WE SUPPORT PARENTS

TO HELP EVERY CHILD GROW UP SAFE AND LOVED

THE PROBLEM

1 BILLION

children experience violence every year

500M+

children face delays in development

20%

of children struggle with their mental health

OUR VISION

A world where every parent, everywhere is able to protect and support their children’s health, safety, and development.

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My stress has decreased…And when my child and I no longer fight often, my husband and I also no longer fight...
Female Caregiver, Philippines

THE UNLOCK

Parents and caregivers play a critical role in protecting children from harm and fostering their healthy development.

But too often, they need the knowledge, skills, and support.

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The evidence exists

When parents receive the right support, violence reduces, mental health improves, and children can reach their full potential.

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Skills scale through technology

Our parenting courses are low-cost, accessible, and proven to work — built with families, for families.

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Systems already exist

We train the teachers, health workers and community volunteers already trusted by parents — at scale.

OUR SOLUTION

Evidence-based parenting support

  • Developed with families

  • Low-cost and accessible technology

  • Backed by rigorous evidence

  • Designed for scale within existing systems

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It's very easy to understand and apply the tips from the App, and they can be adapted to our environment
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ParentApp Trainer
Malaysia
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Before, I was afraid to talk to her face to face, but now I am free to talk to my mother about my problems.
Adolescent Girl, Tanzania

OUR IMPACT

22 Randomised Control Trials. Real Families. Real Results.

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reduction in physical abuse against children​

South Africa | Cluver et al., 2018

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less sexual violence against adolescent girls

Tanzania | Cluver et al., 2026

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decrease in caregiver depression, anxiety & stress

Thailand | Gardner et al., in submission

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decrease in emotional abuse against children

Philippines | Lachman et al., 2021

With thanks to our funders