Enabling children recover from violence.



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Enabling children recover from violence. 1. Introduction of the Organization SERVICE AND RESEARCH INSTITUTE ON FAMLIY AND CHILDREN (SERFAC) is an International Non-Governmental Organization and a Registered Society in India. SERFAC has SPECIAL Consultative Status with Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) of the United Nations New York since 1998. Established in 1986, SERFAC links grass root experiences, educational institution experiences, with programs, research and policy to minimize the breakdown of families and promote their security. SERFACs micro and grass root programs are rural project and issue based through individual, family, community and or institutional approaches. Its macro programs are interdisciplinary research, publications, International/global conferences, networking and partnering with local, national and global organizations. In both approaches SERFAC endeavors to create platforms for networking sharing experiences, learning from one another on the indispensable role of family as a social institution for the future of humanity. Mission Statement of SERFAC: 1. Protection and nurturing of the person through all stages of life: e.g. child protection from abuse, protecting from domestic violence, preventing breakdown of families. 2. Cultivation of integrity, equality and respect in human relations: e.g. respecting the human person, gender equality in family and work place, honesty in word and deed.. 3. Promotion of a just, violence free, peaceful and sustainable society: Cognizance of factors that lead to violence, suicides, anti social behavior are undertaken through its programmes and direct contacts that positively minimize family breakdown, minimize violence and works towards peace building. Submitted written statements by SERFAC to the United Nations: a) The UN Commission for Women Elimination and Prevention of Violence against Women and Girls require a two faceted approach a) primary prevention and b) multi sector services and responses - November 2012.

b) The UN Commission for Social Development Promoting empowerment of people in achieving poverty eradication, social integration, full employment and decent work for all - December 2012. c) The UN Commission for Social Development Refining Strategies and Family Inclusion for Poverty in India February 2012 2. Programme a brief: Childhood and youth are vulnerable phases of a person s life. These vulnerabilities are enhanced due to family poverty, family violence, family instability, broken homes, crime, abuse and different forms of risk behaviors, murders and suicide. Being in their formative years, children and youth are impressionable and susceptible in repeating behaviors witnessed by them in adults. Hence there is the need of creative and committed provider services to educate parents and care givers, youth and children in confidence building, enabling them to speak about their history, talk about their problems and seek help to overcome it. For parents and care givers programs and training for parenthood, raising their children with understanding and family life education. Most of the programme work will focus on: - Children/youth and their families where they are loved, valued and enabled to fulfill their potential. - Educate parents and care givers to end cruelty to children. - Give Children and youth the help, support and environment they need to stay safe from cruelty. - Educate law enforcement individuals on family and social factors that lead to crime. - To be seen as an institution to turn to for children and youth for safety, security and recovery.

3. Proposed Programmes will focus on 500 children belonging to lower income family. a. Youth in Juvenile Institutions - Collaboration with 5 Juvenile Institutions in Chennai and Kancheepuram Districts that work with the rehabilitation of young social offenders and have been legally sent for rehabilitation. One week residential programme for the children at SERFAC. Assessment of conditions in the respective juvenile homes to assess physical and emotional environment create base-line data Confidence building interaction to enable them to speak about their history involving them to talk of their problems. Helping them to overcome it. Presenting opportunities for education, technical education and talent development. Identify tendencies that lead them to overcome such tendencies and seek help if necessary. Adolescence and young adulthood Biological and emotional changes and channeling them for positive living. Family life education Peace support Medical services and check up. No. of children to be covered - 5 juvenile homes x 50 children = 250 No. of groups to be conducted 250/30 = 8 batches Cost per group Rs.2,15,000/- Cost for 8 groups Rs.17,20,000/- Medical services - 2 Camps in a year Rs.50,000/- (Rs.25,000/- per camp)

Sl.No. Item No. of Units Unit Cost Amount (Rs.) 1 Rental for Hall & Audio Visuals 7 days 5000 35000 2 Food & Accommodation 6 days x 32 750 168000 3 Honorarium for Resource Persons 2 2000 4000 4 Travel for Resource Person 2 1500 3000 5 Documentation Lump sum 2000 6 Contingencies Lump sum 3000 Total 215000 Cost for 8 batches 1720000 Medical camps 2 25000 50000 Grand Total 1770000 b. Programmes for Schools & Creches - Collaboration with 5 Schools in Kanchipuram district. (i) One week programme for parents on Family and support services. Education for Parenthood, for parent relationship and parent child relationship Personal, social and health education Understanding Children s needs improve partnership skills and cope with pressures that might otherwise cause them to harm their children. Safety in the home and money management. Children s food Self-help, building self-confidence and problem solving skills Early intervention and seeking help No. of parents to be covered - 5 schools x 50 (25 couples) x 5 classes (from 1 st to 5 th std.) = 1000 No. of batches to be conducted 1000/30 = 33 batches Cost per group Rs.1,17,000/- Cost for 58 groups Rs.38,61,000/-

