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… moratorium until a stronger child protection system could be operationalized to ensure the safety and rights of … child welfare system, participants believed that the FGC could leverage existing resources to impact a large number of … moratorium until a stronger child protection system could be operationalized to ensure the safety and rights of …
… this issue and came up with concrete ideas about how they could take the information learned in the training and … this issue and came up with concrete ideas about how they could take the information learned in the training and …
… my father. They asked me if I knew who they were, if I could identify them. I said no, because I knew if I said yes … when taken in deeper context. At the very core of what could be called root causes for children leaving these four … house, but where was I supposed to go? The only place I could go was here. She forced me and my siblings to work. I …
… of Colombia’s National Guidelines for Case Management “I could not believe that I would be able to harvest such a huge harvest from my farm. This is something I could only dream of as I helped my neighbors harvest from … was linked to a school in need of maize where she could be part of a community and earn regular income. “With …
… 2) What are the current trends in volunteerism, and who could be agents for change? 3) What are some solutions, or … What are the current trends in volunteerism, and who could be agents for change? Current trends International … volunteering packages that were more affordable and that could fit into holiday periods. Volunteerism is now seen as …
… education as drivers, and the existing CRS programs that could be leveraged. This diversity allows CTWWC to compare … pay attention. Of these, only “socioemotional development” could potentially include children’s subjective experiences, … and material things that their biological families could not provide; (2) enjoyed strong peer networks within …
… were closed because they reached the age of majority and could be supported in independent living, and four had … 40% of the cases analyzed had a family connection that could care for the child but that had not been actively … were closed because they reached the age of majority and could be supported in independent living, and four had …
… it is needed. There is some indication that this situation could be worse for widows, a third of whom are the only … education as drivers, and the existing CRS programs that could be leveraged. This diversity allows CTWWC to compare … methods in Scotland to create an index of well-being that could inform policymaking for the country.7 For children, the …
… follow this historical pattern, but actual apprehensions could be substantially higher or lower than 39,000, depending … were predicting that 150,000 unaccompanied children could arrive in FY 2014, along with a similar increase in … in Artesia, New Mexico, found that as many as 80 percent could win asylum claims. Julia Preston, “In Remote Detention …
… CRC), which should guide every decision and policy that could affect the child, has a direct impact on migrant … of controlling and regulating irregular migration, and could lead to unnecessary detentions17. As stated by the … the non-refoulement of children, since refoulement could be a serious threat to their rights, to their physical …