Organisational membership
Why become a member of Destination Unknown? Find out about the benefits, the criteria and the commitment required
Members can:
- develop and participate in joint campaigns at global and regional levels
- access capacity building tools and programmes
- learn from other members and experts in the field
- share your expertise, good practices, lessons learnt
- receive updates on the latest research about children on the move
- channel the evidence and learning you have gathered to influence policy makers at regional and global levels
- get support from a broader coalition for national campaigns
- network, share and exchange knowledge and experience within the network
- participate in joint fundraising ventures
Members must:
- be a legally registered civil society organisation, association, or educational/ research institutes;
- fully adhere to TDH Child Safeguarding policy;
- adhere to standards and principles about child participation;
- commit to the 9 Recommended Principles guiding actions relating to children on the move;
- endorse our values; and
- be active in working with or for children on the move.
Members commit to:
- allocating time and human resources to engage with Destination Unknown;
- participating in collaborative campaigns; and
- promoting the principles and values of Destination Unknown.
Members are encouraged to:
- link to the Destination Unknown website from the organisation’s website;
- share knowledge and information on lessons learned, evidence, best practice, case studies, programme results and policy approaches;
- contribute to our members’ bulletin and blog;
- participate in and contribute to our members’ meetings, consultations and other events;
- pParticipate in and contribute to thematic working groups; and
- be an advocate for Destination Unknown.
Apply now
Download the form here and email it to us along with the relevant documentation.