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Why wait for a child to get abused to save them? Let's ACT NOW! Enable more kids to discover #KnowYourT1 . Share the pinned films & add a☝️in comments
T1: Trusted One. Before you need one #KnowYourT1
Everyone needs one person. Someone who listens. Someone who believes you. Someone who makes you feel safe.
That’s your T1 - your Trusted One.
Know your T1. Before you need one. Every child deserves someone they can trust.
Know more -
https://www.savemissinggirls.com/trusted-one/
(Link in bio)
Share this with someone who needs to see it.
Drop a ☝🏻 in the comments to show your support.
#KnowYourT1
#T1 #TrustedOne #ChildSafety
If they tick all 5… keep them close ✅
#KnowYourT1
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It takes one sign for a movement to begin☝🏼
Raise your finger. Post your T1 photo. Caption it with: #KnowYourT1.
Because all it takes is one post, one sign, one safe place.
Trusted One. Everyone needs one.
#T1 #TrustedOne #ChildSafety
Your body knows before your mind does. Notice patterns.
#KnowYourT1 (coming soon)
#T1 #TrustedOne #ChildSafety
Your body knows before your mind does. Notice patterns.
#KnowYourT1 (coming soon)
#T1 #TrustedOne #ChildSafety
Your body knows before your mind does. Notice patterns.
#KnowYourT1 (coming soon)
#T1 #TrustedOne #ChildSafety
No shuffle. No skips. Just one person you trust. Your T1! #KnowYourT1
Check out the T1 playlist we created on Spotify (link in bio)
#T1 #TrustedOne #ChildSafety
This isn’t just a definition. It’s a reminder. Save it.
Tag someone who fits this description.
#KnowYourT1 - Watch the film pinned on the page / visit the t1 page link on bio.
Help us reach every kid. Drop a ☝️ in comments
#t1 #trustedone #childsafety
It starts as one sign ☝🏼. Becomes a movement. Ready for what’s next?
#KnowYourT1 (coming soon)
#T1 #TrustedOne #ChildSafety
Think about it and drop ☝🏼 in the comments if you want to know the answer.
#KnowYourT1 (coming soon)
Think about it and drop ☝🏼 in the comments if you want to know the answer.
#KnowYourT1 (coming soon)
How do we move from awareness to actual systems that keep children safe?
Last week we -- Missing Link Trust, in partnership with SVP India, convened a state-level roundtable in Mumbai on “Strengthening School Systems to Prevent Violence Against Children" in collaboration with Department of Women and Child Development and Maharashtra State Commission for Protection of Child Rights.
Bringing together stakeholders from government, education, civil society, and philanthropy, the roundtable focused on one core idea: child safety requires systems, not silos.
The discussions spanned:
- Strengthening inter-agency collaboration
- Addressing online safety and emerging risks
- Using hyperlocal data for better prevention and decision-making
The conversation was enriched by participation from Shobha Shelar (DWCD, Mumbai City), Santosh Shinde (Vidhayak Bharti), Meenal Srinivasan (Educo), and Khushbu Jain (Advocate, Supreme Court), Karishma Dixit SVP Mumbai among others.
What emerged was a shared commitment to move beyond isolated efforts and work towards coordinated, system-level change for child safety.
A heartfelt thank you to our team and well-wishers for your constant support, belief, and effort in making this roundtable possible Amitav Barik, Nainish Tikoo, Leena Kejriwal, Shalini Arvindan, Panchali Kar, Dilip Kumar Sivasankar, Umesh Wankhade, Nikita Anand
A detailed report with key insights and next steps will be shared soon.
#ChildSafetyRoundTable #ChildSafety #SchoolSafety #SystemsChange #Education #Collaboration #PreventionOfAbuse #SaveMissingGirls
How do we move from awareness to actual systems that keep children safe?
Last week we -- Missing Link Trust, in partnership with SVP India, convened a state-level roundtable in Mumbai on “Strengthening School Systems to Prevent Violence Against Children" in collaboration with Department of Women and Child Development and Maharashtra State Commission for Protection of Child Rights.
Bringing together stakeholders from government, education, civil society, and philanthropy, the roundtable focused on one core idea: child safety requires systems, not silos.
The discussions spanned:
- Strengthening inter-agency collaboration
- Addressing online safety and emerging risks
- Using hyperlocal data for better prevention and decision-making
The conversation was enriched by participation from Shobha Shelar (DWCD, Mumbai City), Santosh Shinde (Vidhayak Bharti), Meenal Srinivasan (Educo), and Khushbu Jain (Advocate, Supreme Court), Karishma Dixit SVP Mumbai among others.
