Every child is special and unique, characterized by distinct traits, temperaments, and strengths that must be encouraged and valued. Growing up in a caring, safe, and stimulating environment is a fundamental right and highly dependent on their mothers, especially during early childhood, for basic needs such as food, comfort, and emotional regulation, establishing a crucial bond that promotes security, self-esteem, and healthy development, although this attachment is often due to the mother’s typical role as the primary caregiver, leading to stronger initial bonds and a search for comfort, according to psychological research and understanding.

Children and women globally face pervasive issues like violence (domestic, sexual, online), poverty, lack of education, malnutrition, harmful traditional practices (child marriage), and health crises, exacerbated by conflict, climate change, and economic instability, leading to increased mortality, displacement, and significant loss of healthy life years, with girls and women disproportionately affected. Key problems include increasing child marriage, widespread intimate partner violence, severe learning loss from school closures, and millions lacking basic healthcare access.

Many children suffer from hunger and live in dangerous conditions, with no one to protect them. Deprived of a father or mother to care for them, they are exposed to abuse, neglect, and many forms of exploitation, extreme violence, and psychological and emotional distress after the loss of one or both parents. Now imagine what this could mean and the impact on children? Terrifying and potentially having profound and varied consequences, leading to severe physical and psychological trauma, displacement, and long-term developmental problems. They risk being killed, maimed, orphaned, recruited, and sexually abused, and often suffer the loss of their families, education, and homes. No child should have to live such a dark and painful life. We believe that all children should have the same opportunities to thrive.

How does The Trusted Save Help?

• Building, managing and operating World Kingdom healthcare facilities and providing healthcare services in all countries. These facilities may include hospitals, outpatient care centres, clinics, pharmacies, dental clinics, veterinary, and specialized facilities such as nursing homes and mental health centres and offer free healthcare (hospitals) to the public in all countries, including urgent or immediately necessary care, such as in emergency rooms and provide for every newborn, a “Baby Gift Box” to the parents at the hospitals. This kit contains essential items for the baby and represents the support offered by the King of the World/King of Justice, Evrad Kounchou Kameugne (founder and owner).
  

• Building and managing the World Kingdom of Educational Institutions, which encompasses schools, colleges, online courses, and universities worldwide, and by providing free primary education and supplying children with books, pencils, school bags, and school meals, these educational institutions and gifts represent the support offered by the King of the World/King of Justice, Evrad Kounchou Kameugne (founder and owner). It integrates the teachings of faith into the rest of the curriculum to educate the whole person (mind, body, and soul). Students are encouraged to develop their full potential and strive for excellence in all aspects of their lives, whether academic, spiritual, or extracurricular.

• Innovating, expanding access to quality learning and free primary education, free school meals for all, the obligation to extend access to secondary education to all with the gradual introduction of free secondary education. This applies to all children (5-15 years), regardless of race, gender, disability, detention status, immigration and refugee status.

• Establishing public schemes and benefits to help working parents cover childcare costs or those unable to provide childcare, such as tax free childcare, costs for nurseries, childminders, nannies, or after-school clubs, free childcare entitlement.

• Establishing and strengthening public student loans to help fund undergraduate and postgraduate study costs.

• Supporting apprenticeships internships and traineeships by funding and promoting them and providing resources for employers and apprentices, including financial incentives and advice on how to take on apprentices.

• Investing in educational infrastructure through initiatives such as the school, college, and university construction program, building renovations, equipment, digital connectivity, and infrastructure and technology maintenance.

• Enhancing online safety for children through a variety of means, including providing advice to parents, offering educational resources, and advocating for policy changes.

• Providing resources and advicing for parents on how to support their child’s mental health, including tips on communication, managing difficult behaviours, and seeking professional help.

• Ending child poverty and improve the quality of life.

• Supporting children through various policies and programs, including education, childcare, and child protection, aiming to ensure equal opportunities and safeguard their well-being.

• Advocating for children’s rights at local, national and international levels, raising awareness of the challenges faced by children.

• Providing vaccines, promoting healthy diets, and combating malnutrition.