One week Programme for Parents Sl.No. Item No. of Units Unit Cost Amount (Rs.) 1 Rental for Hall & Audio Visuals 7 days 5000 35000 2 Food & Refreshment 7 days x 32 250 56000 3 Training Kit & Stationery 30 100 3000 4 Travel for participants 30 500 15000 5 Travel for Resource Person 2 1500 3000 6 Documentation Lump sum 2000 7 Contingencies Lump sum 3000 Total 117000 Cost for 33 batches 3861000 (ii) Two days training programme for teachers and care givers Training and advice to Teachers and care givers in a wide range of protection areas. To identify signs of possible abuse in family or community and give children the skills they need to protect themselves. Counseling/helping skills understanding children. Personal, social and health education Family life education. - No. of teachers to be covered - 5 schools x 15 = 75 - No. of care takers to be covered - 5 juvenile homes x 6 care takers= 30 - No. of batches to be conducted 105/30 = 4 batches - Cost per group Rs.44,500/- - Cost for 3 groups Rs.1,78,000/-

Two days Programme for Teachers/Care Givers Sl. No. Item No. of Units Unit Cost Amount (Rs.) 1 Rental for Hall & Audio Visuals 2 days 5000 10000 2 Food & Refreshment 2 days x 32 250 16000 3 Training Kit & Stationery 30 100 3000 4 Travel for participants 30 250 7500 5 Travel for Resource Person 2 1500 3000 6 Documentation Lump sum 2000 7 Contingencies Lump sum 3000 Total 44500 Cost for 4 batches 178000 (iii) Programmes for creches and primary schools Sl. Item No. of Units Unit Cost Amount (Rs.) No. 1 Nutritional supplements 15 children x 5 Rs.100/- per for creches creches x 4 times child 360000 a month x 12 months 2 Nutritional supplements 500 children x 12 Rs.200/- per for schools months child 1200000 3 Providing toys and organizing games for crèches 4 Providing toys and organizing games for schools 5 creches Rs.10,000/- per crèche 50000 5 schools Rs.20,000/- per school 100000 5 Immunization programs 5 creches Rs.10,000/- 50000 for crèches per crèche 6 Immunization programs 5 schools Rs.20,000/- 100000 for schools per school 7 Elementary 10 programs (Two Rs. 2000/- introduction to civic sessions per school - 20000 education once in 6 months) 8 Sessions on Food 10 programs (Two Rs. 2000/- habits, health and sessions per school - 20000 Hygiene once in 6 months) 9 Medical camps 2 Camps in a year Rs.25,000/- 50000 10 Two days training for 1 batch 41500 41500 Ayahs Total 19,91,500

Two days training for Ayahs Two days Programme for Ayahs Sl.No. Item No. of Units Unit Cost Amount (Rs.) 1 Rental for Hall & Audio Visuals 2 days 5000 10000 2 Food & Refreshment 2 days x 32 250 16000 3 Travel for participants 30 250 7500 4 Travel for Resource Person 2 1500 3000 5 Documentation Lump sum 2000 6 Contingencies Lump sum 3000 Total 41500 c. Programmes for legal enforcement authorities Two days programme for Police officials and lawyers. Family: Its roles, functions and responsibilities. Family breakdown: causes and consequences The anatomy of violence and crime. Being a youth becoming a Juvenile offender Counseling skills Legal frameworks on judgment, institutionalization, recovery, rehabilitation and mainstreaming Two days programme for legal enforcement authorities Sl.No. Item No. of Units Unit Cost Amount (Rs.) 1 Rental for Hall & Audio Visuals 2 days 5000 10000 2 Food & Accommodation 2 days x 27 750 40500 3 Training Kit & Stationery 27 100 2700 4 Travel for participants 25 500 12500 5 Honorarium for Resource Persons 4 1500 6000 6 Travel for Resource Person 4 1000 4000 7 Documentation Lump sum 2000 8 Contingencies Lump sum 3000 Total 80700

Sl.No. I Category Juvenile Institutions Budget Summary No. of batches Amount 1 Programme for Children 8 1720000 2 Medical Services 50000 II Programmes for Schools & Creches Total I 1770000 3 Programme for Parents 33 3861000 4 5 III 6 IV 7 8 Programme for Teachers & Care givers Programme for School Children & creches Programme for legal enforcement authorities Programmes for Police officials and lawyers Professional Cost Professional Fee for Medical Specialists/Doctors and Consultation Emergency Transportation and Hospital cost(in case of need) for recovering juveniles and parents who are prone to depression and suicidal tendencies 4 178000 1991500 Total II 6030500 1 80700 Total III 80700 Total IV 1440000 Grand Total In Dollars 28008 814 28823 62872 2899 32430 98201 1314 1314 772968 12587 667035 10862 23449 93,21,200 1,51,786