Don’t Touch My Child NGO - Child Protection and Psychological Support

Established in 2004 in response to grave child sexual exploitation cases in Morocco, Don't Touch My Child (TPME) has developed into a formidable civil society force defending victimized children, enforcing child rights legislation, and providing specialized trauma-focused psychological therapy. The NGO works tirelessly to dismantle the stigma and silence surrounding pedocriminality, intra-familial abuse, commercial exploitation, and online harassment nationwide.

TPME deploys a rigorous crisis-response framework. Upon receiving reports of child abuse, an emergency response unit of clinical psychologists and legal advocates steps in to ensure physical safety, elicit child disclosures in sensitive, evidence-based interviews, and de-escalate acute psychological shock. Ongoing psychotherapy targets post-traumatic stress disorder, dissociation, shame, and reactive depression. Simultaneously, TPME joins legal proceedings as a civil party to provide free court representation while conducting ongoing prevention campaigns across schools and community hubs.

Emergency helpline and intake desk for child abuse reports 24/7. Specialized trauma psychotherapy for children and adolescents. Parental support circles and psychoeducation for family members. Free legal representation and civil party court advocacy. Social casework and clinical coordination with pediatric and psychiatric services. Preventive school workshops on personal safety and cyberbullying awareness.

Completely free of charge and strictly confidential for all victimized minors and their families. Intake and reporting accessible via 24/7 telephone, online referral forms, or walk-in visits.

Licensed clinical child psychologists, consulting child psychiatrists, credentialed trial attorneys, specialized caseworkers, and emergency child protection coordinators.

Close institutional coordination with the Ministry of Justice, the Presidency of the Public Prosecutor, CNDH, hospital integrated child abuse units, and regional bar associations across Morocco.