The TfG slide deck is an up-to-date resource featuring key data from the TfG partnership. Use the stats in your next presentation or meeting covering the issue of violence against children.

If you would like a PowerPoint version of the slide deck, please write to info@togetherforgirls.org

The TfG fact sheet is your one-stop-shop for information on our global partnership. From TfG data and processes to examples of country-led interventions, this fact sheet is an accessible, compact overview of the TfG global partnership.

The Together for Girls’ Strategy outlines our three-pronged model to address violence against children and youth. The document not only provides background about the partnership’s growth and achievements over the past ten years, but also serves as a road map to guide the years to come.

Learn more about the Violence Against Children Surveys, including background on the process for implementation, details about the type of data found in the surveys and information on where the surveys have been conducted thus far.

Find country-specific data from the Violence Against Children Survey (VACS) in select Together for Girls partner countries: Cambodia, Haiti, Kenya, Lao PDR, Malawi, Nigeria, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe. Scroll through the carousel below to view the documents.

Find details about recent changes to the VACS questionnaire, including the review process, updated measures and new modules for Latin American countries.

The Every Hour Matters campaign aims to increase awareness about the critical importance of quickly accessing post-rape care and calls on national and community leaders to ensure comprehensive services are available in all communities. The document is available in English, Swahili, French and Spanish.

It was a pivotal year for the Together for Girls partnership as we continued to deliver important results and advances across our three pillars of action. Read about our results and priorities.

Learn five actions you can take to stop sexual violence, from supporting survivors to starting conversations with your family and friends.