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Workshop on Child Marriage in India: Sociolegal and Human Rights Dimension 13-14 July, 2006 Female Foeticide and Infanticide 8.23 Although a large number of NGOs are already working on this issue, the magnitude of the problem still persists. The Institute organized a sensitization programme on prevention of female foeticide and infanticide for the functionaries of voluntary organizations with the objectives to: sensitize the participants on issues of gender violence with special reference to female foeticide and infanticide; sensitize them to the magnitude of the problem and its over all impact on the status of women; discuss policies and legislations to curb female foeticide and infanticide; and identify strategies for strengthening the existing mechanism to curb these practices. Advanced Diploma Course in Child Guidance and Counselling 8.24 The Institute at its Headquarters has initiated a one year regular Advanced Diploma Course in Child Guidance and Counselling with a vision to bridge the gap of trained professionals for undertaking guidance and counselling Advanced Diploma Course in Child Guidance and Counselling, 2006 National Institute of Public Cooperation and Child Development 135
intervention with children and their families in different settings. The course has been designed to enable the learner to assess and plan preventive, promotive and therapeutic need based and milieu specific mental health programmes in schools and communities with Children and Adolescents. 8.25 The first batch of the course was successfully completed in August, 2006 graduating thirteen students. A review workshop was held in May, 2006 with an objective to review the structure and content of the course to strengthen the transaction of the course. Based on the recommendations of the workshop the course was made more student-friendly. 8.26 The second batch of Advanced Diploma in Child Guidance and Counselling commenced in August, 2006. Eighteen students from the background of Psychology, Social Work, and Child Development have been enrolled after rigorous process of selection comprising entrance examination and personal interview. The course is being transacted with emphasis on ‘Development of Self’ and ‘Acquisition of Skills’ through experiential and action learning. Extension of Counselling Services for Trafficked Children 8.27 Trafficking of children for exploitation is increasing at an alarming rate. Rehabilitation of child victims is a challenging process encompassing many facets including overcoming trauma and reintegrating into the society. 8.28 Recognizing the need, at the instance of Ministry of Women and Child Development, NIPCCD with financial support of UNICEF has developed a training module and facilitator’s guide to address long felt need of providing comprehensive counselling services to child survivors of trafficking in the country. This year the module was finalized after three stage pre testing incorporating feedback evaluation emerged at each stage of pre testing. The outcome is a user friendly, skill and activity based training module that would enable organizations to plan systematic training for personnel to undertake counselling interventions with trafficked children. 8.29 During the year the Institute has been organizing training programmes at its Headquarters and Regional Centres to build capacities of personnel already working in the field of anti-trafficking. Till December 2006, three courses were organised at Headquarters and its Regional Centres. Child Guidance Centre (CGC) 8.30 The Institute is running Child Guidance Centres (CGCs) at its Headquarters and Regional Centres located at Bangalore, Guwahati and Lucknow. These Centres provide diagnostic, therapeutic and referral services to children upto 14 years of age with developmental, learning and behavioural problems including childhood disabilities. Each Centre extends the services through a multidisciplinary team comprising social worker, psychiatrist, child development worker, special educator, clinical psychologist and speech therapist. 8.31 During the year (April – December 2006), around 122 new cases were registered for assessment, counselling and therapeutic interventions at the Headquarters and Regional Centres. The dominant problems that were diagnosed were: Learning Disability; Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorders, Childhood Autism and Asperger’s Syndrome, Minimal Brain Damage, Developmental Delays, Mental Retardation, Borderline Intelligence, Speech and Language problems. Adolescent Guidance Service Centre (AGSC) 8.32 In order to give impetus to the hitherto neglected areas of planning for mental health of adolescents, the Institute during the year 2003-04 started an Adolescent Guidance Service Centre at its Headquarters with the specific objective of reaching out to adolescents with counselling and psycho-social interventions through a comprehensive adolescent guidance programme. 8.33 During the year, the Adolescent Guidance Service Centre continued to make progress to address the needs of Adolescents in the age group of 10-19 years of age. On one hand, the team of professionals ventured out to the nearby schools to conduct need assessment study through focused group discussion with the adolescents and on the other hand the adolescents themselves reported on their psychosocial competence and problems on the Youth Self Report Inventory. During the current year, the AGSC is using Total Quality Management (TQM) Exercise with all the stakeholders to plan the school mental health programme in the neighbouring government school. Training under ICDS Scheme 8.34 NIPCCD is the apex Institute for training of functionaries of Integrated Child Development Services 136 Annual Report 2006-07
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CONTENTS Chapter 1 Introduction 1 C
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Development; Child Welfare and Prot
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A number of programmes are being su
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Promoting Gender Equality - GOI - U
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National Guidelines on Infant and Y
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DIARY, a honorable activity for a h
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Hostels for Working Women 2.16 The
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Swadhar - A Scheme for Women in Dif
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exploitation is interlinked with tr
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— Capacity building and training
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elationship does not exist such as
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— Equal participation of women an
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Hon’ble Vice president of India,
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Working Groups on Women Empowerment
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(iii) to reduce the incidence of mo
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Other Programmes Grant-in-aid for R
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