Protection of children’s rights and responses to humanitarian emergencies
every child has the right to be protected and to have his best interests guaranteed
Improving physical and mental well-being
Protecting children from psychological and physical abuse
Intervention strategies
- Reunification between children and families of origin: identify the different vulnerabilities of children and prioritise the family unit
- Psychosocial support: to protect children’s mental health from the traumas linked to the lack of affection and the various forms of violence suffered in childhood in order to develop their resilience.
- Nanje Nobaho canteen: a food programme in a temporal space to improve somatic health, offering a healthy and balanced diet to children
- Child sponsorship: intergenerational solidarity instituted to build emotional and social ties and provide moral and material assistance to the neediest children in the community.
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Date:
June 12, 2020
Categories:
Children's rights protection
Tags:
Education, Help, Assistance
Improving access to education and school attendance
improving school indicators such as drop-out rates, success and completion
Intervention strategies
- Enrolment of children in school: ensure that the child is educated in a school
- School support: build capacity in subjects learned at school to increase the success rate.
- School-Nanje Nobaho collaboration: quarterly follow-up to exchange on the progress of children reintegrated into school, benefits and challenges in the school environment.
Children are the roots of a country. If they don’t receive a good and appropriate education earlier; it’s a ruin for their country.
– Anitha IRAKOZE, Nanje Nobaho Godmother
Responding to humanitarian emergencies in communities affected by shocks
Hygiene promotion: access to the services of a hair salon (dental hygiene, hairdressing, hand and foot washing), a training session on personal hygiene and hygiene kits.
Intervention in IDP sites.
Charitable assistance and donations: foundraising to assist people affected by shocks or the most needy
