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Policy PaperCall For A Moratorium On Intercountry Adoption In Response To The Conflict In UkraineMonday May 30, 2022This joint statement urges receiving States, international bodies, and humanitarian agencies to adopt a harmonised approach and call for a moratorium on intercountry adoptions from Ukraine.
TrainingPutting Children And Youth Participation At The Heart Of Care ReformMonday May 23, 2022This manual provides a comprehensive overview of how to meaningfully engage children and young people in care reform.
Annual ReportImpact Report 2021Friday May 13, 2022Your support means that despite many challenges, in 2021 we could deliver real change across the globe.
TrainingSafeguarding Children And Young People From Institution-related TraffickingMonday April 25, 2022This resource is based in large part on the findings of Lumos’ two groundbreaking reports on institution-related trafficking.
PublicationLumos’ Recommendations To The French Presidency Of The Council Of The EUWednesday January 12, 2022This paper outlines Lumos’ recommendations to the French Presidency of the Council of the EU on how to support children to live in families globally.
PublicationCycles Of Exploitation: The Links Between Children’s Institutions And Human TraffickingThursday December 9, 2021This Global Thematic Review examines the growing evidence of the links between the institutionalisation of children and human trafficking.
FundraisingA-Z Of Fundraising IdeasMonday October 11, 2021Help Lumos and be part of our fight for every child's right to a safe and loving family!
PublicationStrengthening Family-based Care In Refugee ContextsSaturday September 4, 2021In 2018-2020, we worked with partners across four refugee camps in Tigray, Ethiopia. The goal was to reverse the trend of placing unaccompanied children into institutions, bringing in a system that put family-based care first.
Policy PaperA Journey For Children’s Rights: Joint Reaction To The New EU Strategy On The Rights Of The ChildThursday July 8, 2021In order to make sure the Child Rights Strategy truly becomes a success in the years to come, and benefits all children, it is essential that children and civil society organisations representing children play an important role in its implementation.