the operation of the children’s helplines. Children’s helplines aim to help perhaps the most vulnerable group of the population, by raising their voices an…
Read More
The International, Humanitarian and Independent Institution “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center announces the completion of the Children’s House facilities, which was marked today with the handing over of the renovated building by the Greek Women Association “ENOSIS” to the President of the Republ…
Read More
A collaborative learning resource written with Roma young people and professionals working with PEER Youth in Romania, Bulgaria, Cyprus, England, France, Lithuania, Ireland, Italy, Scotland , Spain and Wales. You may read more on the Training Manual here.
Read MoreThe Children’s Rights Defender Award was established by “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center and refers to an individual or entity which through their actions, have managed to contribute to the rights of children, not only on a local but also European level and promoted Children’s rights in their c…
Read More
CREUS Curriculum Consists of four modules which contain the fundamental skills, knowledge, and competences mentors require to be successful and effective in their practice. Mentors will find these useful for structuring their learning and development Tools and Resources A selection of resources used…
Read More
The CREUS Mentees Visual Guide is a booklet about the Peer Mentor Journey. You may find the Visual Guide here.
Read More
The MIP (Mentoring & Integration Programme) is an online interactive tool available in English, Greek, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian). It can be accessed through the Resources page of the INTEGRA website https://integra.uncrcpc.org/resources/and directly through http://integra.projectsgaller…
Read More
Hope For Children and CARDET proceeded in April and May 2020 with interviews with the stakeholders, for the purposes of the MEDIS* policy recommendations/ guidelines discussion & feedback. This procedure aimed to facilitate the preparation of the final MEDIS Policy Recommendations document to be…
Read More
Theophano is working at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center as a Project Officer at the Education, Awareness & Capacity Building Unit of the Research and Development Division since 2019. She is working on projects based on Human Rights, Children’s Rights, Social Inclusion through Education, Mi…
Read More
Georgia Kyriacou is working for the Humanitarian Division of “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center, as a Financial Officer. She has a BA degree in Accounting & Finance and an MSc in Business Finance. She was working in the insurance sector for 19 years. She departed from the position of the Inve…
Read More
Evridiki Georgiou is the Operations Manager at Hope for Children CRC Policy Center. She is a Sociologist and completed her studies at the University of Toronto (Canada). During practicum she worked at the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services (Ontario, Canada) in the Children’s Aid de…
Read More
Andrea-Fotini Hadjiconstantinou joined the “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center team in February 2020 under the Education, Awareness & Capacity Building Unit and works as a Project Officer. She holds a degree in Politics, International Relations & Management (BSc) by Lancaster University an…
Read More
World Refugee Day was established by a decision of the UN General Assembly on 4th December 2000 and was first honored on 20th of June 2001. Every 20th of June, if not every day, we have to always remember and make a reference to that day and the people who have been forced to leave their home, their…
Read More
The JudEx+: Professional capacity development programme on child-friendly communication in judicial proceedings in cases of sexual violence against children, is born out the need for implementing the guidelines outlined in international instruments such as the UNCRC, the Lanzarote Convenon, the CoE…
Read MoreSearch News &Press Releases Hope For Children helping children and families affected by the war in Ukraine “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center announces a series of humanitarian actions aiming to support children and families who have been affected by the war in Ukraine. For this purpose Hope…
Read More
25th of May marks the International Missing Children’s Day. This year, we commemorate the occasion under extraordinary circumstances. Restrictive measures to limit the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic increase the risks for children living in difficult circumstances and lockdowns do not stop them fr…
Read More
This short film “Watch Over Me”, Directed by Leah Kayaleh and Written and Financed by Leah Kayaleh and Rani Kayaleh was made to raise awareness, and we warmly thank them for giving us the means to sensitize the public about the nature of child sexual abuse. You can watch the short film by visiting t…
Read More
Main Objectives All children, adolescents and youth around the world, especially those who have been victims of sexual violence and abuse, should enjoy the rights conferred by the United Nation Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC). “Hope for Children” CRC Policy Center in partnership with o…
Read More
Physical violence against children and youth has serious negative impact on their personality. In particular, Corporal Punishment (CP) is largely ignored as a form of physical violence. In order to take the necessary steps to ensure the protection of children’s rights against physica…
Read More
The EuroMed Women for Dialogue Forum was held in Amman, Jordan, organized by the Anna Lindh Foundation and “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center attended, contributing to women’s role as agents for the promotion of intercultural dialogue as well as the prevailing gender stereotypes in the Euro-Medit…
Read More
