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Culture of Self-Protection. The flagship child abuse prevention project developed by Future & Hope International.
Real, Technical and Structured Prevention for Schools
The Numbers Behind the Challenge
The crisis Ecuador has yet to solve
Girls under 14 forced into motherhood as a result of sexual abuse
Sexually abused before turning 18. In 90% of these cases, the abuser belongs to their closest circle
Contacted by online predators. Digital violence is happening today, in their own homes
How It Works: The 3 Steps of the Ecosystem
Step 1:
We train school staff in early detection protocols, emotional support and the current legal framework to break down the "architecture of silence."
Step 2:
(Students and Families)
We provide coordinated workbooks for children ages 4 to 12 based on the BE – KNOW – DO methodology, along with practical guides so families can reinforce self-protection at home.
Step 3:
We measure impact with real data from the school community and award the institutional "Protected School" seal.
Self-protection can be taught, and it can be measured.
Answer 6 questions and find out where your school’s culture of self-protection stands today. You will get a clear assessment and a concrete starting point.
Schedule a technical presentation for your school’s leadership team, or support us by funding child self-protection scholarships in vulnerable schools.
Schools can now rely on a practical system that goes beyond a policy document.
A methodology proven in practice, not just in theory.
We developed and refined the Global Shield methodology in strategic partnership with Jesss International Christian Academy, which served as the pilot school and educational co-author. This experience allowed us to validate the materials for children ages 4 to 12 and ensure that the culture of self-protection is fully applicable to everyday school life.