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Today in Mount Maunganui, more than 20 supporters of the Saint Nicholas Children’s Trust came together for a silent march to raise awareness of child sexual exploitation. Wearing masks as a symbol of silence, we walked along the beach front to Beach Hut Cafe, carrying the voices of children who too often go unheard. This…

On Saturday 13 September 2025, Saint Nicholas Children’s Trust conducted a silent march in solidarity with the significant numbers of our children/tamariki and young people/rangatahi who are currently being sexually exploited in their homes and communities. The march was held along the iconic Wellington waterfront, commencing at Te Papa. We were joined by many of…

Today in Wellington, at least 30 supporters of the Saint Nicholas Children’s Trust came together for a silent march to raise awareness of child sexual exploitation. Wearing masks as a symbol of silence, we walked from Te Papa to Dockside Café, carrying the voices of children who too often go unheard. We are grateful for…

Saint Nicholas Children’s Trust held a silent march in Christchurch on Saturday 26 July 2025. The purpose of the march was to raise awareness about child sexual exploitation. If this is something that resonates with you, please contact us through our website, sign up to our newsletters or join us on LinkedIn or Facebook.

Today, supporters of the Saint Nicholas Children’s Trust came together in Christchurch for a silent march to shine a light on the children who suffer from sexual exploitation and are unable to speak out. Masks were worn as a symbol of their silence, and our walk from the Bridge of Remembrance to Westend Stories Café…

On Thursday, the Saint Nicholas Children’s Trust proudly hosted a movie fundraiser at The Suter Art Gallery, supported by Whakatū Rotary. Guests gathered for an informative evening, featuring a screening of The Sound of Freedom, preceded by delicious drinks and nibbles. We were honoured to welcome dignitaries including MP Rachel Boyack and Nelson City Councillor…

This systematic review examines commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC) in Europe, analyzing 56 studies published between 2002 and 2020. Summary commercial sexual exploitation of children and adolescents in Europe a systematic review May 2025 Commercial sexual exploitation of children and adolescents in Europe a systematic review May 2025

Song Title: We Will Overcome Youtube: Release Date: 24 March 25 to coincide with Right to Truth Day Music and Lyrics: Ooberfuse and Fr Shay Cullen  Producer: Hal St John Artists: Ooberfuse and PREDA Home for GirlsRecord  Label: Future Sound of Fire, London UK  14 March 2025  – UK/Philippines:  When the Trump administration killed USAID…