Partnerships
Building Safer Systems Takes Collaboration.
Join SSGTGLOBAL in advancing practical, preventive approaches to child safety through learning, institutional readiness, community engagement, and responsible technology.
Ways to partner
Partnership opportunities
Implementation partnerships
NGOs and community organisations delivering the framework with schools and families.
Institutional partnerships
Public bodies and education authorities exploring coordinated, prevention-oriented programmes.
Research partnerships
Universities and researchers helping build an ethical, credible evidence base.
Technology partnerships
Technology organisations committed to privacy, accessibility and child-centred design.
Corporate partnerships
Responsible businesses supporting child safety as part of long-term social commitments.
Development and funding partners
Donors and development partners supporting design, implementation and evaluation.
Shared standards
What we look for in partners
Strong partnerships rest on shared values and clear responsibilities.
- A shared commitment to children’s safety, dignity and wellbeing
- An organisational safeguarding policy and willingness to follow agreed protocols
- Respect for privacy, data protection and the role of statutory services
- Transparency about capacity, interests and potential conflicts
- Willingness to learn, review and improve together
How partnerships begin
Introductory conversation
Tell us about your organisation and interests.
Alignment
We explore shared goals, standards and the value we could create together.
Agreement
Scope, roles, safeguarding and data-protection terms are agreed in writing.
Collaboration and review
We work together and review progress openly.
A note on our partners
We only name partner organisations publicly once a partnership has been formally agreed and both parties have approved its publication.
Find your pathway
Who we work with
Families and caregivers
Practical guidance for supportive conversations, listening and helping children seek help.
Parent resources: Families and caregiversSchools and educators
Age-appropriate learning, staff preparedness and clear procedures within a structured plan.
For schools: Schools and educatorsGovernment and public institutions
Prevention-oriented programming and coordination aligned with existing mandates.
For government: Government and public institutionsChild-protection organisations
Responsible referral arrangements and clear boundaries between education and protection.
For protection services: Child-protection organisationsDevelopment partners
Collaboration with NGOs, donors and researchers to implement and learn responsibly.
For implementation partners: Development partnersResponsible businesses and technology partners
Partnerships grounded in privacy, child-centred design and long-term social value.
Explore partnerships: Responsible businesses and technology partners
PREPARE. PREVENT. PROTECT.
Let’s build safer systems together
Tell us about your organisation and how you would like to contribute. We will respond to explore next steps.