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About the Association

The Emirates Child Protection Association is a civil society organisation working across the UAE to safeguard children, support families and raise professional standards in child protection.

Get to know us

Safeguarding childhood across the Emirates, together.

Mission

To protect children's rights through specialised consultation, professional training, community awareness and active partnership with national institutions.

  • Specialised consultation
  • Professional training
  • Community awareness

Vision

A society where every child grows up safe, heard and supported.

  • Every child safe
  • Every child heard
  • Every child supported
Our Services

What we stand for

Values

Confidentiality

Nothing a family tells us leaves the specialist handling their case.

The child's best interest

Every decision is measured against what is best for the child.

Professional rigour

Our practice follows national legislation and documented safeguarding policy.

Partnership

Child protection is shared work, not the responsibility of one body alone.

How we are run

Governance

The association is governed by an elected board supported by specialist committees. Our safeguarding policy, privacy policy and terms of use set out how we handle information and how anyone can raise a concern about our practice.

How work moves

Committees & workflows

Approved internal workflows — every request moves through clear steps from intake to archiving.

Legal committee

  1. 1
    Request received
  2. 2
    Request logged and classified (legislation — agreement — advice — training material — document review)
  3. 3
    Referred to the committee chair
  4. 4
    Assigned to a member by specialism
  5. 5
    Study and analysis
  6. 6
    Reviewed and approved by the chair
  7. 7
    Approved by the administration or the association's president where needed
  8. 8
    Reply sent to the requesting body
  9. 9
    File archived and the outcome recorded

Media and public relations committee

  1. 1
    Request received (campaign — workshop — initiative — partnership — coverage)
  2. 2
    Request logged, classified and prioritised
  3. 3
    Media and logistical needs assessed
  4. 4
    Delivery plan prepared
  5. 5
    Plan approved by the committee chair
  6. 6
    Delivery
  7. 7
    Results documented (photographs — video — reports — indicators)
  8. 8
    Closing report and archiving

Committee support

  1. 1
    Support request received from the committee
  2. 2
    Type of support identified (media — logistics — coverage — design)
  3. 3
    Delivery plan and task schedule prepared
  4. 4
    Coordination with the committee leading the initiative
  5. 5
    Support delivered during the event
  6. 6
    Documentation and publication
  7. 7
    Report submitted and the request closed

Treasurer

  1. 1
    Request received (payment order or receipt voucher)
  2. 2
    Documents reviewed
  3. 3
    Budget allocations verified
  4. 4
    Request approved within delegated authority
  5. 5
    Transaction executed
  6. 6
    Entered in the financial register
  7. 7
    Documents filed and archived
  8. 8
    Records passed to the financial auditor