What emerged was a shared commitment to move beyond isolated efforts and work towards coordinated, system-level change for child safety.
A heartfelt thank you to our team and well-wishers for your constant support, belief, and effort in making this roundtable possible Amitav Barik, Nainish Tikoo, Leena Kejriwal, Shalini Arvindan, Panchali Kar, Dilip Kumar Sivasankar, Umesh Wankhade, Nikita Anand
A detailed report with key insights and next steps will be shared soon.
#ChildSafetyRoundTable #ChildSafety #SchoolSafety #SystemsChange #Education #Collaboration #PreventionOfAbuse #SaveMissingGirls
How do we move from awareness to actual systems that keep children safe?
Last week we -- Missing Link Trust, in partnership with SVP India, convened a state-level roundtable in Mumbai on “Strengthening School Systems to Prevent Violence Against Children" in collaboration with Department of Women and Child Development and Maharashtra State Commission for Protection of Child Rights.
Bringing together stakeholders from government, education, civil society, and philanthropy, the roundtable focused on one core idea: child safety requires systems, not silos.
The discussions spanned:
- Strengthening inter-agency collaboration
- Addressing online safety and emerging risks
- Using hyperlocal data for better prevention and decision-making
The conversation was enriched by participation from Shobha Shelar (DWCD, Mumbai City), Santosh Shinde (Vidhayak Bharti), Meenal Srinivasan (Educo), and Khushbu Jain (Advocate, Supreme Court), Karishma Dixit SVP Mumbai among others.
What emerged was a shared commitment to move beyond isolated efforts and work towards coordinated, system-level change for child safety.
A heartfelt thank you to our team and well-wishers for your constant support, belief, and effort in making this roundtable possible Amitav Barik, Nainish Tikoo, Leena Kejriwal, Shalini Arvindan, Panchali Kar, Dilip Kumar Sivasankar, Umesh Wankhade, Nikita Anand
A detailed report with key insights and next steps will be shared soon.
#ChildSafetyRoundTable #ChildSafety #SchoolSafety #SystemsChange #Education #Collaboration #PreventionOfAbuse #SaveMissingGirls
How do we move from awareness to actual systems that keep children safe?
Last week we -- Missing Link Trust, in partnership with SVP India, convened a state-level roundtable in Mumbai on “Strengthening School Systems to Prevent Violence Against Children" in collaboration with Department of Women and Child Development and Maharashtra State Commission for Protection of Child Rights.
Bringing together stakeholders from government, education, civil society, and philanthropy, the roundtable focused on one core idea: child safety requires systems, not silos.
The discussions spanned:
- Strengthening inter-agency collaboration
- Addressing online safety and emerging risks
- Using hyperlocal data for better prevention and decision-making
The conversation was enriched by participation from Shobha Shelar (DWCD, Mumbai City), Santosh Shinde (Vidhayak Bharti), Meenal Srinivasan (Educo), and Khushbu Jain (Advocate, Supreme Court), Karishma Dixit SVP Mumbai among others.
What emerged was a shared commitment to move beyond isolated efforts and work towards coordinated, system-level change for child safety.
A heartfelt thank you to our team and well-wishers for your constant support, belief, and effort in making this roundtable possible Amitav Barik, Nainish Tikoo, Leena Kejriwal, Shalini Arvindan, Panchali Kar, Dilip Kumar Sivasankar, Umesh Wankhade, Nikita Anand
A detailed report with key insights and next steps will be shared soon.
#ChildSafetyRoundTable #ChildSafety #SchoolSafety #SystemsChange #Education #Collaboration #PreventionOfAbuse #SaveMissingGirls
How do we move from awareness to actual systems that keep children safe?
Last week we -- Missing Link Trust, in partnership with SVP India, convened a state-level roundtable in Mumbai on “Strengthening School Systems to Prevent Violence Against Children" in collaboration with Department of Women and Child Development and Maharashtra State Commission for Protection of Child Rights.
Bringing together stakeholders from government, education, civil society, and philanthropy, the roundtable focused on one core idea: child safety requires systems, not silos.
The discussions spanned:
- Strengthening inter-agency collaboration
- Addressing online safety and emerging risks
- Using hyperlocal data for better prevention and decision-making
The conversation was enriched by participation from Shobha Shelar (DWCD, Mumbai City), Santosh Shinde (Vidhayak Bharti), Meenal Srinivasan (Educo), and Khushbu Jain (Advocate, Supreme Court), Karishma Dixit SVP Mumbai among others.