KEEP ME SAFE: Supporting youth peer development tacking sexual abuse (2018-3-UK01-KA205-060055): a transnational project bringing together experts from organisations across 6 EU countries (Bulgaria, Cyprus, Denmark, France, Slovenia, United Kingdom) to counteract sexual violence by: a) Fostering you…
Read More
Georgia Theodorou is a Clinical Psychologist at “Hope for Children CRC Policy Center” and entered the Organization in 2019. She is working at Home for Hope by providing psychological support and contacting experiential workshops. Georgia graduated from the Psychology Department of the University of…
Read More
Sophia Rossou works at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center in Children’s House as a Social Worker. Sophia graduated from Frederick University as a Social Worker and she’s also studying Systemic Psychotherapy – Family therapy. During her studies she completed a six-month practical training at Larna…
Read More
Elena Demetriou works as a Social Worker at “Hope for Children” CRC Policy Center for the Foster Department, since 2019. Elena holds a degree in Social Work from the Technological Educational Institute of Crete and is in the process of obtaining the postgraduate diploma in Social Work and Social Adm…
Read More
Raphaella Photi is Social Worker at the Foster Care Department of “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center since 2019. Raphaella holds a Social Worker Degree from the University of Frederick and a Postgraduate Diploma on Court and Forensic Psychology from Veneti Counseling Psychotherapeutic and Trainin…
Read More
Physical violence against children and youth has serious negative impact on their personality. In particular, Corporal Punishment (CP) is largely ignored as a form of physical violence. Started on December 1st 2016, the project aims to increase knowledge and skills on positive parenting and upbringi…
Read More
“Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center held the award ceremony of young Nicholas Nikiforou in a joyful and emotional atmosphere, rewarding him with the “Children’s Rights Defender Award 2019”. The ceremony took place at the premises of the European Union House in Nicosia. The award was given by the D…
Read More
Chair holder, University: Lidija Vujičić, Rijeka University Lidija Vujičić, PhD, is a pedagogue, a Full Professor and a current Dean of the Faculty of Teacher Education, University of Rijeka, Croatia. She is the founder and the head of the Centre for Childhood Research at the same Faculty. Her scien…
Read More
Natasa Papamarkou works as a Clinical Psychologist at “Hope for Children HFC” CRC Policy Center and based at the “Children’s House”. She studies in Psychology at National and Kapodistrian University of Athens in Greece. She also postgraduated in Clinical and Health Psychology at Eotvos Lorand Unive…
Read More
Rights of the Child * United Nations Convention of the Rights of the Child. United Nations. (1989). * Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child – The Involvement of Children in Armed Conflict (2000). * Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child…
Read More
Chair holder, University: Ph.D. – Wales Observatory on Human Rights of Children and Young People, Bangor University/Swansea Law School Tanya Herring, Ph.D. Education, Doctor of Management, Ph.D. International Criminal Law and International Human Rights research in the prevention and protection measu…
Read More
Eliana Nicolaou works as a Social Worker at the Children’s House. She is a graduate of the Department of Social Work of the Humanities Sciences Sector of Frederick University Cyprus. Eliana has been trained in the “Prevention and Handling of Violence in the Family” by the Association for the Prevent…
Read More
Sarah Hagos is the Financial Officer of “Hope for Children” CRC Policy Center and she joined the organisation in 2018. She previously worked as a Business and Financial Consultant for Cyproman Services Limited (CPM), where she worked together with top management in a number of key business areas inc…
Read More
Marian Angelidou is working at “Hope for Children” CRC Policy Center as a School Psychologist at the Humanitarian Division since 2018, providing support and guidance to the unaccompanied children, also providing psychological support to other cases referred to the Organization. Additionally Marian i…
Read More
Irene Georgiou is registered to the official Association of Social Workers in Cyprus and she is currently working as a Social Worker at “Hope for Children-CRC-Policy Center” at the Humanitarian Division of the Organization, at the Foster Care Department. In 2014 she accomplished her Bachelor studies…
Read More
Evi Neocleous works at the “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center as Coordinator at Home for Hope in Nicosia. From November 2013 to March 2014 Evi completed an internship at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center and from April 2014, she worked at the Organization as a program manager where she traine…
Read More
Vanessa Oliveira joined the CRC Policy Center’s “Hope For Children” team in April 2018 as Assistant Administrator. Vanessa manages operational issues that provide support to Directors and other members of the Organization. At the same time Vanessa is responsible for the daily tasks of the office an…
Read More
Anna Charalambous holds the position of the Coordinator of Education and Awareness Department, while before she was Coordinator at Home For Hope for unaccompanied children, in Larnaca of “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center. She holds the degree on Primary Education of the Frederick University of C…
Read More
Andria Angastiniotou is the Deputy Director of the Humanitarian Division of “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center since 2016, and a member of the management team of the Organization. Previously, Andria worked as a Social Worker and Policy Officer of HFC, with focused practice in children’s casework….
