Our International Annual Report considers the unique issues faced by children and young people growing up without or at risk of losing parental care – especially during this year of polycrisis – and gives an overview of our activities, programme statistics and financial information for 2022.
The report includes a “Year in review” article about global challenges and how we can support children and young people to build resilience in the face of adversity; an introductory message from Jordany, a young person in Costa Rica, who talks about the importance of role models; and a feature about our work in emergencies. Other highlights include an overview of the reasons for family breakdown; data on our reach and impact; and personal stories from our programmes, written in young people’s own words.
Facts and Figures 2022
- 99,300 families supported to stay together
- 69,200 children and young people cared for in a range of care options
- 2,548,400 people reached
- 105 countries where we worked towards positive change in policy and practice
- 25 emergencies responded to with child protection activities
Read the full report