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The DAPHNE-CHILD Grantee Spotlight Podcast

The DAPHNE-CHILD Grantee Spotlight Podcast

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This is a bi-weekly podcast showcasing the vital and innovative work of grantees of the Daphne-CHILD programme in 9 European countries, as they combat violence against children across Europe.

Through these conversations, we highlight the dedicated organisations working on the frontlines of child protection, share their unique approaches to supporting survivors, and amplify the voices of those creating meaningful change in their communities.

Each episode offers listeners insight into the challenges, successes, and resilience found in this critical field, whilst demonstrating how grassroots civil society organisations are transforming lives through comprehensive support, legal advocacy, and trauma-informed care.

The Daphne-CHILD programme is a collaborative initiative led by Eurochild and Terre des hommes, empowering grassroots civil society organisations across 9 European countries through a comprehensive 3-year subgranting and capacity-building programme.

The Daphne-CHILD programme is funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

Content may include sensitive topics related to violence against children and trauma. Listener discretion is advised.

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Episodes
  • Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (ISPCC), Ireland
    Dec 8 2025
    In the eighth episode of the Daphne-CHILD Grantee Spotlight Series, Charlotte Donnellan from ISPCC discusses their project Little Voices, Big Ideas - an initiative addressing peer-to-peer violence through genuine co-creation with children aged 8-12 across County Galway. Working with children from diverse communities, including island residents, Irish Travellers, and children in international protection accommodation, the project has developed a four-module educational program entirely shaped by children's insights and preferences. Through innovative child-centred methodologies using play, creative mediums, and regulation activities, the modules tackle self-esteem, confidence, empathy, and digital safety while staying true to how children actually want to learn: in small groups, with hands-on activities, and absolutely no PowerPoint presentations.

    This podcast is part of a series aiming to showcase the vital and innovative work of our grantees in the Daphne-CHILD programme as they combat violence against children across Europe.

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    38 mins
  • NGO 3.5 percent, Ukraine
    Nov 24 2025

    In the seventh episode of the Daphne-CHILD Grantee Spotlight Series, Karolina Svyryda from the Ukrainian NGO 3.5% discusses their project Combating Violence Against Children in Rural Schools of Lviv and the Zakarpattia Region. The initiative addresses psychological violence and creates child-led safety mechanisms in rural communities affected by traditional attitudes and limited resources. Working with students across multiple Hromadas, the project combines legal expertise from former Deputy Minister Natalia Fedorovic with innovative peer mediation systems designed by young people themselves, fostering both immediate protection and long-term cultural change in school environments.

    This podcast is part of a series aiming to showcase the vital and innovative work of our grantees in the Daphne-CHILD programme as they combat violence against children across Europe.

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    36 mins
  • Bethany Social Services Foundation, Romania
    Nov 10 2025

    In the sixth episode of the Daphne-CHILD Grantee Spotlight Series, Beatrice Darie from the Bethany Social Services Foundation discusses Educate Gently, a project addressing child violence in rural Romania. The initiative centres on parental education and community engagement, with messages created by children guiding workshops for parents and teachers. The project challenges traditional discipline practices and fosters systemic change in child protection.

    This podcast is part of a series aiming to showcase the vital and innovative work of our grantees in the Daphne-CHILD programme as they combat violence against children across Europe.

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    33 mins
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