What emerged was a shared commitment to move beyond isolated efforts and work towards coordinated, system-level change for child safety.
A heartfelt thank you to our team and well-wishers for your constant support, belief, and effort in making this roundtable possible Amitav Barik, Nainish Tikoo, Leena Kejriwal, Shalini Arvindan, Panchali Kar, Dilip Kumar Sivasankar, Umesh Wankhade, Nikita Anand
A detailed report with key insights and next steps will be shared soon.
#ChildSafetyRoundTable #ChildSafety #SchoolSafety #SystemsChange #Education #Collaboration #PreventionOfAbuse #SaveMissingGirls
How do we move from awareness to actual systems that keep children safe?
Last week we -- Missing Link Trust, in partnership with SVP India, convened a state-level roundtable in Mumbai on “Strengthening School Systems to Prevent Violence Against Children" in collaboration with Department of Women and Child Development and Maharashtra State Commission for Protection of Child Rights.
Bringing together stakeholders from government, education, civil society, and philanthropy, the roundtable focused on one core idea: child safety requires systems, not silos.
The discussions spanned:
- Strengthening inter-agency collaboration
- Addressing online safety and emerging risks
- Using hyperlocal data for better prevention and decision-making
The conversation was enriched by participation from Shobha Shelar (DWCD, Mumbai City), Santosh Shinde (Vidhayak Bharti), Meenal Srinivasan (Educo), and Khushbu Jain (Advocate, Supreme Court), Karishma Dixit SVP Mumbai among others.
What emerged was a shared commitment to move beyond isolated efforts and work towards coordinated, system-level change for child safety.
A heartfelt thank you to our team and well-wishers for your constant support, belief, and effort in making this roundtable possible Amitav Barik, Nainish Tikoo, Leena Kejriwal, Shalini Arvindan, Panchali Kar, Dilip Kumar Sivasankar, Umesh Wankhade, Nikita Anand
A detailed report with key insights and next steps will be shared soon.
#ChildSafetyRoundTable #ChildSafety #SchoolSafety #SystemsChange #Education #Collaboration #PreventionOfAbuse #SaveMissingGirls
The funds are in and the work begins!
Through the Tata Mumbai Marathon, we raised ₹17,28,757, reaching 2,788 children across ~70 classrooms with child safety education.
We are deeply grateful to everyone who supported this journey, and a special thank you to Aditya Gupta, Vikas Gupta, Puneet Srivastava, Abhikalp Mittal, CSCP, PMP, Ravi Sudhakar Kambhampati, RAJIV KENUE, Ankur Sadhoo, RCM Reddy, Munaf Tisekar Ratna Viswanathan , Supreet Upadhyay for your generous contribution.
And our Champion team members and supporters Neeraj Sanghi, Preeti Sanghi, Suman Srivastava, Nainish Tikoo, Nikita
We will keep you updated as this impact unfolds. ❤️
#RunForChildSafety #TMM2026 #Gratitude #MissingLinkTrust
#HiringNow: Visual Communications Designer (2–3 yrs exp.)
At Missing Link Trust we use design, storytelling, and technology to prevent child sexual violence.
We are looking for a designer who can turn ideas into impactful visuals across social media, campaigns, decks, reports, and interactive materials.
Skills: Adobe Suite, Canva (video editing a plus)
Location: Mumbai / Kolkata (WFO preferred, remote open - in India)
Create work that drives real social impact.
Send resume + portfolio to: reachus@savemissinggirls.com
Subject: 'Application – Visual Communications Designer'
Detailed JD: https://lnkd.in/g3BVwD6G
#HiringNow #DesignJobs #SocialImpact #DesignForGood #NGOJobs #SocialImpactJobs #hiring #CommsJobs #CommsCareers
The Missing Child SAFETY Camp is an interactive learning space for adolescents to explore safety in a practical, engaging way.
Using games, discussions, and real-life scenarios, the camp helps students understand boundaries, navigate everyday situations, and think through their choices.
It builds on our school-based programs, creating a space for deeper conversations that are often difficult—but essential.
We’re looking to take this to more schools and communities.
Get in touch if you’d like to partner or learn more.
#ChildSafety #SafeSpaces #SaveMissingGirls #MissingLinkTrust #SafetyCamp #SchoolSafety
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