Read More
Tania Masia is a psychotherapist working as the Children’s House Coordinator at “Hope for Children” CRC Policy Center where she is responsible for the day-to-day operation of services provided for children sexual abuse cases. She graduated from Aristotle University Thessaloniki as a Psychologist and…
Read More
Irena Georgiadou was born in 1978 in Nicosia, Cyprus. She is a Member of the Board of Directors of Hellenic Bank Public Company Limited, a Member of the Board of Governors of the Cyprus International Institute of Management and a Chair of its audit committee and a Member of the Board of Directors of…
Read MoreLogin Username or email address * Password * Remember me Log in Lost your password?
Read More$5$25$50$100 Other I’d like this amount to be a one-time donation recur monthly
Read More
The purpose of the CRC Campus Club is to educate children on their rights established in the Convention on the Rights of the Child and highlight current issues young people face in which these rights are violated. Under the supervision of professionals from “Hope for Children” CRC Policy Center and…
Read MoreOn the International Day of the Rights of the Child November 20th, “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center (HFC) celebrated its 10th anniversary of successful course on promoting and defending the rights of children in Cyprus. Hellenic Bank was the Partner & Supporter of this great event. During t…
Read More
“Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center is requesting quotations for an External Evaluator to carry out the necessary work for the EU funded project BASE: Migrant and refugee child-friendly support services in cases of sexual and gender-based violence REC-AG-2017/REC-RDAP-GBV-AG-2017 – 809952, which t…
Read More
The establishment by United Nations, for the first time, of the 24th of January as International Day of Education points out the high importance of education in contemporary societies. Although access to education consists a fundamental right for all children, according to the Convention on the Righ…
Read More
“Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center is overseeing the CREUS Transnational project report which presents a selection of projects in Cyprus, Greece, Italy, The Netherlands, and United Kingdom (England), that, though diverse in practice and specific objectives, have in common the social inclusion of…
Read More
Who are we? “Hope For Children CRC Policy Center is an International Humanitarian and Independent Institution and its headquarters are based in Nicosia, Cyprus. We conduct our work through research, advisory services, advocacy and policy, as well as through the design and implementation of grassroot…
Read More
“Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center organised and implemented a specialized two day workshop for educators and school counsellors on the topics of gender-based violence and gender equality as part of their EU-funded project “CONVEY – Counteracting sexual violence and…
Read More
INTEGRA Newsletter #1: The first transnational meeting for the INTEGRA project took place in Nicosia, Cyprus, in June 2018. This moment represented the kick-off of a project that proposes a new approach to support young people ageing-out of care-systems, easing their social, cultural and economic in…
Read More
On the International Day of the Rights of the Child November 20th, “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center (HFC) celebrated its 10th anniversary of successful course on promoting and defending the rights of children in Cyprus. Hellenic Bank was the Partner & Supporter of this great event. During t…
Read More
On the occasion of the Universal Children’s Day, 20th of November, “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center has the honour to organise and to invite you to the Second National Forum on the Rights of the Child, dedicated to Children’s Rights in the Digital Environment. Hellenic Bank is the Partner &…
Read More
The International, Independent and Humanitarian institution “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center congratulates the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cyprus and the Honorary Consul of Kenya in Cyprus, Mr. Nikos Tornaritis on the humanitarian aid initiative for the infrastructures that Holy Metropolis o…
Read More
“Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center and Stoiximan Cyprus participate at this year’s Radisson Blu International Marathon of Larnaca The International, Humanitarian and Independent Institution “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Cente…
Read More
“Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center condemning any form of violence and abuse against children, is implementing again this year the “19 Days of Activism” campaign on the prevention of abuse and violence against children and young people in Cyprus with Hellenic Bank as this year’s campaign Partner…
Read More
The charity Rock Walk Fashion Show of Nassos Louizos aiming to financially empower the International, Independent and Humanitarian Organization “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center, will take place on Monday November 5th 2018, at 20:00, at Faneromeni Square. You are invited to support this initiati…
Read More
