Invisible Children: From Broken Systems to Rooted Futures
Do you want to achieve deep rooted impact in your funding and programme outcomes?
Do you want to turn the dial on health, education, gender and poverty reduction all the way up to maximum?
Do you want to unlock a safer future for millions of children?
About the session
Join us for an interactive and illuminating conversation exploring how supporting families is at the heart of building economically stronger, healthier, more inclusive, and resilient communities.
Hear from the ground examples of how supporting vulnerable children, families and those with lived experience, across different contexts and geographies, creates sustainable systems change.
Share reflections on how collaboration in programming and funding strengthens outcomes and leaves no one behind.
What you will get out of it
Insight into on how incorporating family strengthening into your strategic funding and programming will elevate impact across the SDGs.
Clearer understanding on what it takes to align partners, funding and implementation, navigate complexity and contexts to drive change.
Real world experience rather than theory.
The latest thinking on how care systems are transitioning away from orphanages to family based models and being more accountable to those with lived experience.
Who this session is for
Funders, policymakers and practitioners interested in:
- elevating impact for children, families and communities.
- better understanding child protection reform and systems change
- collaboration to drive momentum and catalyse change
Who we are:
Rooted Futures is a dynamic collaborative, supporting young people transition out of orphanages, strengthening family based care, amplifying the voices of those with lived experience and driving systems change across Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania and Uganda.
Delivered by Childs I Foundation, Hope and Homes for Children, Railway Children with technical support from Spring Impact and funding from UBS Optimus Foundation.