• Over 6192 CBCPCs and Adolescent Clubs actively engaged in identifying, reporting, and addressing CP risks.
• Child Club involvement Like Club Election fostered a culture of peer-to-peer protection and leadership.
• Adolescent-led initiatives created strong awareness on issues like Mobile & Drug addiction, child marriage, and GBV prevention within Rohingya and host communities.
• Established strong coordination with CiCs, NGOs, and community leaders, ensuring children at risk are referred to case management and other essential services.
• MPCACs and GFSs provided thousands of children with access to psychosocial support, recreational activities, and peer learning.
• On 19 May 2025, during the Open Budget Meeting at Jaliapalong Union, several issues raised by the children of Jaliapalong Union were successfully included in the union budget. These include: BDT 50,000 allocated for child development and protection.

Donor & Coordination Bodies

ECHO (European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations) – primary donor and oversight body.

ISCG (Inter-Sector Coordination Group) – for coordination in Rohingya response.

CiC (Camp-in-Charge) officials – local camp authority in Bangladesh context.

Implementing & Partner Organizations

International NGOs (INGOs) –Save the Children

National NGOs (NNGOs) –Breaking the Silence (BTS)

Community & Local Stakeholders

CBCPC (Community-Based Child Protection Committees).

Adolescent Clubs & Youth Groups.

Majhis, Imams, teachers, and community leaders.

Children and caregivers (direct beneficiaries).

Rohingya and Host Communities.

Government Stakeholders

RRRC (Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commissioner).

DC (Deputy Commissioner’s office).