A debate has arisen over the actual effects the tourism industry has within developing countries, and to what extent it helps the poor. The concept of tourism as a means of poverty alleviation has been around for nearly a decade, but there is a continuing debate over its effectiveness. Is tourism actually helping to give families and communities a better life or are here leakages that we do not see? Hear from various credible sources including the people on the ground and decide for yourself.
Seruds Orphanage for Girls and Orphanage for Boys were started in January 2012. We started with 5 children in 2012. Today we have 25 girls and 35 boys. The Children’s Homes are spread across 3 floors. The children are orphans, rescued street children found by volunteers, or come from very poor families or have single parents who cannot give them proper education and food. Our children call it their home. Indeed we work hard to make it so. After they have lost so much, they deserve all the security and love any normal home provides Orphanage has 2 desktop computers and 1 laptop. The children are given training in computer skills by a volunteer faculty.
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Seruds Orphanage for Girls and Orphanage for Boys were started in January 2012. We started with 5 children in 2012. Today we have 25 girls and 35 boys. The Children’s Homes are spread across 3 floors. The children are orphans, rescued street children found by volunteers, or come from very poor families or have single parents who cannot give them proper education and food. Our children call it their home. Indeed we work hard to make it so. After they have lost so much, they deserve all the security and love any normal home provides Orphanage has 2 desktop computers and 1 laptop. The children are given training in computer skills by a volunteer faculty.
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Health Related Issues among the Children in an Orphanage and Suggestions to I...Kavya Liyanage
Health Related Issues among the Children in an Orphanage and Suggestions to Improve
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The Child Rescue Centre (CRC), established in July 2000, provides safety and hope to nearly 250 children who have been rescued from desperate situations. Initially opened as a feeding program for children living on the streets during Sierra Leone’s brutal civil war, the Centre has become a nationally-recognized model for bringing up at-risk children in Sierra Leone to become leaders. The CRC provides four primary programs Residential, Child Support, Foster Care and Post-Secondary Education. The CRC takes a holistic approach to raising children, addressing their intellectual, emotional, physical, and spiritual needs. Through in-country partnerships with church organizations and local community groups, the CRC seeks to ensure that children in Sierra Leone are allowed to enjoy their childhood – attend school, receive basic healthcare, actively participate in sports and other games, attend worship, and develop leadership skills. www.helpingchildrenworldwide.org
Putting Children First: Session 2.4.B Shimelis Tsegaye - Poverty among child-...The Impact Initiative
Putting Children First: Identifying solutions and taking action to tackle poverty and inequality in Africa.
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 23-25 October 2017
This three-day international conference aimed to engage policy makers, practitioners and researchers in identifying solutions for fighting child poverty and inequality in Africa, and in inspiring action towards change. The conference offered a platform for bridging divides across sectors, disciplines and policy, practice and research.
JAFOA presentation final October 2023.pdfLloydHelferty
#JAFOA #Uganda #IGU Summit presentation done on October 19th, 2023
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Health Related Issues among the Children in an Orphanage and Suggestions to I...Kavya Liyanage
Health Related Issues among the Children in an Orphanage and Suggestions to Improve
Physical Health Issues
Psychological Issues
Nutritional Issues
Environmental Issues
Social Issues
The Child Rescue Centre (CRC), established in July 2000, provides safety and hope to nearly 250 children who have been rescued from desperate situations. Initially opened as a feeding program for children living on the streets during Sierra Leone’s brutal civil war, the Centre has become a nationally-recognized model for bringing up at-risk children in Sierra Leone to become leaders. The CRC provides four primary programs Residential, Child Support, Foster Care and Post-Secondary Education. The CRC takes a holistic approach to raising children, addressing their intellectual, emotional, physical, and spiritual needs. Through in-country partnerships with church organizations and local community groups, the CRC seeks to ensure that children in Sierra Leone are allowed to enjoy their childhood – attend school, receive basic healthcare, actively participate in sports and other games, attend worship, and develop leadership skills. www.helpingchildrenworldwide.org
Putting Children First: Session 2.4.B Shimelis Tsegaye - Poverty among child-...The Impact Initiative
Putting Children First: Identifying solutions and taking action to tackle poverty and inequality in Africa.
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 23-25 October 2017
This three-day international conference aimed to engage policy makers, practitioners and researchers in identifying solutions for fighting child poverty and inequality in Africa, and in inspiring action towards change. The conference offered a platform for bridging divides across sectors, disciplines and policy, practice and research.
