Working across the whole picture.
Research, education, community action and advocacy—connected by a commitment to children’s rights.
Child Protection and Rehabilitation
Strengthening family and community-based protection systems while promoting rehabilitation, reintegration and restorative approaches for children in conflict with the law.
Explore this programResearch and Evidence-Based Advocacy
Conducting community-based research to document emerging child-rights concerns and generate evidence that informs advocacy, programming and policy dialogue.
Explore this programAccess to Justice
Working with relevant stakeholders to promote child-friendly justice, legal representation, family support and alternatives to unnecessary detention of children.
Explore this programParenting and Family Strengthening
Facilitating positive parenting sessions that strengthen communication, positive discipline, emotional connection and supportive relationships between children and caregivers.
Explore this programCommunity Mobilization
Empowering parents, community leaders, young people and other duty bearers to identify, prevent and respond to risks affecting children.
Explore this programPolicy and Systems Advocacy
Engaging government institutions, justice actors, civil society and other stakeholders to strengthen policies, systems and practices that uphold children’s rights.
Explore this programFrom community conversations
to lasting action.
AVNU believes that sustainable child protection cannot be achieved by one organization working alone. We therefore bring together children, families, communities, government, justice actors, academia, civil society, private-sector actors and development partners to develop practical, evidence-informed solutions.
We combine research, education, community action, capacity building, advocacy and strategic partnerships to move issues affecting children from community conversations into institutional and policy action.
Work with Amplified Voices.
Contact us about partnerships, volunteering or our programs for children and communities in Uganda.