We offer a range of services covering child labour prevention and remediation, child rights impacts and risks assessments, family-friendly workplaces, young worker development and more. Our services support companies to protect and promote child rights across their operations and supply chains, helping you to manage risks and meet regulatory requirements while at the same time creating positive impacts for working families, children and youth in your supply chain. 

 

From top management all the way down to sub-contracting and raw material sites, we connect business interests and activities to realities on the ground and turn concepts into action. Crucially, we systematically measure the impacts of the programmes and services we deliver for workers, children and factories – helping to demonstrate return on investment and strengthen the business case for child rights. 

Our Services Areas

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Create Family-Friendly Workplaces

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Understand & Address Child Rights Risks

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Prevent & Remediate Child Labour

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Protect and Support Young and Vulnerable Workers

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Responsibly Manage your Supply Chain

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Collaborate, Learn and Share Best Practices

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Children's Voices: When Businesses Support Children

Four stories from Bangladesh, China, Myanmar and Vietnam show how businesses can positively impact the lives of children. This video is a Global Child Forum and The Centre collaboration.

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I am grateful to be part of such a meaningful initiative that will not only help support my children financially but also provide psychological support. The valuable knowledge The Centre and Save the Children share will help my family safeguard our children’s future.  


(Commenting on the Child Benefit Allowance Initiative in Sri Lanka, winner of the CRIB Challenge; 2023)

-Lasanthi, Packing Member / Parent-employee at English Tea Shop
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Lasanthi, Packing Member / Parent-employee at English Tea Shop

Our collaboration with The Centre [formerly CCR CSR] enables us to bear more responsibility for the wellbeing of the people who work in our purchasing chain and their families, by ensuring children are taken care of while the parents are at work in the summer.


(Date: 2021)

-Matti Kalervo, Kesko’s Vice President of Corporate Responsibility
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Matti Kalervo, Kesko’s Vice President of Corporate Responsibility

As the Otto Group, we have been committed to fair and safe working conditions for more than 25 years. In these extraordinary times, it is particularly important to us to support the employees and their children individually and directly. I am delighted that [we] we can help at such short notice and lay the foundation for a long-term commitment.


(Date: 2021)

-Alexander Birken, CEO of the Otto Group
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Alexander Birken, CEO of the Otto Group

We are delighted to partner with The Centre to implement our Family Friendly Spaces (FFS) Programme. This programme is successful because the impacts are measurable and sustainable. Working together, we look forward to achieving even more for parent workers and children in the future.


(Date: 2020)

-Carmel Giblin President & CEO ICTI Ethical Toy Program
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Carmel Giblin President & CEO ICTI Ethical Toy Program

Our Partners

From manufacturing to agriculture to raw materials, we work with companies and suppliers large and small across multiple business sectors. We also partner with civil society organisations on child rights.
Aldi
Amazon
Amfori
Arena
BillerudKorsnas
C&A
Clas Ohlson
Colosseum
Disney
Elevate
Ethical Toy Program
FCA
FLA
Fast Retailing
Flying Tiger
Global Child Forum
H&M
Inditex
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3
Lidl
Li & Fung
LKAB
Lavazza
2
Mekong Timber Plantations
Nest
Olam
Otto Group
Primark
QuizRR
4
Samsung
29
Save the Children Mexico
Target
The Children's Place
Tempo
The Very Group
UNICEF
Ulula
Varner
VF
The Remedy Project

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