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Second Global Ministerial on Ending Violence Against Children – A Chance to Champion Safe Parenting

GISP Parenting Month Resource Digest (June 2026)

WHO-Supported CCD Training Strengthens Holistic Care for Children and Families in Jordan

WHO-Supported CCD Training Enhances Child Development Counseling and Caregiver Engagement in Jordan

The Multigenerational Legacy We Can All Be Part Of

A Global Call for Universal Access to Parenting Support

Accelerating Global Action for Universal Caregiver Support

Digital Dialogue: Financing Parenting Support

This 90-minute webinar, hosted by GISP partners, explored how governments, civil society, and philanthropy can work together to turn pledges into action. Building on commitments made at the 2024 Global Ministerial Conference on Ending Violence Against Children, the session highlighted practical pathways to secure long-term investment in parenting support.

Making the Right to Play a Reality in Every Community

This year’s International Day of Play (June 11) asks us to do something deceptively simple: Choose Play—Every Day. At Learn To Play, it’s a call that echoes much of what we already practise. Play is one of the most effective and accessible interventions we have to support children’s development, especially in the early years.

Empowering Families, Protecting Children

Scaling Up Parenting Interventions: Strategies for Implementation and Impact

This 90-minute webinar highlighted real-world country experiences, promote shared learning, and explore strategies to expand evidence-based parenting programs for greater impact.

Early Childhood Hub: Empowering Mothers, Shaping Futures

Saving Brains Webinar: How Parenting Programs Can Reduce Violence Against Children and Women

GISP Celebrates Global Pledges to Prioritize Parent and Caregiver Support in Ending Violence Against Children

GISP partners at the satellite event at the Global Ministerial Conference on Ending Violence Against Children

Global Initiative to Support Parents Progress Report (2022-2024)

Support for Parents With Disabilities Drives Better Outcomes for Families and Societies