PRERANA and VELUGU (Re-orientation Camps) |
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YUVA BHAVAN |
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ALTERNATIVE CARE |
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OPEN SCHOOLING |
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Livelihood Advancement Skills Training (LAST) |
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LIFE SKILLS and SEXUAL HEALTH EDUCATION (LS&SH-E) |
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RESOURCE MOBILZATION |
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NETWORKING |
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HOMELINK NETWORK (Child-MISS) HUB & NODE |
VISIONInspired by Don Bosco and challenged by the marginalization of peoples, especially of the young, we will strive by our attitudes, way of life and actions, to empower the young at risk and to create a just and humane society by joining hands with socially responsible citizens and groups. MISSION
Child MISS (Management Information System and Services) is an online comprehensive Child Tracking System for effective data management, monitoring and reporting, done through the effort of a group of experts from pertinent fields and end-users. The domain expertise of YaR Forum comes from experience of over a century right from grassroots level to the international, study and reflection on the factors affecting vulnerable children in India and their growth and development. Child MISS is an Information Management System and a Network which contributes to speed, process, structure, knowledge and services for the care, protection and development of children. It is a web based software tool, to assist both government and non-governmental organizations to document all their services and follow up in a single window system to enhance their mission for children at risk more effectively and efficiently. The software solution takes care of the data accuracy through Biometric Integration. The ultimate focus of Child MISS is to create a 'Child Safety Net', to say that Child MISS is not a mere technological intervention or data collection software. It is a vital information of children in difficult circumstances, which will assist the networking organizations to strengthen the role of advocacy through legal provisions and law enforcements, review and reform child policy development, offer psychological counseling to children and parents, and raise the community consciousness and collaboration to create safe environment for children. Thus Homelink through Network Partners will promote Safety and Protection to Children. Purpose of Child MISSIts purpose is to strengthen the Juvenile Justice System by making the child visible and promoting action in the interest of the child. It is the endeavor of the Child MISS to make the outcome of all actions in relation to the child visible, ensuring that stakeholders play their role and execute their responsibility at all times and that knowledge about children within the JJ System is available at every level from the micro to macro level. Child Care System & its StakeholdersThis programme in keen to bring a comprehensive solution to the Child Care involving various stakeholders:-
YaR Forum has reached the next launching pad of the program, setting in place a new genre of social work. Child MISS will make a very significant contribution or impact in the areas of Child Tracking System (CTS), especially those in need of Care and Protection, preventing trafficking of children and in the restoration of those missing, setting in place an adequate monitoring system for delivery of services, and most significantly, setting in place a COMMUNCATION BASED TECHNOLOGY SYSTEM, which is networked throughout the nation. |
NAVAJEEVAN AT A GLANCE
Currently, under Navajeevan, there are 7 registered Child Care Institutions (CCIs) – one Open Shelter & 6 Group Care Homes.
I) RESCUED CHILDREN DATA | Boys | Girls | Total |
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Total number of Street Children rescued by NJBB since 1993 | 46920 | 3419 | 50339 |
Total number of Street Children Home Integrated since 1995 | 28445 | 3171 | 31616 |
II) CHILD LABOUR RESCUED DATA: | |||
Total number of Child Labour rescued since 2002 | 5255 | 3258 | 8513 |
Total number of Domestic Child Workers rescued since 2007 | 48 |
833 |
881 |
III) CHILDREN IN ORIENTATION CAMPS: | |||
Orientation Camps (Prerana & Velugu) – with weekly GCPC (Group Counseling thru Picnic Camp) at Shelter | 18 | 0 |
18 |
Orientation Camp at De-addiction Centre, Vimukthi, Nuzvid | 17 |
0 | 17 |
IV) CHILDREN IN BRIDGE COURSES: | |||
Children in Residential Bridge Centers (RBCs) at Chiguru (Theeram Unit for boys and Baalika Unit for girls) | 44 | 41 | 85 |
V) SCHOOL GOING CHILDREN: | |||
Children (Orphan & Semi-orphans & from Broken Families) attending schools – mostly staying in Navajeevan’s Group Care Homes (at Moggas & Deepa Nivas) and some in Govt./Pvt. Hostels | 154 | 58 | 212 |
VI) COLLEGE GOING CHILDREN: | |||
Students attending different colleges staying at Navajeevan Yuva Bhavan and in various Govt. / Pvt. hostels | 35 | 91 |
126 |
VII) YOUTH IN VOCATIONAL TRAINING COURSES (VTC) | |||
Residential Vocational Training Course (RVTC) for boys in 2 trades –Two wheeler: 3 & Electrical: 15 & Vruthy Bhavan for boys doing outside work after training: 9 | 27 | 0 | 27 |
NAVEENA – A residential Vocational Training in Beautician and Tailoring courses for girls at Chiguru | 0 | 12 | 12 |
VIII) COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMMES | Boys | Girls | Total |
Child Safety Net (CSN) – covering 95 rural villages in 18 Mandals & 40 slums communities in Vijayawada urban | |||
Children attending 155 Evening Tuition Centers | 2110 | 2269 | 4379 |
Children under 155 Children Parliaments | 1440 | 1475 | 2915 |
Adult Activists Groups(AAGs)/Volunteers working in Child Safety Net (CSN) | 349 | 815 | 1164 |
Child Protection Committee (CPC) Members working in CSN areas as on 31st Jan 2019 | 355 | 670 | 1025 |
Neethodu – Care & Support for Children Affected/Infected By AIDS (CABA) and their families | |||
Volunteers working with Neethodu desk for Care & Support of affected/infected as on date | 1 | 3 | 4 |
Adults affected/infected cases registered at Neethodu Desk | 195 | 386 | 581 |
Children affected/infected cases registered at Neethodu Desk since 2009 | 371 |
379 | 750 |
Education support to the school/college children affected/infected by HIV/AIDS – till 2017 | 301 | 324 | 625 |
Bi-monthly Nutrition Support to the affected/infected families by HIV/AIDS | 63 |
172 |
235 |
Total no. of families identified since 2009 under Neethodu | 473 | ||
Hitaishi Desk for Victims of Domestic Violence | |||
Women victims registered at Hitaishi Desk | 1 | 457 | 458 |
LAST (Livelihood Advancement Skills Training) - Non-Residential Vocational Training Courses since 2004 | |||
Beautician: 928 & Tailoring: 1139 & Maggam: 559 (currently not in function) & Computer Applications: 649 | 49 | 3226 | 3275 |