Coronavirus (COVID-19) Guidance for Street Workers As Coronavirus takes hold around the world, making trustworthy adults accessible to street-connected children is more important than ever. StreetInvest considers Street Work to
Headcount Methodology and Reports A sector-leading methodology StreetInvest’s observational Headcount methodology was recognised as a sector standard by the Consortium for Street Children in 2015. Since it was developed, StreetInvest has been directly involved in
Growing Up on the Streets Award-winning longitudinal, participatory research project. Growing up on the Streets has given a voice to 198 street-connected youth over three years, in three African cities: Accra in
APPG on Youth Affairs Youth Work Inquiry All-Party Parliamentary Group on Youth Affairs Interim Report: The Role and Sufficiency of Youth Work This inquiry presents an opportunity to shape youth
General Comment 21 Marking a historic moment for street-connected children and youth In June 2017, the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child has published General Comment No. 21
CSC Advocacy and Action Guide 2018 Making rights a reality for street-connected children In 2018, the Consortium for Street Children (CSC) published the Advocacy and Action Guide. It outlines how
Researching the relational networks of street-connected children in Tanzania “Responsibility, work and transition on the street. A grounded theory study of street-involved children and young people in Northern Tanzania” Gemma
Fr Patrick Shanahan: Speeches, papers and presentations Father Patrick Shanahan was one of StreetInvest’s Co-founders. This page houses a selection of his speeches, papers and presentations. Patrick advocated for street-connected
Submission to the UN Global Study on Deprivation of Liberty In August 2018, StreetInvest submitted its response to the Consortium for Street Children’s call for information for the United Nation’s Global Study on Children Deprived
Demonstrating the value of a trust-based approach to working with detached young people Report: UK wide evidence of detached youth provision in the UK StreetInvest approached Pro Bono Economics to help us
Nothing about us without us Working with street-connected girls. The aim of Nothing about us without us is to support: Organisations that work directly with adolescent street-connected girls (aged 11
Protection and promotion of the rights of children working and/or living on the street Report from the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, 2012. This report analyses the circumstances
Growing up on the Streets: Knowledge Exchange Training Pack Training resources for work with street children and youth: To build confidence, develop skills and empower them as spokespeople able to
How the United Nations General Comment No. 21 Recognises and Promotes the Role of Street Work Street work as recognised by the United Nations. StreetInvest campaigned for and helped draft
A Passport to Participatory Planning This resource pack offers NGOs working with street-connected children an opportunity to involve these children in the planning, monitoring and evaluation of the services they