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This document summarizes a presentation given to Sir Kamran Ishtiaq by 6 students on the topic of Child Protection. It discusses: - The definition of child protection and the mandate of the Child Protection and Welfare Bureau. - A brief history of the Bureau including its establishment in 2004, branches in 7 districts, and numbers of children rescued and rehabilitated in Multan. - The Bureau's mission to create an environment where children's needs are fulfilled so they can grow into healthy members of society. - The goals of protecting children from beggary, abuse, addiction and providing legal support, education, health care, protection and rehabilitation services. - The departments of the
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Amour Foundation is a non-profit organization established in 2016 that works to promote the rights of persons with disabilities in Pakistan. It has a vision of a society with social justice and equality for the disabled. Amour operates programs in education, vocational training, livelihoods, health, and advocacy. It has plans to expand its work in education, disability rights, vocational training and livelihood support. Amour is managed by an eight-member board of directors and led by a CEO. It has a small staff and relies on volunteers and community contributions for funding.
Child relief and you
CRY (Child Relief and You) is a non-profit organization established in 1979 in India to restore children's basic rights. It focuses on ensuring children's rights to survival, development, protection, and participation. CRY works with over 200 local organizations across India. It raises funds primarily through donations from individuals and organizations, using the money to support local NGO programs in health, education, preventing child labor and abuse. CRY's mission is to enable people to take responsibility for deprived children through collective action, empowering both children and communities.
Scope of sociology
The document discusses the scope of sociology in the fields of knowledge and profession. It describes several specialized fields of sociology that provide knowledge about different aspects of human social life. It also lists some common professional roles for sociologists, including teaching, research, and administration. Finally, it provides details on various social welfare programs and services in Pakistan, including orphanages, vocational training centers, and medical assistance projects.
Research paper dr sarita
The document discusses a study on the institutional environment of Balgrih, a non-government organization that cares for destitute children in India. It provides background information on voluntary organizations and orphanages in India. The main objectives of the study were to examine the institutional environment of Balgrih and evaluate the orphans' perceptions of it. Various methods were used to collect data, including interviews and observations. Analysis found that over 75% of children had average or above average perceptions of the academic, moral, social, and overall institutional environments of Balgrih, indicating it provides a good setting for the children.
Save the Children
Save the Children was established in 1919 in the UK by Eglantyne Jebb and Dorothy Buxton. It is now comprised of 30 international members working in over 120 countries. The organization aims to improve children's lives through protection, healthcare, education, and humanitarian aid. Its vision is for every child to have the right to survival, protection, development and participation. Save the Children has been working in India since 1975 and was registered as Bal Raksha Bharat in 2008. It focuses on child survival, protection, education and emergency response programs. In Jammu and Kashmir, the organization works to help conflict-affected, marginalized, and disaster-impacted children through education, child protection, and humanitarian initiatives
Janis carroll lind childrens commission presentation 14 october
The Office of the Children’s Commissioner provides independent advocacy for the interests, rights and well being of New Zealand’s children and young people up to the age of 18 on laws, policies, practices and other matters that affect them.
The Children’s Commissioner has a statutory right to investigate any matters affecting children and young people (unless the issue is before the Court).
profile-1KAMAKHYA
This document provides information about the Eklakshya organization, including:
1. Contact details for the organization's leadership and regional offices across multiple states in India.
2. Background information on the organization's establishment in 2005 as a non-profit trust, legal registrations, banking information, and auditors.
3. An overview of Eklakshya's mission to empower marginalized communities through activities focused on health, education, consumer rights, and women/child welfare.
4. A brief description of some of Eklakshya's major activities like medical camps, AIDS awareness campaigns, flood relief efforts, and education support programs.
NGOs of Mumbai into Education Sector
This document discusses the educational status of children in India and various organizations working to improve access and quality of education. It notes that over 40% of India's population is children and many face barriers to schooling due to socioeconomic factors. Several NGOs are working to address these issues through initiatives like residential schools, literacy programs, vocational training and empowering marginalized communities. However, some limitations of NGOs are a lack of funding, accountability and failure to take a rights-based approach or pressure governments to fulfill their responsibilities. Alternatives suggested include making education more accessible, using activity-based and life skills learning integrated with local knowledge.
