• Early identification of children and families in need, and alternative placements of such children in foster care, with adoptive parents, or residential care.
• Community based care and support.
• Poverty alleviation projects, such as soup kitchens and providing nutritional supplements, in high impact communities.
• Community workshops, peer education and research.
• Capacity building and training of volunteers and caregivers.

For information on foster care and adoption, see the relevant service pages. There are also shelters for children who are homeless.