Child Protection Organisation in UgandaUN ECOSOC Special Consultative Status Since 2021
ThriveWell™

Structured play as a pathway to recovery.

ThriveWell uses guided play, storytelling, music, movement and group expression to help children and caregivers recover, reconnect and build readiness.

ThriveWell™ at RMFSL
RMFSL · Kampala, Uganda
The model in practiceThriveWell™ model diagram
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ThriveCircle™

Children enter a safe, predictable group space where participation, trust and emotional expression can begin without pressure.

02

AmplifierCircle™

Activities deepen cooperation, reflection, emotional regulation and social connection as facilitators observe change over time.

03

ExitCircle™

Children prepare for transition by practising routines, relationships and coping skills connected to family, education or livelihood settings.

04

Caregiver participation

Caregivers are engaged so that recovery is not carried by the child alone. Understanding, routine and response are strengthened before return.

05

What is observed

Facilitators look for repeated behavioural change rather than a single good day or a child’s ability to give the expected answer.

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Why play

Play creates a developmentally appropriate way to build safety, expression and connection while allowing trained adults to observe readiness.

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