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Sharing books with Children, Promoting Sustainable Learning with CPCR

CPCR has received a donation of 7,500 children’s skill-building workbooks from Kledthai Co., Ltd. These books will benefit child victims of violence and unlawful under the CPCR’s care and will also be distributed to Child Protection Schools and other schools in need. They will also serve as valuable tools for teachers to support continuous learning and help children develop their potential.

A total of 7,500 workbooks will reach children in 102 schools across 30 provinces.

Your support will help ensure these books are meaningfully delivered and used.

Every donation provides not just books,

but opportunities for learning for many children.

Be part of the child protection program

by donating through the e-donation system.
Scan the QR code in the image

(For Thai tax payers, donations via e-donation system are automatically tax-deductible).

For more information: Call 0-24120738 or 081-565-4669

What to do when children tell you that they were sexually abused

CPCR found that children of all ages, both boys and girls, are at risk of sexual abuse. Sexual offenders gain access to child victims through deception, enticement or threats leaving children unable to refuse or afraid to tell anyone. In many cases, abuse is repeated and occurs over a long period before the truth is discovered. Children are afraid and not dare to speak up because they think no one will believe them.

Nevertheless, is this hidden danger that everyone can prevent?

How do you respond to children if they tell you that they are being abused?

Stay calm, believe them and listen without pressure: If you were angry or overacted, children would feel insecure, give up and stop sharing the incident. They would think that whether or not you can help them.
Be non-judgmental and supportive: Don’t interrupt or argue. You must be firm so that children believe that they can be protected by you.
Protect children and look for immediate assistance: Please contact children’s right agencies such as the OSSC Hotline 1300 or CPCR so that children are protected promptly.
Prioritize what is right over the desires of a relationship: In some cases, the offender is one of the family members. No matter the reason, he or she has no right to harm any children.

Please remember there is state organizations and NGOs that are ready to protect your children.

For children, how can you protect yourself?

Refuse firmly: When children are in a situation where they are unsure whether they are being sexually harassed, but feel uncomfortable or unsafe? It’s okey to say no firmly, even to someone you know.
Get away from the situation: Move to a safer place as soon as possible and look for a trusted adult.
Share the incident to a trusted adult: Don’t keep the incident with yourself but talk to people you are trust.
Access her/her responds: You can check if he or she believes in you from his actions.
Don’t give up if no one believe, find new people: Keep looking until you find someone who can really help you.
You can also protect yourself

You can contact children’s rights agencies

such as OSCC One Stop Crisis Center 1300, Ministry of Social Development and Human Security or CPCR at 0-2412-0739

Please don’t stay in this unsafe situation all alone

because you are afraid that no one believe or you have been pressured, threatened or feel you have no choice.

'Stop Violence against Children'

A message from CPCR Director,

Ms. Wassana Kaonoparat

Child Protection in Thailand

End Violence Against Children

Meet Ms. Wassana Kaonoparat, CPCR Director and the President of CRC Coalition Thailand,

and Dr. Parichawan Chandarasiri, Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist.

They tell us why we need to end all forms of violence against children.

CPCR E-learning Chlid Rights

Feeling ‘YES’, Feeling ‘NO’

‘My Body is Mine, NOT Yours!

You must STOP when I said NO!’

A sex education program which educates children to avoid being sexually assaulted by people they trust and strangers.

'Safety Rangers Game'

‘Safety Rangers Game’ is a board game for children aged 9 – 12.

Children play safety rangers who use their own power, knowledge, wisdom and courage to fight against monsters.