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Thank you for your generous gift.
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    Here are other ways in which you can make a difference:

    Social Ambassador

    It’s going to take work to change the world. Get started by making sure that your friends and family know the scope of the problem. Our job is to inspire people to join the path towards affecting the change.

    ECPAT International invites you to spread our message. You can amplify our story by simply following and subscribing to our social media accounts. It’s as simple as spending 5 minutes a week, on social media explaining who we are and what we do. Add social media icons of ECPAT – Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Youtube, TikTok (if applicable).

    Fundraise

    Supporters leverage Facebook or other social media platforms to help spread the word through fundraisers. A fundraiser can be set up in four easy steps.

    • Step 1 – Choose your campaign and set a goal. You could fundraise for your birthday, run a race etc.
    • Step 2 – Show people your support, be the first to donate on your fundraising page.
    • Step 3 – Spread the word. Tell people across your social media accounts about your fundraising campaign.
    • Step 4 – Share your progress, inspire people to help you reach your goal.

    Keep Learning

    • Help us ensure that every child can grow up safe, strong and bold.
    • Research is an important tool in our advocacy efforts. We are constantly learning about the issue – how is exploitation evolving, the role of technology, how are governments responding to child protection and safety and so on.
    • Understanding the scale of the problem can help identify even more ways to get involved.
    Speak Up

    If You See Something, Say Something. Report It, Don’t Ignore It !!

    • If you witnessed a crime being committed against a child, your first priority (where possible) should be to contact the local police.
    • If you can’t or won’t report to local law enforcement you can also report suspected child sex offences via our partner website Don’t Look Away.
    • If you believe you have seen a child being sexually abused online, please contact the police or go to the website of our partner organization INHOPE to find out the best avenue for reporting the material to the appropriate national authorities.

    Report Now

    Being a survivor is about learning to cope. I’m a survivor because I’m still here. It is hard to be a survivor. I put so much effort into it and people. You need to have some sort of passion in life. I have a passion to live.

    – Ally, survivor