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Child Protection Network

The Child Protection Network Foundation or CPN is a non-government organization with expertise on the prevention and treatment of child abuse. CPN’s work centers on increasing the accessibility of services for abused children in the Philippines. It plays a crucial role in the establishment of Women and Children Protection Units (WCPUs) in DOH-retained and LGU-assisted/supported hospitals and training of competent multidisciplinary teams. A WCPU is synonymous to a “safe haven”, a place where an abused child comes not only to seek medical intervention but also to receive other services that facilitate recovery from trauma and stigmatization. A safe haven for abused children can be achieved with a combination of competent, compassionate, non-threatening medical and psychosocial staff and a welcoming, safe, and child-friendly space. All WCPUs follow a common protocol and standards on the management of abuse cases to avoid retraumatization. The WCPUs implement best practices sharing, round table discussions, and peer reviews on a regular basis. With the support from different organizations, establishing at least one (1) Women and Children Protection Unit (WCPU) in all provinces of the country can be attained.

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David Bradley
Chairman and Founder

David Bradley
Chairman and Founder

Protecting the Youth

The crusader against child abuse David Bradley sees a bright future for the Philippine National Centre for Child Protection, writes Vicki A De Leon

It was October 1977 when David Bradley stepped out of the Manila International Airport for the first time and saw the hotchpotch of street vendors, well-wishing relatives and taxi and jeepney drivers. He instantly fell in love. “I’d never seen anything so foreign!”

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Protecting the Youth

The crusader against child abuse David Bradley sees a bright future for the Philippine National Centre for Child Protection, writes Vicki A De Leon

It was October 1977 when David Bradley stepped out of the Manila International Airport for the first time and saw the hotchpotch of street vendors, well-wishing relatives and taxi and jeepney drivers. He instantly fell in love. “I’d never seen anything so foreign!”

Read more of the interview with the founder

Asia’s premier prize and highest honor

The Ramon Magsaysay Award, Asia’s premier prize and highest honor, celebrates greatness of spirit and transformative leadership in Asia. Since 1958, the Ramon Magsaysay Award has been bestowed upon over three hundred outstanding individuals and organizations whose selfless service has offered their societies, Asia, and the world successful solutions to some of the most challenging problems of human development.

Asia’s premier prize and highest honor

The Ramon Magsaysay Award, Asia’s premier prize and highest honor, celebrates greatness of spirit and transformative leadership in Asia. Since 1958, the Ramon Magsaysay Award has been bestowed upon over three hundred outstanding individuals and organizations whose selfless service has offered their societies, Asia, and the world successful solutions to some of the most challenging problems of human development.

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143 WCPUs AND VAWC DESKS
LOCATED IN 67 PROVINCES AND 10 CITIES

143 WCPUs AND VAWC DESKS
LOCATED IN 67 PROVINCES AND 10 CITIES

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New Cases Served by WCPU Per Month
January 1, 2024 to September 30, 2024

New Cases Served by WCPU Per Month
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Helpline

Hotline-Child-Helpline

TeleCPU – Child Helpline

Child helplines are telephone-based services (SMS or call) that can be given in situations when there is restrained or limited physical interactions and are free of charge, confidential and accessible Mon – Fri, 7am to 4pm.

Child Helpline services include giving information on what steps can be taken, and coordinating with CPU-PGH service providers pertaining to child protection concerns or issues raised.

Contact Number:0968-7311032
Email: childhelplineph@wcpu-cpn.org
Contact Us Page: PGH-CPU Helpline
Child-Helpline Site: PGH-CPU Helpline-Site

PNP Women and Children Protection Center

The Women and Children Protection Center (WCPC) is the lead unit in the PNP that handles Violence Against Woman and Children

Contact Number: 0919-777-7377
Email: alengpuliswcpc.didm@pnp.gov.ph
Website: https://wcpc.pnp.gov.ph/

Help line Rapha

Rapha Helpline

Everyone has the right to feel safe all the time. We want you to keep safe during the Covid-19 pandemic, but we also want you to keep safe from physical and sexual abuse.

Contact Number: (Globe M-F) 0977-652-0230
Viber: 0961-718-2654 (Mon), 0961-718-2655 (Tues & Thurs), 0961-718-2658 (Wed & Fri)
Facebook: facebook.com/CPTCSA.org