Nicosia, 15 October – Today marks the beginning of International Mediation Week which aims to promote the importance of family mediation in parental abduction cases. Despite its success rate, mediation remains a solution that is not sufficiently used in Europe. In Cyprus, the mediation service for c…
Read More
The Director-General for «Hope For Children» CRC Policy Centre Mr. Joseph Borghese announced with great joy the Organization’s support towards the young cyclist, Stavriana Kanarkoti. This initiative is a part of the Organization’s efforts to encourage children and young people to get involved in spo…
Read More
On September 3rd 2018 the Director-General of «Hope For Children» CRC Policy Centre Mr. Joseph Borghese, welcomed the First Lady of India and the First Lady of Cyprus at the Organization’s premises. During the State visit of the President of India in Cyprus, the First Lady of India Ms Savita Kovind…
Read More
The “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center and the Association for the Prevention and Handling of Violence in the Family (SPAVO), realized a Press Conference in regards to the establishment of cross-border family Mediation Service Cyprus, on 28/8/2018, at “Classic Hotel” Nicosia. The press conference…
Read More
Director-General Mr. Joseph Varughese has selected Professor Jane Williams of the Observatory on Human Rights of Children in Wales for holding the Chair of CRC Policy Center. The Chair is designed for Universities and Research Centers’ work towards the protection and promotion of children’…
Read More
Project info: #ATTraCT#: Transnational cooperation and new technologies to train social workers on trafficking in human beings aims to promote, develop and strengthen the competencies of social workers (and more largely of other relevant stakeholders in contact with identified or potential victims o…
Read More
Main Objectives When a child is exposed to harm, a number of different actors have a duty to safeguard his/her rights through an effective and child-friendly approach. Unless these actors work together, the child can be drawn into parallel investigations, moving between different agencies and discip…
Read More
“Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center together with other 5 partners, CESIE (IT), The Smile of the Child (GR), Gender Alternatives (BG), Westminster City Council (UK), Sexual Violence Centre Cork (IE) started at 1st of September 2016 the implementation of the CONVEY project that aims to design digit…
Read More
The overall aim of CREUS Project is to provide a new approach focusing on ‘unconventional spaces’ to support the transversal skills of disadvantaged and unemployed young people (16-24 years-old) to maximize their potential in terms of fostering social, cultural and economic inclusion through access…
Read More
INTEGRA addresses the need to equip residential care professionals to successfully support the social and professional integration of minors leaving care-systems. This will be achieved by developing tools that will a) build the capacity of such professionals as Leaving Care Mentors, and b) support s…
Read More
European Solidarity Corps The European Solidarity Corps (ESC) is the new European Union initiative which creates opportunities for young people to volunteer or work in projects in their own country or abroad that benefit communities and people around Europe. The ESC Programme provides young people a…
Read More
Scope and objective: The project will develop a new model of European youth empowerment to tackle racism, xenophobia and discrimination aimed at migrants. At its heart is the concept of ‘Hate Interrupter Teams’ (HITs) – task groups of young people (14-19) developed through participatory, inclusive a…
Read More
Transnational Youth Forum on the Right to Education: Building a brighter future for the Children on the Move (TYF) is a project funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union, which aims at empowering Children on the Move and young adults (aged 16-30) with migrant background to research, dis…
Read More
The overall objective of the project is to stimulate the inclusion of diverse groups of migrant children by adopting a child-centred approach to their integration at the educational and policy level. Stemming from the need to revisit the integration policies on the one hand and consistent with the s…
Read More
“Hope for Children” CRC Policy Center and partners, coordinated by World University Service of the Mediterranean (WUSMED) will implement the MEDIS Programme which consists of different phases carrying out to prepare the professionals from the educational settings through a structured online courses…
Read More
Main Objectives Only a small proportion of unaccompanied and separated children in the EU live in family based care. The majority are placed in institutional reception facilities. Working with those children means, besides dealing with different backgrounds and different languages, coping with traum…
Read More
Project scope: IA-CHILD: Procedural safeguards of accused or suspected children – Improving the implementation of the right to individual assessment aims at exploring the legal regulation and practice regarding the individual assessment of suspected or accused children in criminal procedure (IA) of…
Read More
