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Give, sponsor training, volunteer, or build a partnership that expands practical child-exploitation prevention.

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Support the work in the way that fits you.

Three giving paths support organizational capacity, accessible prevention development, and locally led community work.

CAMPAIGN

Build the Base

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Help establish a dedicated HopeWorks Global, Inc. office and strengthen the people, technology, administration, and safeguards that support the work.

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ACCESSIBLE PREVENTION CAMPAIGN

Build VITAL

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Help develop VITAL learning modules with American Sign Language access, captions and transcripts, professionally produced Braille and large-print materials, and accessibility review.

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KENYA OFFICE CAMPAIGN

HopeWorks Global Kenya

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Help establish and equip the HopeWorks Global Kenya office so locally led prevention education, training, partnerships, and community outreach can grow.

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VOLUNTEER

Contribute through a structured role.

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Volunteer opportunities include training logistics, outreach, administrative support, communications, grant research, legislative research, approved photography and design, and professional expertise based on current organizational needs.

Screening, orientation, confidentiality requirements, and background checks are applied according to the responsibilities of each role.

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PARTNER WITH HOPEWORKS GLOBAL, INC.

Bring a venue, expertise, funding, or shared prevention goal.

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Organizations can host training, request policy or safeguarding support, collaborate on accessible resources, provide a venue, refer another organization, contribute professional expertise, discuss funding, or coordinate advocacy on an aligned, nonpartisan issue.

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