• Protecting children from violence, abuse, exploitation and terrorism.

• Implementing policies that address radicalisation, fostering a positive environment promoting tolerance, and educate children on safety and critical thinking.

• Implementing educational safety measures and train staff in the duty of prevention, teaching children the “RUN, HIDE, REPORT” method in case of an emergency.

• Implementing rigorous safety measures in school or college prayer spaces, as well as safeguarding, inclusion, and supervision policies to safeguard the physical and emotional well-being of children and students.

• Ensuring access to quality education and skills development, particularly in emergency situations.

• Providing access to safe drinking water and sanitation, and promote good hygiene practices,

• Promoting gender equality, end domestic violence against women and children and provide resources.

• Improving girls’ education by reducing infant and maternal mortality through family planning, contraception, abstinence, considering adoption and policies to have fewer children in overpopulated countries.

• Developing research and evidence-based practices to inform policy and programming;

• Helping children in disaster situations by sponsoring education and providing school supplies, such as pencils, books, backpacks, as well as food, water, shelter, medical aid, and care.

• Promoting awareness and understanding of children’s rights, ensuring that children are treated with respect and dignity. 

• Reaching children in challenging circumstances like poverty, conflict-affected areas, or with disabilities;

• Empowering families with resources, training, and support to create nurturing environments at home;

• Implementing child protection coordination policies that ensure children are protected and any complaints are reported and assessed.

• Providing grants, scholarships, and fellowships to support individuals and organizations.

• Striving to influence laws and policies to protect children’s rights.

• Demonstrating leadership and sharing best practices to improve education, child welfare, and orphanages.

• Working in partnership with communities to implement policies that ensure every child grows up happy, healthy and well cared for and achieves their dreams. 

• Helping orphaned children and organizations by sponsoring education and providing school supplies, such as pencils, books, backpacks, as well as food, water, shelter, medical aid, and care.

• Preventing criminalization and avoiding unnecessary prosecutions of children.

• Ensuring that children under 14 years old cannot be charged with a crime. When children aged 12 to 14 break the law, they are dealt with through the youth justice team and social care systems, focusing on welfare and prevention of future offending. Measures are put in place to address the child’s behaviour and circumstances and Children under the age of 12 cannot be arrested, charged with a crime, or imprisoned, because they are below the minimum age of criminal responsibility.
  

• Providing legal safeguards and embedding legal safeguards in the system.

• Helping children reintegrate into society and allowing them to express themselves and give their views.

• Promoting and ensuring the dignity and well-being of children and .

• Creating child-friendly spaces where children can continue to learn, even in times of conflict or natural disaster.

• Influencing decision-makers and address cumulative, long-term, direct, indirect, and global consequences on Education, Children and Orphans within international and national organisations around the world .

• Responding to crises with lifesaving aid and long-term support and Supporting orphan sponsorship organisations and communities with food parcels , shelter, medicines and many other items they need.

• Protecting the rights, dignity and safety of children and Challenging unjust laws, policies and practices.

• Educating women tend to earn more, have better jobs.

• Assisting families separated by conflict or disaster, offering family enrichment programs, supporting family carers, and advocating for policies that address the needs of families and protect children’s rights.
  

• Advising and supporting parents or guardians on children’s mental health, online safety and what to do if you are worried about a child.

• Providing funding and grants to organisations and educational institutions that provide meals to people living on the margins of society.

• Offering confidential and clear information and advice on contraception, sexual health and pregnancy planning, often through health facilities and clinics.
  

• Ensuring women have income security, decent work, and economic autonomy. This can be achieved through vocational training, support for business development, access to financial services such as loans and savings accounts, social security benefits for those who are entitled to them, and advocacy for equal pay and opportunities in the workplace.

• Working towards the prevention and elimination of all forms of violence, including domestic violence, and harmful practices such as female genital mutilation and child marriage.
  
  

The organization is legitimate, authentic, credible, sincere and trustworthy. It has not yet been started and has not yet collected donations. This is the NEW WORLD ORDER. We are therefore unable to collect donations at this time. We thank everyone who has contacted us to donate. However, we cannot accept any donations at this time.