Children have the right to be cared for and protected. Save the Children has therefore developed material for children to know their rights - and for child rights and frontline workers to know about child development and how to encourage, care for and protect children.
1.) Do’s and Dont’s for all ages
This is a package of three posters. One is intended to provide adults with the do’s and don’ts for protecting children and respecting their rights. The remaining two posters send the message to children that violence is not ok, and provides them with practical do’s and don’ts for dealing with violence.
Download Poster- Protect our Children
Download Poster- VIolence is not OK- Vs.1
Download Poster- Violence is Not OK Vs.2
2.) Listen, Learning and Acting 
Staff in Save the Children and child rights workers wanting to know more about relevant measures to protect children will benefit from reading and using this book. The book discusses the consequences of violence against children, gives an update on the UN Study on Violence against Children and advice on how to act to promote the protection of children.
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3.) Protect the Children! 
This book is for frontline workers such as teachers, nurses, people working in shelter homes and institutions, members of protection committees and social workers - all those in direct contact with children, including parents. The book is easy to read and gives a background for understanding the child and practical advice on how to support the child.
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4.) Listendoll Storybook
This is an illustrated storybook for children aged 4 and up who have suffered trauma and a difficult life situation. It is the story of a doll who faces a terrible wind that blows her life apart. She is taken by a wise bird to the forest where the trees tell her a secret. “Bad things happen, they just do, but you are still you.” They teach her to listen in a new way that gives her strength and perspective.
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5.) Safe You and Safe Me 
This book is for children from 7 years and upwards to learn about the types of violence faced by children around the world, and gives ideas on how they can protect themselves. The book encourages children to ask questions and state their opinions.
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6.) Equal you and Equal Me 
Through this book children from 7 years can learn about the types of discrimination they may face in their day to day life and the many forms of discrimination faced by other children throughout the world.
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