Safeguarding Resource and Support Hub

Together, we can build a safer sector

At RSH, we support organisations in the humanitarian and development sectors to strengthen their safeguarding policy and practice against Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Sexual Harassment (SEAH). By offering a wide range of free tools, training and advice in over 10 languages, RSH enables people and organisations to reduce the risk of harm.

Our platform is open access, but we prioritise the needs of smaller civil society organisations.

Welcome back to the RSH Resource and Support Global Hub.

You can get quick access to key services we offer in the dashboard below. Alternatively click here to read about the RSH project, or watch a short video of what we offer.

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Latest resources

In 2023, Secours Islamique France (SIF), with RSH, surveyed African organisations on safeguarding policies, especially regarding child protection. This report summarises findings from 72 responses and offers recommendations and resources to enhance safeguarding measures.

Available in English and in Arabic, the objective of this how-to guide is to inspire and equip safeguarding leads and trainers in civil society organisations (CSOs) to effectively plan and deliver safeguarding training.

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Who we are

The RSH contract is delivered by a consortium led by Options, with Social Development Direct (SDDirect) as technical and delivery lead and including International Council of Voluntary Agencies (ICVA), Terre des hommes (Tdh) Sightsavers and Clear Global.

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It is funded by UKAid, the UK Government’s Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office to help organisations around the world.