Education is not a privilege. Legal identity is not optional. Both are fundamental rights.

Through our collaboration with NRC under the Accelerated Education Programme (AEP), Community Action for Safety and Equality is working to ensure that no child is left behind, especially those who are out of school, over-age, teen mothers, children with disabilities, or learners without birth certificates.

If you know a child aged 10–18 who is not in school or lacks a birth certificate, take action today. Refer them to the nearest CASE centre for support and guidance.

Access to education protects futures.

Birth registration protects identity.

Protection begins with awareness and action.

Together, we can restore opportunity, dignity, and hope.

CASE Launches the Reproductive and Sexual Health Program

CASE is proud to announce the launch of its Reproductive and Sexual Health Program, an initiative designed to improve access to accurate information, promote informed decision-making, and strengthen dignity-centred health awareness within refugee and host communities.

Reproductive and sexual health plays a critical role in maternal wellbeing, adolescent development, gender equality, and child protection. However, stigma, misinformation, and limited access to services continue to place vulnerable populations at risk.

CASE remains committed to advancing rights-based, community-led solutions that place dignity, protection, and wellbeing at the centre of humanitarian action.