Goals
  • In 2010 CPDC aims to reach 1,000 children[1], through its Drop In centre and through outreach activities in streets and slums. These children will  receive counselling, protection, awareness of risks of life and work in the streets;
  • 2002[2] street children and children at risk of trafficking and sexual abuse attending activities at the CPDC centre on a weekly basis for remedial education, sport and recreational activities;
  • 150 street living children[3] and children at immediate risk of abuse will be provided with safe shelter for up to 70 children. These children will stay at CPDC until they can be reintegrated with their families or referred to long-term shelters when reintegration is not possible;

  • 150 children enrolled in school or informal education and vocational training at CPDC or other institutions.

Case management is an integral part of CPDC’s work with each child: a case file for each child supported by CPDC will be kept and updated on a bi-monthly basis or more frequently if required.

[1] All figures refer to unique individuals.

[2] Children from different slums will visit the centre once or more a week according to a schedule organized bt CPDC with the families and local leaders of the slums.

[3] The passage from the streets to the safe shelter will always happen on a voluntarily basis and take place when the child has decided to leave the street and live in a structuresd and safe environment. Role of CPDC’s social workers is to accompany each street child along this self-rehabilitation process.

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