HopeWorks Global, Inc. helps families, caregivers, and organizations put child-exploitation prevention into practice through role-specific training, individualized guidance, safeguarding support, and connections to qualified services.
Prevention starts with recognition, practical knowledge, and a safer next step.
Inspired by Proverbs 31:8–9, our mission is to prevent child exploitation and victimization, speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves, and advance justice for people facing poverty and need. We equip children, families, caregivers, organizations, and communities to recognize risk, respond safely, and strengthen protection.
WHAT WE DO
Four connected areas of work.
HopeWorks Global, Inc. combines prevention education, practical guidance, organizational readiness, and advocacy so people and systems are better prepared to protect children.
PREVENTION & TRAINING
Build recognition before the moment of concern.
Training, digital-safety education, role-specific learning, and practical tools help people recognize risk and respond safely.
Nonpartisan legislative engagement, policy education, community outreach, coalition work, and prevention campaigns strengthen the systems around children.
HopeWorks VITAL fills an accessibility gap in prevention.
Standard prevention materials do not work equally well for every child. VITAL extends HopeWorks Global, Inc.’s prevention work for children and youth who benefit from adapted communication, learning, sensory, mobility, or support approaches.
Caregiver and professional support is available now while an adapted child- and youth-facing curriculum is being developed.
HopeWorks Global, Inc. provides facilitated prevention training shaped to your audience, setting, responsibilities, and access needs. Work through practical questions about recognizing concerns, responding within your role, and using appropriate reporting and referral pathways.
Help strengthen the operational foundation behind HopeWorks Global’s prevention work, including training, educational resources, technology, and community partnerships.
Help develop accessible prevention modules with American Sign Language, captions, transcripts, Braille, large-print materials, and accessibility review.
Help establish HopeWorks Global Kenya and develop locally informed water-access and inclusive-education projects that strengthen community conditions and reduce vulnerability.
Good things take community. This is a proposed schedule. Event delivery is subject to funding, availability and partner coordination. Times and locations are to be confirmed. January 11 is the annual Wear Blue Day observance. Ask about an event or partnership ↗