Who are we?

CESIP is a non-governmental development organization, founded in 1976, committed to the full exercise of rights of children, adolescents and adult women. To this end, it promotes the overcoming of personal, institutional and social barriers, especially gender inequality, intervening in the development of personal and collective capacities, the institutionalization of mechanisms for promotion and protection, the articulation of programs, social and political influence, with the participation of different social actors.

Vision

CESIP aspires to a just, inclusive and democratic society, in which children, adolescents and adult women are recognized as rights holders. A society free of violence, respectful of differences of sex, age, ethnic origin, culture, identity/sexual orientation and ideology, in which people have access to opportunities, resources and capacities for the exercise of their citizenship, in harmony with the environment. A society with a secular state promoter and protector of rights, which acts with ethics, transparency and efficiency; and an active and vigilant civil society.

Mission

CESIP is a non-governmental development organization, founded in 1976, committed to the full exercise of rights of children, adolescents and adult women, promoting the overcoming of personal, institutional and social barriers that limit it. To this end, it intervenes in the development of personal and collective capacities, the institutionalization of mechanisms for promotion and protection, the articulation of programs and social and institutional actors, the influence at the local, regional and national levels. It systematizes and disseminates good practices, generates knowledge and information, and promotes the participation of different social actors.

Intervention Lines

Schools promoting and protecting children's rights
Life free of violence against children and adolescents
Prevention and eradication of child labor and protection of working adolescents
Protection of Breastfeeding
Participation of children, adolescents and young people
Incorporation of child and adolescent and gender approaches in public management

Projects

Community Action to Combat Violence Against Children and Adolescents. Phase II
Reduction of Violence Against Children and Adolescents Between 5 and 12 Years Old Who Work
Safe Schools: Children, Adolescents and Young People Protected from Disasters and Violence from the School Context
Girls and Adolescent Women Exercise Their Rights Free of Domestic Work
Protecting Their Rights
Working Housemaids: Developing My Capacities, Knowing My Rights
Communities Promoting Children and Adolescent Rights in Carabayllo
Grain of Sand
School Strategies for Protecting Adolescents Against Violence
Global March Against Child Labor

Campaigns

Tracing Futures - Regional Conference BICE 2020
WORLD DAY AGAINST CHILD LABOR - 12 OF...
CAMPAIGN 100 MILLIONS FOR 100 MILLIONS ¡FOR A...
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Publications

Volver Construyendo una comunidad amiga de los niños, niñas y adolescentes 2018
Los principios del Buen Trato como ejes del proceso 2018
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Protecting Their Rights 2016
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Working Housemaids: Developing My Capacities, Knowing My Rights 2015
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Support Us

Your help will make a difference in the lives of children, adolescents and adult women in vulnerable situations. Donate now!

+51-1-4713410

postmast@cesip.org.pe

Cooperation Organizations

www.fundacionadsis.org
www.brot-fuer-die-welt.de
http://es.kindernothilfe.org/
http://www.starsfoundation.org.uk/
http://www.childhope.org.uk/
www.proclade.org
http://www.iicd.org/
http://www.apia.ch
http://www.terredeshommesnl.org/
www.solidaridad.org
http://europa.eu/
http://www.terredeshommes.it/
www.talithakoum.org
www.icco.nl
www.getm.ch
www.fundacion.telefonica.com.pe
www.edukans.nl
www.oakfnd.org
www.unicef.org/spanish
www.rednoseday.com/what-is-red-nose-day
http://pnp

Contact

Coronel Zegarra 722, Jesús María, Lima - Peru

Phones: (511) 471 3410 / (511) 470 2489

Email: postmast@cesip.org.pe

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