The CAN-MDS II project targets to: ensure the availability of necessary resources, training modules & toolkits for building the capacity of professionals working with/for children in reporting & registering CAN cases; pilot the CAN-MDS system in real conditions at different levels in 6 Membe…
Read More
Project info: BASE addresses the need to counteract GBV against refugee/migrant girls through the development and sustainability of strategies to nurture inclusive communication and a culture of trust between support service professionals (social workers; health professionals; NGO support officers;…
Read More
Main Objectives Within the juvenile justice context, minors face, in some cases, difficulties in understanding their rights and legal duties, caused by the use of a too complex language. A child friendly language, formatted as appropriate for their age and maturity, can increase the self-confidence…
Read More
Main Objectives Over the last two decades, the flow of migrants and refugees, the expansion of trafficking and the sudden rise in hate crimes have created a new environment that demands changes and measures. Especially from the victim support viewpoint, the specification of minimum standards is of f…
Read More
Main Objectives Physical violence against children and youth has serious negative impact on their personality. In particular, Corporal Punishment (CP) is largely ignored as a form of physical violence. In order to take the necessary steps to ensure the defence of children’s rights against physical v…
Read More
Whereas the Organization is a humanitarian organization with its headquarters in Cyprus, And, Whereas the Organization is entirely dedicated to the promotion, protection and respect of the rights of the child, And, Whereas the Organization aims to advocate and to protect children’s rights based on t…
Read More
“Hope for Children” UNCRC Policy Center in cooperation with Law Clinic of the University of Nicosia, announce the submission of their report titled “The Rights of Adolescents” to the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child. The United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child, is draf…
Read More
Cyprus Country Report Italy Country Report Sweden Country Report Bulgaria Country Report Slovenia Country Report
Read More
Report on the “Protection of the Rights of the Child and 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development” NGO contribution in Cyprus & Hungary. Produced by “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center in the framework of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights’ Report. Click here for the publication
Read More
Policy paper on Roma Children Participation in Cyprus, produced by “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center in the framework of the EU project “PEER: Participation, Experiences & Empowerment for Roma Youth”.Policy paper on Roma Children Participation in Cyprus, produced by “Hope For Children” CRC P…
Read More
“Information and communications technology and child sexual exploitation” “Investment in the rights of the child”
Read More
Click here to see the publication
Read More
Click here to see the publication
Read More
Katerina Melissari is working at the “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center as the Coordinator of the Child Protection Department. She studied Law at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens and attended a series of conferences regarding the status of both immigrants and refugees. She has b…
Read More
Efi Vasilaki is working at “Hope for Children” CRC Policy Center’s Humanitarian Division in Nicosia, as Coordinator of the Foster Care Department. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work from the Technological Educational Institute of Crete (TEI of Crete) and a Master’s Degree in Public Health…
Read More
Ioanna Drousiotou is a licenced Clinical Psychologist and she is employed by “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center, as a Family Counselor at Children’s House, providing assessment and therapy in cases of suspected child sexual abuse. She graduated from the University of Warwick (U.K.) with BSc Psych…
Read More
Rodoula Papalambrianou is working as a Social Worker/Family Counselor at Children’s house and she manages cases of sexually abused children through a multidisciplinary framework. Rodoula Papalambrianou has graduated as a Social Worker and she also has achieved a master degree on Criminology. Further…
Read More
Elena Hadjithoma is a licensed and registered Clinical Psychologist. She is currently employed by “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center, as a Clinical Psychologist. She is currently positioned at the “Children’s House” as a Family Counselor, performing assessment and therapy for suspected child sexu…
Read More
Melina Dragoumi is an Administration Officer at the Children’s House of “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center since September 2017, a position she was prompted to accept given her interest and care for humanitarian affairs. A graduate of the Terra Santa Private School. She successfully graduated fr…
Read More
Alexandra Iacovidou Kameri works at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Centre as a Social Worker at the “Children’s House” since June 1st, 2017. She is responsible of providing services to sexual abuse cases, like social support and rehabilitation services to children and their families. She holds a d…
