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ASSESSMENT TOOL FOR CHILDREN IN ALTERNATIVE CARE. ASSESSMENT TOOL & TRAINING GUIDE. Building a Caring Society. Together. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. The process of developing an assessment tool for children in alternative care began in June 2012.
alternative care in Uganda (including the amendment of the Children Act, Cap 59) • Emerging evidence on keeping children in healthy and protective families, family reintegration, and the provision of appropriate alternative family-based care • Global and local best practices and standards To ensure the framework’s approval by the Cabinet of
ALTERNATIVE CARE OF CHILDREN. A TOOL FOR REVIEWING THE UNITED NATIONS FRAMEWORK WITH CHILDREN. CHILDRENS’ GUIDE. A Plain Language Version of The “Guidelines for the Alternative Care of Children, A United Nations Framework.” CONTENTS. Introduction. Purpose of the Guidelines. Government must budget for children’s rights! Keeping families together.
This report presents findings from all four countries, by system component and areas of care, and summarizes recommendations for strengthening alternative care systems.
MEASURE Evaluation is working to enhance the capacity of governments to assess, address, and monitor alternative care in four countries: Armenia, Ghana, Moldova, and Uganda. All children should live in a supportive, protective, and caring environment that helps them develop their full potential.
November 2018. Note from MEASURE Evaluation . Welcome to the second Alternative Care for Children newsletter. This publication provides updates from the six months following the assessment workshops on care reform that were conducted in Armenia, Ghana, Moldova, and Uganda.
Alternative care, Child protection, Children's rights, Emergency settings, Family tracing and reunification (FTR), Parental care, Separated children, UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. Children who cannot live with their parents should still grow up in a loving home and enjoy all their rights. The UN Committee on the Rights of the Child ...
