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CHILDREN AT RISK GUIDELINES Contents Preface 4 SECTION 1: Introduction 5 What are families? 7 Why are they breaking down? 8 What does Scripture say about families? 9 What is the importance of parenting? 12 Who are the widows and orphans? 14 What about domestic violence? 15 How can parents, families and children be supported? 17 SECTION 2: Framework for Good Practice 21 1 Building relationships 23 2 Parental responsibilities 23 3 Working at different levels 24 4 Identifying needs and priorities 24 5 Children’s participation 25 6 Children in context 26 7 Advocacy 27 8 Child-sensitive indicators 30 VOLUME 1: CHILDREN AND FAMILY BREAKDOWN 2
CHILDREN AT RISK GUIDELINES SECTION 3: Case Studies 33 Orchard Family Centre, London, UK 36 Family Matters, Luton, UK 38 Centro Cristiano de Asesoramiento Familiar 41 (The Dominican Evangelical Family Centre), Dominican Republic Care for the Family, Cardiff, UK 43 Orphans Programme: Inkuru Nziza Church, Kigali, Rwanda 46 Oasis Counselling Centre and Training Institute, Nairobi, Kenya 48 SECTION 4: The Reflective Question Tool 53 SECTION 5: References and Resources 61 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS What to read 63 Who to contact 66 How to order 68 Tearfund UK would like to thank the Laing Trust for their generous financial support on this project, and the following people for reading and commenting on the draft version: Trevor Adams, Family Matters, UK Tom Beardshaw, Care for the Family, UK Wendy Bray, Care for the Family, UK Kate Bristow, Tearfund, UK Chrissie Brown, Shaftesbury Society, UK David Burnett, All Nations Christian College, UK Esly Carvalho, Psychologist, Ecuador David Evans, Tearfund, UK Jorge Maldonado, EIRENE/ex-WCC Sheila Melot, Tearfund, UK Aize O Imouokhome Obayan, Roehampton Institute, UK Peter and Barbi Reynolds, Rapport, UK/India Nita Rogers, Orchard Family Centre, London, UK Dr Peter Savage, CECAF, Dominican Republic Keith White, Childcare Network, UK VOLUME 1: CHILDREN AND FAMILY BREAKDOWN 3
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