Report pir mahal(1)
The report provides details about the Sun Informal Education Center run by the Sunlight for Human Development Network. The center provides basic education to 20 students per session for 5 months in Pir Mahal, Punjab. It aims to help children from poor families have the opportunity to attend school and learn. The center teaches basic subjects in Urdu and English, as well as moral values and hygiene. It costs 80,000 PKR per month to run and qualified students to seek admission in class 1. The network started working informally in 2005 and is registered as an NGO focused on empowering children, women and youth.
Updated SRO Webinar
Provides introduction to Safe Place, provides tips for working with students in crisis and reinforces importance of community resources for students.
Asha Ka Jharna Annual Activity Report 2016 17
This is an annual activity report of Asha Ka Jharna (AKJ) special schools from April 2016 to March 2017. The report is aimed to depict, describe and list various activities undertaken with children, staff and community members during this period. The report also illustrates the various events organized by the organization, visits of prominent personalities, awards, honors and accreditations received etc.
Juvenile Justice Center: Focus Forward
Focus Forward aims to provide positive role models to youth incarcerated in the Juvenile Justice Campus to help them become productive members of society. It uses mentors and volunteers who are carefully screened to work with the youth, addressing issues like lack of positive relationships and low academic performance. The mentors build trust with a caring, non-judgmental approach and support the youth's development and transition back into the community. This aligns with social work values of social justice, dignity, and human relationships.
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Module 1: Child Protection in Pakistan, Basic Concepts and Alternative Care
Module 1: Child Protection in Pakistan, Basic Concepts and Alternative Care
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Janis carroll lind childrens commission presentation 14 october
Janis carroll lind childrens commission presentation 14 october
Child protection bureau
- 2. Presented to: Sir Kamran Ishtiaq Presented By: Name Afnan Maqsood Yasir Irfat Adeel Usman Ammar Yasir Kashif Mazhar Zain Khan Roll No: 27 45 34 37 49 60
- 4. Kashif Mazhar Roll no: 49 Topic: Introduction History Mission Statement
- 5. WHAT IS CHILD PROTECTION? The general definition of child protection states that children may be in need of protection where their basic needs are not being met in a manner which is appropriate to their individual needs and stage of development.
- 6. Introduction Child Protection and Welfare Bureau is an autonomous body of Government of the Punjab mandated to protect and rehabilitate destitute & neglected children through provision of an environment that maximizes opportunities for childhood development and promotes access to education, health care and psychological well being.
- 7. HISTORY : Destitute act passed , 2004 Head Office In Lahore Established in 2004 Branches in 7 districts MTN, BWP, FSD, RWP, SLK, DGK, SRG Inaugurated in Multan 2007 3867 child rescued (MULTAN) 3818 child rehabilitated ( MULTAN )
- 8. MISSION STATEMENT To create a child-friendly society, in which every child can live in a family or family like environment where all his /her physical, social and psychological needs are fulfilled. To work towards an environment, in which families, communities, organizations and governments ensure that children’s physical, social and psychological needs are fulfilled, so that they grow into healthy, contributing members of society.
- 9. AFNAN MAQSOOD ROLL NO: 27 TOPIC : Objectives Hierarchy Child Rescued
- 10. Goals and Objectives • • • • Protect child beggary. To prevent child sexual abuse. To help drug Addicted children. To provide legal and other support to children in jails and rehabilitation after release. • Comprehensive follow up program for the rescued children. • To provide services for the destitute & neglected children (Education, Health, protection, care, welfare, skill, jobs)
- 13. Rescued Children Missing Childs Shop lifter Deaf and Dumb Addicted Neglected Run Away Pocket picker
- 14. Ammar Yasir Roll no : 37 Topic: Departments
- 15. CPC ORC CPU CPI
- 16. Open Reception Center (ORC) Location Markets General Bus Stands Railway Stations Purpose Search for Childs Handover
- 17. Child Protection Court (CPC) Additional Session Judge-1 S.I.R(Social Investigation Report) Challan/Form Punishment according to Law Maximum Fine Rs50,000 Arrested for maximum 3years Presented to court within 24hours Custody & Release
- 18. Child Protection Unit (CPU) Decision of residence Administration Psychologist Sociologist Juvenile Research
- 19. CPU Officer: Syed Ijaz Zaidi
- 20. Child Protection Institute (CPI) Schooling Food Clothing Resident Area Rehabilitation Teaching Staff Medical Facilities Playground
- 21. CPI Officer: Ghazala Shehnaz
- 22. Yasir Irfat