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A note about the authors Copyright CHILDREN AT RISK GUIDELINES Preface What are the principles of good practice in the area of Child Development and how can we implement them? This series sets out the basic principles of Tearfund’s Child Development Policy, and then seeks to apply them in different contexts. Here in Volume 1 we look at children caught up in family breakdown. We recommend that you use this framework in conjunction with the Tearfund Child Development Study Pack (for details of how to order the Study Pack and other volumes, see the final page). The study emerges from comprehensive field research and dialogue and has been reviewed by a variety of experts and practitioners. The authors hope and pray that you will find it useful and practical and that, for all who are working with children, it will help you in changing children’s lives for the better. Glenn Miles and Paul Stephenson October 2000 GLENN MILES has worked with Tearfund as a Child Development Consultant, evaluating a wide range of projects in Asia. He has over ten years experience in child health and welfare focused on South and Southeast Asia, and he has two children of his own. PAUL STEPHENSON currently works as Tearfund’s Child Development Advisor. He has seven years experience of development and relief in Latin America, Africa, Asia and Eastern Europe, and has a background in education, community development and programme evaluation. Tearfund’s learning materials and case studies may be adapted and reproduced for use, provided the materials are distributed free of charge. Full reference should be given to Tearfund and the relevant authors within the materials. NOTE The terms First and Third Worlds, developed and developing countries have been used interchangeably throughout the text as commonly accepted terminology for industrialised and developing countries. VOLUME 1: CHILDREN AND FAMILY BREAKDOWN 4
Good practice for people working with children CHILDREN AT RISK GUIDELINES SECTION 1 Introduction Contents 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 VOLUME 1: CHILDREN AND FAMILY BREAKDOWN 5
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