TITI Foundation has strengthened its child welfare and protection initiatives by empowering communities, caregivers, and survivors to enhance resilience and reduce human rights violations. The program primarily supports internally displaced persons (IDPs), returnees, refugees, and host communities affected by conflict, displacement, and disasters. It aims to mitigate risks such as family separation, child recruitment by armed groups, abuse, neglect, exploitation, and sexual violence, all of which have been worsened by ongoing conflict and crises like COVID-19 and flooding. Using a family-centered approach, TITI Foundation engages children, families, communities, and local authorities to deliver comprehensive prevention, treatment, and support services. Its two-pronged case management model combines community- and facility-level referrals with household-level engagement to encourage active participation and demand for child protection services. The Foundation collaborates with stakeholders, adopting best practices such as SASA! initiatives and adhering to international and national child protection standards. Key interventions include child-friendly space programming, psychosocial support, frontline worker training, family tracing and reunification, and community dialogues. Additionally, TITI Foundation promotes child protection advocacy through in- and out-of-school campaigns and participation in events like the 16 Days of Activism, International OVC Day, Day of the African Child, and World AIDS Day to amplify children’s voices and rights.