JAFOA presentation final October 2023.pdfLloydHelferty
#JAFOA #Uganda #IGU Summit presentation done on October 19th, 2023
An update on the activities of the #UnityNet #Elders & #Seniors Network: #Hope for the #Elderly & #Orphaned #Children
The key to addressing youth crime and antisocial behaviour in remote community's and regional towns, is for an Aboriginal led solution that address's the challenges of the children before they start criminal and anti-social behaviour.
For 3 years we interviewed current and former Don Dale managers, the kids, parents and many others.
From that work we have produced a new way forward that will put the child's needs front and centre, building them and empowering them to understand that culture and education are the pathways to attain their wildest dreams.
When presented at the 9th Annual National Indigenous Health Research Showcase, Professor Tom Calma jumped up and said, "we should be doing a longitudinal study on this."
The program is based on Applied behavoural Analysis, the same method I used to engage with my son who was within the spectrum of severe autism. He is now one of Darwin's top live event sound technicians.
https://www.murdoch.edu.au/news/articles/murdoch-research-aids-autism-recovery
Waiting to address antisocial behaviour when a child comes in contact with the juvenile justice system means they have already in many cases had 2/3 years of criminal behaviour.
They have missed the foundations needed to gain a good education. This limits their future employment opportunities and increases the likelihood of continuing a life of crime.
Many of these children have family or even parents who have been through the juvenile justice system into the adult prison system. So, the antisocial and criminal behaviour becomes intergenerational.
Whilst many programs focus on short term diversion or when a child is classed at risk at 12 or 14, the success rate is only measured the reduction in crime.
In my way of thinking they have failed the child because of the very fact that many of these children's education levels are no higher than grade 2.
There is limited potential of them regaining those years and achieving their greatest dreams and aspirations.
Like anything with children, early intervention is the key. With youth crime and antisocial behaviour it is no different.
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Expo is the most significant annual health and social care event in the calendar, uniting more NHS and care leaders, commissioners, clinicians, voluntary sector partners, innovators and media than any other health and care event.
Expo 15 returned to Manchester and was hosted once again by NHS England. Around 5000 people a day from health and care, the voluntary sector, local government, and industry joined together at Manchester Central Convention Centre for two packed days of speakers, workshops, exhibitions and professional development.
This year, Expo was more relevant and engaging than ever before, happening within the first 100 days of the new Government, and almost 12 months after the publication of the NHS Five Year Forward View. It was also a great opportunity to check on and learn from the progress of Greater Manchester as the area prepares to take over a £6 billion devolved health and social care budget, pledging to integrate hospital, community, primary and social care and vastly improve health and well-being.
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An Aboriginal solution to addressing youth crime. KeithGregory19
The key to addressing youth crime and antisocial behaviour in remote community's and regional towns, is for an Aboriginal led solution that address's the challenges of the children before they start criminal and anti-social behaviour.
For 3 years we interviewed current and former Don Dale managers, the kids, parents and many others.
From that work we have produced a new way forward that will put the child's needs front and centre, building them and empowering them to understand that culture and education are the pathways to attain their wildest dreams.
When presented at the 9th Annual National Indigenous Health Research Showcase, Professor Tom Calma jumped up and said, "we should be doing a longitudinal study on this."
The program is based on Applied behavoural Analysis, the same method I used to engage with my son who was within the spectrum of severe autism. He is now one of Darwin's top live event sound technicians.
https://www.murdoch.edu.au/news/articles/murdoch-research-aids-autism-recovery
Waiting to address antisocial behaviour when a child comes in contact with the juvenile justice system means they have already in many cases had 2/3 years of criminal behaviour.
They have missed the foundations needed to gain a good education. This limits their future employment opportunities and increases the likelihood of continuing a life of crime.
Many of these children have family or even parents who have been through the juvenile justice system into the adult prison system. So, the antisocial and criminal behaviour becomes intergenerational.
Whilst many programs focus on short term diversion or when a child is classed at risk at 12 or 14, the success rate is only measured the reduction in crime.
In my way of thinking they have failed the child because of the very fact that many of these children's education levels are no higher than grade 2.
There is limited potential of them regaining those years and achieving their greatest dreams and aspirations.
Like anything with children, early intervention is the key. With youth crime and antisocial behaviour it is no different.
Contact ceo@deadlyguardians1.com
For further information.
An Aboriginal Solution to Addressing Youth Crime.Keith Gregory
The key to addressing youth crime and antisocial behaviour in remote community's and regional towns, is for an Aboriginal led solution that address's the challenges of the children before they start criminal and anti-social behaviour.
For 3 years we interviewed current and former Don Dale managers, the kids, parents and many others.
