Our Media Policy

We take into consideration the best interests of the child in all printed and visual publications prepared for the child.
Children are close to nature and their behaviors are natural. Our goal is to make publications aimed at understanding children's behavioral patterns. In publications, we try to rise to the child's level.
We do not make publications that shake or hurt the general understanding of morality and the basic foundations of the family institution.
In sharing, we emphasize the concept of child rather than the concept of orphan as much as possible.
We take care to protect the privacy of children in news prepared for the media.
When it is necessary to share concrete and real data, we make our publications as much as possible without highlighting children, without advertising them and never preferring a frame containing agitation.
In projects and campaigns promotions, we prefer sharing children and data obtained through the agency in order not to disclose the privacy of children.
We never publish information provided on condition that it remains confidential.
We DO NOT use the real names of children in publications. We pay attention to the confidentiality of the child's identity and address information in the news and do not publish images that can be found in the address.
We believe that reports and photographs related to services provided are essentially personal data and we make every effort to preserve them. In cases where data sharing is required in project-based promotions, we do not share without obtaining a consent form.
In activities to be carried out with volunteers, we inform volunteers about our sensitivities in media sharing,
We DO NOT use our children as advertising faces.