Doctors Without Borders (MSF) is investigating the use of technology to improve monitoring of children after they’ve returned home following reports of abuse. The initiative aims to proactively identify escalating risks of further harm to these vulnerable children. By utilizing technology, MSF hopes to detect early warning signs that a child’s safety is compromised. This would then trigger alerts to designated, trusted adults—family members, guardians, or social workers—prompting swift intervention. The goal is to move beyond simply responding to abuse and towards preventing re-victimization. The program focuses on enabling rapid response systems, capitalizing on the potential of technology to safeguard children. MSF believes this tech-driven approach can significantly enhance their ability to protect at-risk youth.