From that work we have produced a new way forward that will put the child's needs front and centre, building them and empowering them to understand that culture and education are the pathways to attain their wildest dreams.
When presented at the 9th Annual National Indigenous Health Research Showcase, Professor Tom Calma jumped up and said, "we should be doing a longitudinal study on this."
The program is based on Applied behavoural Analysis, the same method I used to engage with my son who was within the spectrum of severe autism. He is now one of Darwin's top live event sound technicians.
https://www.murdoch.edu.au/news/articles/murdoch-research-aids-autism-recovery
Waiting to address antisocial behaviour when a child comes in contact with the juvenile justice system means they have already in many cases had 2/3 years of criminal behaviour.
They have missed the foundations needed to gain a good education. This limits their future employment opportunities and increases the likelihood of continuing a life of crime.
Many of these children have family or even parents who have been through the juvenile justice system into the adult prison system. So, the antisocial and criminal behaviour becomes intergenerational.
Whilst many programs focus on short term diversion or when a child is classed at risk at 12 or 14, the success rate is only measured the reduction in crime.
In my way of thinking they have failed the child because of the very fact that many of these children's education levels are no higher than grade 2.
There is limited potential of them regaining those years and achieving their greatest dreams and aspirations.
Like anything with children, early intervention is the key. With youth crime and antisocial behaviour it is no different.
Contact ceo@deadlyguardians1.com
For further information.
As the rise of corporate social responsibility (CSR) is increasing amongst companies, so too is the rise of CSR in the MICE industry. From corporate gifts to teambuilding to green venues, more and more companies are looking for MICE suppliers that can cater to their corporate values and the justification of MICE spend. Sarah Randall will discuss some of these trends that are emerging and suppliers who are meeting this demand. More importantly, she will address the benefits this provides to the supply chain and wider community and in Asia.
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Soneva’s vision is inspired by nature’s magnitude, mystery and enchanting beauty. We work hand in hand with the environment to craft beautiful, beyond bespoke experiences where discovery is a way of life. At Soneva, we believe that a business must exist for a greater purpose than just shareholder return. We have created a Waste-to-Wealth concept that sees value and beauty where other views as waste. Through small tweaks in our business model we are able to deliver a desirable resort experience and yet have net positive total impact on society and the environment.
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Based on the speaker’s first-hand experience founding and running a multiple-award winning eco resort, Marc will make the case that it is profitable to employ only local people, let them run their own businesses, help the local community, and to embrace and test eco solutions such as rainwater collection, biological wastewater recycling and renewable power.
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The Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) is home to some of the most amazing authentic responsible travel experiences on the planet. Learn how an innovative three-prong strategy will tell impact stories of people in the GMS (in collaboration with UNWTO), where travellers share their #MekongMoments, and curated responsible experiences inspire travellers – all with the goal to make the small operator the hero, and shape the brand image of the region.
THE ROLE OF COMMUNITY-BASED TOURISM IN VISITOR DISPERSION AND THE SPREAD OF T...Wild Asia
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TOURISM AND CHILD PROTECTION – THE CHILDSAFE MOVEMENT Wild Asia
How can the tourism industry reduce and avoid the negative impacts surrounding the issues of child protection? How can the protection of children be integrated into a sustainable and workable strategy? How can this strategy be valuable for businesses and travellers? With over 10 years’ experience in safeguarding children and youth from all forms of abuse, the ChildSafe Movement, a global protection initiative powered by Friends-International, has developed numerous tools to raise awareness and provide solutions to child protection amongst key tourism industry stakeholders as well as within all tiers of society and the international community.
THE NEW PLATFORM TO INTERWEAVE THE PEOPLES OF ASIA, CONSERVATION AND TOURISMWild Asia
As of June 2, 2015, Asian Ecotourism Network (AEN) was established in Bangkok with the aids of Thai government, DASTA. The Network will supply more hands-on connections and relevant opportunities for members working together at a regional level. It will provide more networking and business opportunities, significant information, educational materials and networking prospects to both small and large organisations within Asia. The founding member countries comprise of Japan, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Nepal, China, South Korea, Mongolia, India, Laos, Pakistan, Bhutan, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Philippines and Australia. Be there to learn how you can engage and grow together with AEN!
El Nido is a small municipality in the Philippines. Typical of most of the country’s coastal villages, its economic base was fishing, using a variety of methods legal or not, until the late ‘70s. El Nido’s natural environment, however, is far from typical. It is an area of extraordinary biodiversity and stunning vistas. Doors were opened to Tourism when Ten Knots set up a rustic dive camp in one of the islands. Three and a half decades later, Tourism’s footprint is evident in every aspect of life in El Nido. For better or for worse, who is responsible?