Read More
Despina Louvia works as a Social Worker at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center since September, since 2016. She works at the ‘Children’s House’ as a Family Counselor for children who are victims of sexual abuse and exploitation and their families. Despina holds a bachelor degree in Social Work f…
Read More
Marios Nicolaou holds the position of Senior Social Worker at the Children’s House under “Hope for Children” CRC Policy Center since 1st of June 2017. Marios Nikolaou has a Bachelor degree in Social Work from 2004. Furthermore, he received a master degree in Health Policy and Planning at 2015. He a…
Read More
Marianna Savva is a Social Worker, working as a Family Counselor at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center in the context of Children’s House in Larnaca. She is responsible of providing services to sexual abuse cases, like social support and rehabilitation services to children and their families. …
Read More
Andria Neocleous holds the position of the Director of the Humanitarian Division of “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center since April 2014 and she is a board member of “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center USA. Her collaboration with the Organization started in 2010. Andria holds a Bachelor in Soci…
Read More
“Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center believes in a vision: it pictures the world as a safe and comfortable place for children, a place where they can improve while playing, get support from their families and are an active part in decision making – especially if that decision is about them. But to…
Read More
In the Article 26 in the Covenant for Civil and Political Rights, we can read: ”All persons are equal before the law and are entitled without any discrimination to the equal protection of the law. In this respect, the law shall prohibit any discrimination and guarantee to all persons equal and effe…
Read More
“Hope For Children” CRC Policy Centre works closely with corporations that are interested in defending and promoting children’s rights. Hope for children have established partnerships with companies to form alliances in order to strengthen the capacity of the corporate sector in responding to childr…
Read More
Dear supporters & collaborators, Thank you very much for supporting “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center, and helping us promote our vision. In order to avoid improper usage of our logos we created this document which provides guidelines on appropriate use of the “Hope For Children” CRC Policy…
Read MoreThe ceremony for the official appointment of the Goodwill Ambassador for the ONE in FIVE Campaign was held on 6th May 2011 at the Representation of the European Commission in Cyprus. At the ceremony were present, the former Minister of Labour and Social Insurance, Mrs Sotiroula Charalambous, the for…
Read More
Appointment The Director General’s main responsibility, is to work with and for children and young people. In this regard, he has decided to establish the position of Special Envoy on the Right of the Child, aiming to advocate, while addressing at the same time, the development needs and rights of c…
Read More
Chair holder, University: Associate professor, PhD, at Department of Law, Aarhus University in the topics Children’s Law and Family Law. Caroline Adolpsen has written a PhD dissertation on the topic “Children’s Rights Regarding Medical Treatment” and teaches Children’s Law and Family Law. In 2020 sh…
Read More
Chair holder, University: Pr. Brian K. Gran Case Western Reserve University, Ohio, USA Brian K. Gran’s research concentrates on children’s rights and structures that hinder and advance their implementation. Under contract with Polity Press is Sociology of Children’s Rights. Gran has enjoyed invitati…
Read More
Chair holder, University: Prof. Dr. Alessandra Cordiano, University of Verona Prof. Alessandra Cordiano is Phd in European Private Law, Associate Professor at the Law Department Verona University (Italy) and Professor in charge of Private, Family and Child Law courses at the Faculty of Educatio…
Read More
Chair holder, University: Prof. Dr. Maria Teresa Pizarro Beleza, New University of Lisbon Prof. Teresa Pizarro Beleza graduated in Law (University of Coimbra) and went on to Cambridge University for an M.Phil. in Criminology. Her PhD in Law was awarded by the University of Lisbon, where she tau…
Read More
Chair holder, University: Prof. Dr. Maria Roth, Babes-Bolyai University Professor dr. Maria Roth is one of the founders of high education in the field of Social Work in Romania and since 2002 the chair of the Social Work Department in Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca. She also directs the Eur…
Read More
Chair holder, University: Professor Dr. Yvonne Vissing, Salem State University Yvonne M. Vissing, PhD, is Professor of Sociology and Founding Director of the Centre for Childhood and Youth Studies at Salem State University in Salem, Massachusetts. She has worked in the area of child…
Read More
Chair Holder, University of Azores (Portugal): Prof. Dr. José Noronha Rodrigues José Noronha Rodrigues, Ph.D. in Law “CUM LAUDE” from the University of the Azores (Portugal), recognized as the equivalent of the degree of Doctor of Law, by the Faculty of Law of Lisbon University. He holds an M.Sc….
