Child Care and Welfare Organization

Our Motto

Let children be heard” is a fundamental principle in child advocacy and rights. It emphasizes the importance of giving children a voice and involving
them in decisions that affect their lives.

Active Listening

Take the time to actively listen to children when they express their thoughts, feelings, and concerns. Show that their opinions matter and are valued.

Encourage Expression

Create a safe and supportive environment where children feel comfortable expressing themselves without fear of judgment or reprisal.

Ask for Their Input

Involve children in decisions that affect them, such as family matters, school activities, or community initiatives. Ask for their input and consider their perspectives.

Education on Rights

Educate children about their rights and the importance of being heard. Empower them with the knowledge that they have a say in matters that concern them.

Advocate for Inclusive Policies

Advocate for policies that promote child participation at various levels, from local to national government. Ensure that laws and regulations consider the views and needs of children.

Provide Tools for Expression

Offer children different ways to express themselves, whether through art, writing, or speaking. These creative outlets can help them communicate effectively.

Child Participation Initiatives

Support and promote initiatives that encourage child participation in governance, policy-making, and community development. These initiatives can include youth councils, child advisory boards, and other platforms where children's voices are welcomed.

Respect Diverse Perspectives

Remember that children have diverse opinions and experiences. Respect their individuality and unique points of view.

Supportive Adults

Encourage adults in children's lives, such as parents, teachers, and caregivers,
to be open to children's input and actively engage with them.

Feedback Mechanisms

Establish feedback mechanisms in various institutions, like schools, healthcare facilities, and child welfare organizations, to allow children to share their feedback and concerns.

Raise Awareness

Promote awareness about the importance of children's participation in decision-making and the benefits it brings to society as a whole.

Legitimize Children's Rights

Advocate for the recognition and legitimization of children's rights at all levels of government and within society.