For institutions
Protection Services
Responsible referral arrangements and clear boundaries between educational tools and professional protection functions.
Primary framework layers
- Systems
- Community
- School
Overview
Child-protection services, helplines and qualified practitioners carry responsibilities that educational and preventive programmes must respect. SSGTGLOBAL wants to work with protection services so that when children or adults reach out for help, they are guided toward the right qualified people.
Our tools are educational and preventive. They are not designed to assess, investigate or manage individual child-protection cases.
Areas of collaboration
Where we can work together
Responsible referral arrangements
Agreeing clear, verified pathways from schools and communities to qualified services.
Coordination with relevant services
Ensuring learning and awareness activities reflect how local services actually work.
Clear role boundaries
Keeping a firm line between education and professional protection functions.
Safeguarding protocols
Aligning SSGT activities with recognised safeguarding practice and expert guidance.
How engagement works
A responsible, step-by-step process
- Consultation with qualified practitioners when designing learning and referral guidance
- Verification of service information before it is shared publicly
- Agreed protocols that define what SSGT activities will and will not do
- Regular review of referral information so it stays accurate
Clear boundaries
- SSGTGLOBAL does not provide emergency response, investigation, therapeutic or case-management services.
- Service contact details will only be published once verified with the service concerned.
Concerns about a specific child
Please do not share information about individual children through this website. Concerns should be referred through your own safeguarding procedures or to the relevant authorities. If a child is in immediate danger, contact emergency services.
Relevant solutions
Tools that support this pathway
- Status: Concept stage
Safety Spot
A concept for accessible points where children and caregivers can learn about safety and find information on appropriate support.
Learn more about Safety Spot - Status: In development
School Framework
A structured approach to staff readiness, safeguarding awareness, clear procedures and referral pathways in schools.
Learn more about School Framework - Status: In development
Parent Resources
Structured guidance that helps parents and caregivers talk with children, listen without judgement and support help-seeking.
Learn more about Parent Resources
Other pathways
Explore other institutional pathways
Schools and Educators
Safeguarding awareness, age-appropriate learning, parent engagement and staff preparedness within a structured school plan.
Learn more: Schools and EducatorsGovernment and Public Institutions
Institutional coordination, prevention-oriented programming and governance aligned with applicable laws and existing mandates.
Learn more: Government and Public InstitutionsImplementation Partners
Working with NGOs, development partners and specialist organisations to deliver the framework responsibly and at quality.
Learn more: Implementation Partners
PREPARE. PREVENT. PROTECT.
Talk to us about protection services engagement
Every engagement begins with a conversation about your context, responsibilities and priorities.