Read More
Chair holder, University: Prof. Dr. Joëlle Long, Phd Associate Professor at University of Torino, Italy Joëlle Long, Phd, is Associate Professor at the Department of Law of the University of Torino, where she teaches Family Law, Children’s Right and Vulnerable Adults’ Law and coordinates the Family…
Read More
Chair holder, The Institute for Humanitarian Studies and Social Development (IHSD): Amb. Prince Francis Origa Prince Francis Origa is a Ph.D holder and the Registrar/CEO of the Institute for Humanitarian Studies and Social Development; Nigeria’s foremost and only approved Humanitarian Professional…
Read More
Sofia Leitão started her collaboration with our institution in 2012. Until 2021, she was the Director of the Research & Development Division at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center. Currently, Sofia is a Senior Development Manager at the Rinova group, a social enterprise based in London (UK) with a…
Read More
As a university teacher in Lisbon, Portugal, Luisa Black was responsible for Initial Teacher Training (History), focusing mostly teaching methods (didactics) and curriculum development. Working as expert for the Council of Europe since 1996, Luisa Black was involved in bi-lateral, regional and inter…
Read More
Elena Louroutziati was born in Famagusta on August 12th, 1968. She attended the 5th High School of Limassol. She studied English, French, History of Art and Public Relations in London and Switzerland. Through her works she currently supports charity organizations of the city: Member of the Associati…
Read More
Born in Nicosia in 1971, she attended the English School Nicosia and went on to study in the UK where she received a Bachelor’s Honours Degree in Economics and Politics from the University of Southampton in in 1992. She continued her studies at the College of Europe in Bruges, Belgium, from where sh…
Read More
Dr.Arnold Kammel studied Law and Political Science in Graz, Vienna and Alcalá de Henares (Madrid) and holds a Doctor of Law degree of the University of Graz. He obtained a Master of Arts in Business from the University of Applied Sciences in Eisenstaedt. In 2004 Arnold Kammel became a research fello…
Read More
Dr. Isabelle Ioannides (FR/CY) is a Policy Analyst in the Directorate on Impact Assessment and European Added Value of the European Parliamentary Research Service (EPRS) of the European Parliament, where she engages in policy development and research in support of the legislative oversight that Parl…
Read More
Dr. Antonios St. Stylianou studied Law at the University of Bristol, where he received his LL. B Law Degree with Honours in 2003. He pursued his doctoral studies in the field of International Law and Human Rights at the School of Law of the University of Kent where he was awarded his Ph.D. Dr. Styli…
Read More
Emily Yiolitis is a founding partner of the Cyprus office, global head of Harneys’ Tax and Regulatory practice and heads the Cyprus Fiduciary practice. Emily’s work includes international tax structuring and planning and her clients include professional intermediaries around the globe as well as hig…
Read More
Following a 10-year successful career as a journalist and TV/Radio host in various print and broadcast media, such as ANT1 TV, DIAS Media Group, SIGMA TV, Phileleftheros Media Group, Dimitris joined Action Global Communications (www.actionprgroup.com), a leading regional full service communications…
Read More
The Office of the Rapporteur on the Rights of the Child of “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Centre was created by the Director-General for the purpose of bolstering respect for the human rights of children and adolescents in the world. The primary mandate of the Rapporteur ship on the Rights of the Ch…
Read More
Natasa Savva works at “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center and holds the position of the Communication Officer. As a student she graduated the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens and the Department of Communication and Media Studies. Following that, Natasa attended the Media and Communic…
Read More
Joseph Borghese is the Founder of “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center. He has a Bachelor degree in Philosophy (BA honors) and in Education (B.Ed), he has received his master degree in Social Work (MA) and continued with a masters in International Relations (MA). Currently he is studying MBA in Blo…
Read More“Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center The “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center is an international humanitarian and independent Institution based in Nicosia, Cyprus. Our Institution is established on standards and principles of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and European Union Law. It…
Read More
There are persons and entities that continuously engage in remarkable actions in the field of children’s rights, but their effort and loyalty is not always recognized and appreciated. For this reason, Hope for Children CRC Policy Center, has established the Children’s Rights Defender Award. This awa…
Read More
This Annual Report covers “Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center activities for 2015 (PDF)
Read More
“Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center announces a series of humanitarian actions aiming to support children and families…
“Hope For Children” CRC Policy Center achieved a new milestone in its history, the inauguration of its USA operations in…