ADVENTURE TOURISM: THE SUSTAINABLE TOURISM OPPORTUNITY FOR EMERGING MARKETS Wild Asia
Shannon Stowell will provide an overview and definition of adventure tourism and discuss the market and environmental opportunity it represents today. Included in his presentation are statistics on the market value of the global adventure tourism market and results from original survey research into the preferences and behaviors of U.S. adventure travelers (one of the largest source markets for international adventure travel). Included are survey results indicating an interest in Asian destinations for adventure travel. Mr. Stowell will also share information on when adventure tourism product development makes sense for a destination, trending activities, the importance of environmental management and tour operator best practices in securing a competitive position in the global marketplace for adventure experiences, and the triple bottom line benefits of adventure tourism market development.
BUILDING COMMUNITY FUND & BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIESWild Asia
The presentation will focus on the philosophy of Asian Oasis Travel and the concept of sustainable tourism. It will cover the company’s main principles, which are preservation, development, sustainability and delivery, with overview of how each principle is implemented and the result. We will also share our challenges and success stories.
BUILDING PARTNERSHIPS WITH LOCAL COMMUNITIES: THE KEY TO COMMUNITY-BASED TOUR...Wild Asia
Kinyei has been operating two small businesses, a bicycle tour operator and a café, while employing local youth in Battambang, Cambodia. Kinyei has always regarded the partnership with local communities as critical for the businesses to thrive and become sustainable. The road has not been easy, however, especially when the businesses are small, just starting, have limited capital, and need to compete in a competitive market. The presentation will highlight the activities Kinyei has done with the local communities, how we train and manage local youth to become competent and confident professionals, and challenges and lessons learned along the way.
HOTEL RESILIENT: STRENGTHENING THE RESILIENCE OF THE TOURISM SECTORWild Asia
A single disaster event has the potential to cause widespread damage and economic disruption, affecting private and public investments in tourism destinations, and the country’s image and reputation, while posing a threat to the lives of tourist, workers and surrounding communities. The Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH is collaborating with the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction Asia and Pacific (UNISDR) and the Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) within the framework of the Global Initiative on Disaster Risk Management (GIDRM) to improve climate and disaster risk management and to strengthen resilience in hotels and throughout destinations.
ELEPHANTS IN TOURISM: THE GOOD, THE BAD & THE UGLYWild Asia
Elephants in captivity are an ethical concern. Rapid tourism growth coupled with inadequate regulations encourage treatment that threaten the survival of these amazing wild creatures.Welfare of elephants must be improved and we believe responsible tourism is the most viable solution. Tourism done right can assist the survival of captive elephants throughout Asia and provide clients with an inspiring experience. This session presents the Good, the Bad & the Ugly of elephant experiences by following the Global Welfare Guidance for Animals in Tourism developed by ABTA, Travelife Sustainability criteria, Thailand’s Ministry of Tourism & Sports Elephant Standard, and Buffalo Tours captive elephant camp checklist.
CONSERVATION & TRAVEL: GIANT PANDAS, EDUCATION AND VOLUNTEERING IN CHINAWild Asia
Based on EcoAction’s successful pilots trips, Hainan Tropical Forest, Giant Panda, and Asian Elephant, Luo Peng will explain the holistic approach of integrating nature, wildlife, community and education into her tours. Her unique business model combines key elements that make up a destination – the environment, wildlife and people dependant on it. EcoAction have helped connect urban travellers with China’s amazing and diverse ecosystem.
HOW TO USE TOURISM AS AN INCENTIVE FOR CONSERVATION: STORIES FROM CAMBODIA, L...Wild Asia
Tourism is often described as a way to provide alternative livelihoods for people living around protected areas. For the sake of conservation, this general theory may be more effective with more targeted incentives for the protection of specific species. The use of incentives through tourism payments is being explored by WCS at sites in Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar. Lessons learned can be applied by others in the industry with little cost and high impact.
QUALITY & PROFITABLE SUSTAINABLE TOURISM: ECOLODGES INDONESIA’S STORYWild Asia
Ecolodges Indonesia (ELI) is a for-profit social enterprise with an inclusive business model that focusses on biodiversity conservation and improving the livelihoods of its staff and immediate suppliers. The company is guided by veterinary medicine specialists, volunteer environmentalists and sustainable tourism professionals from within Indonesia and internationally. All five of the ecolodges is subject to an in-house ecological plan which has enabled one of the ecolodges to achieve a carbon footprint more than 30 times less than the average in the tourism hotspot of Kuta, Bali.
