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OUR MISSION IS TO ABOLISH SEXUAL ABUSE, BULLYING & TRAUMA

The aim is to flood the Middle East with anti-sexual abuse materials, provide support and deliver prevention services to children, parents, teachers and social workers, thus empowering parents and children across the globe.

Sherry George

I love how professional you are. While my studying Counseling Psychology Masters degree, we got a whole module about ethics in psychotherapy & APA code of ethics. And obviously, among lots of others, you are maintaining a clear code of ethics, professionalism & even proactive root cause treatment rather than taking a reactive approach. Thank you for being professional & respecting human mindfulness God bless all your steps

Magued Helmy

I'm very glad for the progress made... you believed that it's possible to tackle this very sensitive issue.. developed an excellent program and worked so hard to convince the officials to apply it .. met with unbelievable resistance .. and finally it worked out... it was a very long and difficult way.. you are really a great challenger .. congratulations to the sufferers and to you for the great success..

ABOUT US

Not Guilty for Family Development is a Non-Government Organization in Egypt established in 2012, number 8521. It is holding a nationwide campaign aimed at bringing an end to sexual abuse, bullying and trauma to women, men and children through many venues: awareness, media, education, Training of Trainers, and counseling.

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Dr. Laila Risgallah, PhD, is a pediatrician, author, and Ashoka Fellow passionately committed to protecting children, parents, teachers, and employees from sexual abuse, trauma, and bullying. She equips individuals with practical tools to prevent abuse and bullying and build resilience through innovative training programs and resources, including her book; What Happens After #MeToo and the S.K.I.T mobile app.

 

With a career spanning thousands of trainings for children, parents, teachers, refugees, and employees, Dr. Risgallah has become a vital voice for the voiceless. Her evidence-based methods promote safety and awareness, transforming schools, workplaces, and communities to address abuse and its prevention effectively. Her acclaimed book, What Happens After #MeToo: Tackling the Iceberg, offers actionable advice to prevent and address abuse. Praised for its clarity and impact, it has become a critical resource for parents, educators, and advocates alike.

 

Dr. Risgallah’s work challenges cultural taboos and inspires change in the Middle East and beyond. Core Competencies: Public Speaking, Training, Counseling, Leadership, and Coaching. Training Programs: Abuse prevention for parents, teachers, and children; workplace safety; and specialized programs like S.K.I.T. Dr. Risgallah’s mission is to drive cultural change, empower vulnerable populations, and foster safe environments where individuals can thrive. Her dedication to raising awareness and providing practical solutions has positioned her as a global leader in abuse prevention and advocacy.

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OUR VISION

Prevention is better than cure. This is why we focus on training children, women and men with anti sexual abuse and anti bullying programs. We train parents and teachers thus raising a generation who hate, refuse and fight bullying and sexual abuse. Not Guilty works on changing behavior through constant repeated messages.

OUR KEY DISTINCTION

Not Guilty focuses on building bridges of trust between children and parents to facilitate the reporting process through trainings on effective parenting.

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