2024-10-29T13:35:48-07:00 2023-12-31 992970102 JMG CPAs Tax and Advisors LLC 349 Kinderkamack Road Westwood NJ 07675 990 2023-01-01 161559586 WORLD CHILDHOOD FOUNDATION INC WORL 2128676088 250 West 55th Street 17th Floor NEW YORK NY 10019 Mary L Pulido PhD Executive Dir. 2024-10-29 true true John F Jilleba CPA P01249386 2012631333 2023 2024-10-15 13:58:12Z Mary L Pulido PhD 250 West 55th Street 17th Floor NEW YORK NY 10019 7463439 false X HTTPS://WWW.CHILDHOOD-USA.ORG X 1998 DE The World Childhood Foundation envisions a world where all children are free from violence, sexual abuse and exploitation. World Childhood Foundation's mission is to inspire, promote, and develop solutions to prevent and address sexual abuse, exploitation and violence against children. 14 14 4 10 0 1016625 301596 0 298621 822708 27951 506993 1343197 1631297 1334109 889470 0 465696 363464 0 77851 409286 351589 2209091 1604523 -865894 26774 10248802 10743373 454890 608079 9793912 10135294 THE MISSION OF THE FOUNDATION IS TO INSPIRE, PROMOTE, AND DEVELOP SOLUTIONS TO END SEXUAL ABUSE, EXPLOITATION, AND VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN. false false 933301 To create a world where all children are free from violence, sexual abuse and exploitation. World Childhood Foundation's mission is to inspire, promote and develop solutions to end sexual abuse, exploitation, and violence against children. 200000 Economist Index Program - shedding light on child sexual violence projectThe Economist Intelligence Unit proposes a research program that will develop first of its kind benchmark to assess the state of sexual violence against children around the world, as well as an outlook for the future. The core component of the research program is an assessment of the current state of sexual violence against children and the legal and institutional underpinnings to combat it. Childhood USA with partners (other funders, experts and policymakers) will collaborate closely with the EIU on this program. The benchmarking tool will allow for comparisons across countries against a set of relevant and actionable metrics. The research program will empower World Childhood Foundation to engage key stakeholders on the topic, to amplify its core message, and to leverage research and evidence to propose policy and programmatic initiatives to prevent sexual violence against children. This is of utmost importance for the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals, especially SDG 16.2. The EIU report will help to generate greater awareness among a wider audience about the scale of Child Sexual Abuse and put the topic on the global agenda. 65000 Program support - Safe HorizonSafe Horizon will leverage nearly 30 years of experience providing evidence-based, trauma-informed treatment for child victims of crime and abuse at its Brooklyn-based mental health Counseling Center to provide an improved approach to children who replicate the sexual abuse that was perpetrated on them with other children. Safe Horizon will adapt Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TFCBT), a widely-disseminated evidence-based model for treating children with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), for use with children who re-enact sexual abuse. Safe Horizons Counseling Center (SHCC) provides an ideal laboratory in which expert clinicians can develop and pilot this adaptation. 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Nomi Network PO Box 3026 Dallas TX 75205 50000 0 FMV To support homeless girls program Prevent Child Abuse Vermont 203 Country Club Rd Montpelier VT 05602 12500 0 FMV To promote child abuse prevention Safe Horizon 2 Lafayette Street 3rd Fl San Francisco CA 94102 132946970 65000 0 FMV To support youth mental health SafeBae 32 Broad Cove Rd Cape Elizabeth ME 04107 815451147 50000 0 FMV To promote child safety awareness Stop it Now 351 Pleasant Street Suite B-3 Northampton MA 01060 50000 0 FMV To promote child abuse prevention The Bridge for Youth 1111 West 22nd Street Minneapolis MN 55405 410983062 100000 0 FMV To prevent youth homelessness University of Minnesota 200 Oak Street SE Suite 500 M Minneapolis MN 55455 75000 0 FMV To support child abuse prevention Voices for Children 8358 Main Street Second Floor Ellicott City MD 21043 25000 0 FMV To support child abuse prevention WCF Brazil Rua Funchal513 Conjunto 62 Sao Paolo Vila Olimpia BR 04551-060 6000 0 FMV To support child abuse prevention 5 13 Additional Supplemental Information PART II, Line 1, Column (H):Name of Organization: Safe HorizonPurpose of Grant: To support The Streetwork Project: Wraparound Mental Health Support for Homeless Youth in Harlem, New York, NY.The program provides services to homeless youth ages 16-25, in an effort to address the link between homelessness and vulnerability to CSEA. Funding will directly support mental health staff and their supervision as it relates to mental health engagement.Name of Organization: The Bridge for YouthPurpose of Grant: To support The Bridge for Youth Intervention, Prevention, and Support for Youth Experiencing Homelessness in Minnesota.Specifically, to connects with youth in the Twin Cities currently homeless, or at risk of experiencing homelessness, and disrupts the cycle of sexual exploitation by providing a continuum of basic needs services which empower youth to get off the streets, and increase their levels of safety, housing stability and self-sufficiency.Name of Organization: SafeBAEPurpose of Grant: To support SafeBAE program Summer Activist Institute US (national focus).The Annual Summer Activist Institute for 25 high-school students focused on empowering youth with the knowledge and tools to address sexual violence prevention and response in their communities.Name of Organization: University of MinnesotaPurpose of Grant: To support the University of Minnesota Foundation Program in Disrupting Youth Sex Trading in the African-American Community: A Collaboration between MYST and the Northside Healing Space.The university works with youth and adult leaders in the African American community in North Minneapolis to identify promising strategies to prevent sex trading.Name of Organization: John Hopkins Bloomberg SchoolPurpose of Grant: To support the John Hopkins/the Moore Center for the Prevention of Child Sexual Abuse.The program enhances a child sexual abuse prevention program for teens with intellectual and developmental disorders (IDD) with educational videos. One of the programs named Responsible Behavior with Younger Children for Teens with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (RBYC-IDD) aims to provide teens with mild to moderate IDD, their caregivers, and their educators with the knowledge and skills to promote responsible behaviors between teens with IDD with younger children and peers.Name of Organization: The Economic Intelligence Unit, NA Inc. Economist Impact.Purpose of Grant: To assess 16 states' prevention of and response to child sexual explotation and abuse and create a benchmarking mode. Grantmaker's Description of How Grants are Used World Childhood Foundation does not employ its own staff in the field but evaluates, monitors, and reviews project application from other organizations, and provides funding for services for children in need. World Childhood Foundation evaluates the personal involvement and commitment of the organizations' staff as an important tool to measure for potential funding. 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Childhood USA with partners (other funders, experts and policymakers) will collaborate closely with the EIU on this program. The benchmarking tool will allow for comparisons across countries against a set of relevant and actionable metrics. The research program will empower World Childhood Foundation to engage key stakeholders on the topic, to amplify its core message, and to leverage research and evidence to propose policy and programmatic initiatives to prevent sexual violence against children. This is of utmost importance for the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals, especially SDG 16.2. The EIU report will help to generate greater awareness among a wider audience about the scale of Child Sexual Abuse and put the topic on the global agenda.