Cost Effective Ways To Achieving Sustainable Tourism Best Practices Wild Asia
It is easy to assume that only high tech solutions can be applied to achieve sustainability. This may be the case for economies that have very high labour costs and relatively cheap access to technology. In economies where labour costs are low and imported technology is very expensive there are alternative solutions to achieve sustainability and to provide memorable tourism experiences. This presentation will draw on case studies from across the globe and relate the findings that are relevant to the ASEAN region.
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Discover the wonders of the Wenatchee River with a variety of river tours in Monitor, WA. Whether you're seeking thrilling whitewater rafting, peaceful kayaking, family-friendly float trips, or scenic sunset cruises, there's something for everyone. Enjoy fishing, wildlife spotting, bird watching, and more in this beautiful natural setting, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike.
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The Cherry Blossom season in Hunza begins in the second week of March and lasts until the end of April, varying with altitude. During this enchanting period, tourists from around the world flock to Hunza Valley to witness its transformation into a vibrant tapestry of white, pink, and green. The valley comes alive with cherry blossoms, creating a picturesque and mesmerizing landscape that captivates visitors.
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2. CHILDREN IN CAMBODIA
STATISTICS
• 40% of population
is under age 18
• 1 out of 20 die
before age 5
• 28% suffer from
malnutrition
VULNERABILITIES
• Poverty
• Abandonment
• Abuse & Neglect
• Child Labor
3. ORPHANAGES IN CAMBODIA
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Steady decrease in number
of orphans since 1980s
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154 orphanages in 2005
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269 orphanages in 2010
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Estimated 12,000 children
in orphanages
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74% of children in
orphanages have parents
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Most orphans are cared for
by families and communities
4. TOURISM AND ORPHANAGES
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Concentrated growth of
orphanages in tourist areas
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Tourist donations creating
high demand for
orphanages
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Sophisticated scams and
rampant corruption
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Lack of child protection and
violation of child rights
5. LEGISLATION
UNIT ED NAT IONS GUIDELINES FOR T HE ALT ERNAT IVE CARE OF CHILDREN 2 0 0 9
RGC POLICY ON ALT ERNAT IVE CARE FOR CHILDREN 2 0 0 6 & 2 010
S TOC KH OLM DEC LA RAT ION ON C H ILDREN & RES IDEN T IA L CA RE 2 0 0 3
UNIT ED NAT IONS CONVENT ION ON T HE RIGHT S OF T HE CHILD 1 9 8 5
Children have the right to grow up in a family.
Families should be supported to care for their own children.
Removal of a child from a family should be
the last resort and only temporary.
Poverty should never be the only reason
to remove a child from the family.
6. EFFECTS OF RESIDENTIAL CARE
60 years of research
across all continents
Negatively affects
cognitive,
socio-emotional,
and physical
development
Difficulty entering
adult society
Higher risk of abuse
7. INSTITUTIONALIZATION
Youths who have grown up in orphanages are at
significantly higher risk of suffering from:
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Pover ty
Homelessness
Discrimination
Substance Abuse
Gang Activity
Criminality
Prostitution
Isolation
Depression
Psychotic Disorders
Suicidal Behaviors
8. COSTS OF RESIDENTIAL CARE
Short Term Costs
§ Land and buildings
§ Round the clock
caregivers
§ Cooks, guards, drivers
Long Term Costs
§ Specialized services for
institutionalized youths
• Counseling
• Rehabilitation
• Life Skills
§ Administration
§ Incarceration
§ Fundraising
§ Unemployment
9. VOLUNTEERING IN ORPHANAGES
“This was the best experience of my life.
When given the opportunity to be involved
in such an outstanding project,
we owe it to ourselves to participate.”
“It was so sad to say goodbye to
all the kids I’d built up a bond with
over the few weeks that I was there
but I’d definitely like to go back.”
“I realized that as I stood in an orphanage
surrounded by parentless kids somewhere in
the depths of Africa, I’d never felt more joy or
happiness in my life.”
10. HELP SPREAD THE MESSAGE
RESOURCES
UNICEF
Save the
Children
www.orphanages.no/index.html
www.thinkchildsafe.org/thinkbeforevisiting
www.replace-campaign.org/index.html
www.hopeandhomes.org
www.wearelumos.org
Royal
Government
of Cambodia
Ministry of
Social Affairs
Friends
International
The Bucharest
Early
Intervention
Project