Child Rights Clubs, formed by children, have been operating since 2016. More than 100 club members have participated in empowerment training and organized advocacy activities, such as the "Zugiikhun" project, which advocated for the provision of printers and computers in schools to meet children's educational needs. Another initiative, "Good Soup Day," is an event where children present their creative project proposals while invited adults enjoy their soup.
Since 2011, Good Neighbors Mongolia has been conducting child rights training for both children and adults to raise awareness through offline, online, and mass media channels.
The international conferences connect Good Neighbors International and Good Neighbors Mongolia with various Mongolian government departments to share knowledge and ideas. These events serve as valuable platforms where experts from diverse fields gather to exchange their expertise.
The discussions covered a wide range of topics, from child protection policies and legal frameworks to the processes involved in service provision in both Mongolia and the Republic of Korea. Through these exchanges, experts shared their experiences to help shape better practices in both countries.
Since 2023, Good Neighbors Mongolia, the Ministry of Education, and Marchaahai LLC have jointly implemented the "Interactive Child Rights Content" project, reaching over 400,000 children online. This innovative child protection initiative helps children learn about their rights through animation, interactive games, and comics tailored to their age and interests.
