Get involved

Join a network working together for children.

Become a member, partner with the association, attend an event or collaborate on shared initiatives.

Still deciding?

Questions people ask before they get involved.

Whether you are an organisation like Rift Child Protection Initiative, a partner, or exploring collaboration — start with the questions below.

Answers draw on illustrative member organisations in the directory. Confirm live processes with NORCCAPA before treating them as official policy.

Frequently asked

Straight answers for curious organisations

Still unsure after reading? Reach the association team — membership and partnership are conversations, not checkouts.

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Who is Get Involved for?

Primarily organisations. Membership suits child-focused CSOs such as Rift Child Protection Initiative or North Rift Education for All. Partnership is for government, NGOs, donors and the private sector. Collaboration is for members and peers who want joint initiatives. Exact pathways will be confirmed with NORCCAPA.

Do I join as an individual or as an organisation?

Membership is organisational. Illustrative members like Safeguard Youth Collective and Pokot Children First join as organisations, then bring their teams into forums and learning. Individual volunteering or internships, if offered, will be listed separately once NORCCAPA confirms them.

What does “the network” mean in practice?

Shared tables for coordination, clearer referrals, peer learning and collective advocacy. For example, RCPI-style case teams and Highland-style family programmes can map pathways together so families are not bounced between siloed projects.

Where should I start if I am unsure?

Browse the member directory to see organisations like Community Care Alliance and Pokot Children First, read the membership overview, then apply or contact NORCCAPA. Partnership and collaboration pages cover non-member routes.

Get involved

Join a network working together for children.