The Child Protection kit is an integrated training tool that enables trainers to spread the culture of children's rights, provide psychological and social support to children, and be able to deal with cases of violence and bullying in a scientific and practical manner.
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To learn how to deal with children affected by violence or bullying.
To acquire skills in psychological support for children in difficult situations.
To help parents and caregivers build a safe and reassuring environment for children.
To participate in designing and implementing initiatives for protecting and caring for children.
By the end of the programme, the trainee will be able to:
Enhance community awareness of children's rights and introduce best practices for preventing violations.
Understand the psychological aspects of the child, and deal professionally with the effects of violence and bullying.
Acquire early detection skills for cases of harm and apply support strategies.
Spread a culture of reporting and providing psychological and social support within an integrated environment.
To view a collection of training kits specialised in the family field.
Browse through the following link: training kits in the field of the family.
Social workers, school teachers, and child protection practitioners.
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A kit on conducting safe visitation for children after parental separation, covering how children are affected, their needs and psychological risks, and the legal consequences of not carrying out the visit.
A kit on understanding adolescence and how to engage with teenagers: their physical, psychological, social and cultural needs, common problems they face, and practical strategies for parents and teachers to support them.
A training kit on involving parents in the educational process, strengthening family-school partnership and communication, and designing activities and programmes that encourage positive parental participation.
A training kit on the status of women in Islam, examining the concept of womanhood from philosophical, social and psychological perspectives alongside women's rights to work, education, family life and equality under Sharia.
A training kit on the skills and qualities of a family counsellor, covering counselling principles, techniques and common errors, so counsellors can handle family problems professionally and effectively.
A training kit on middle adolescence, covering its characteristics, the psychological and social changes it brings, and strategies for understanding and handling the needs and problems of teenagers.
A training kit on making incense at home, covering its types and benefits along with step-by-step recipes for several traditional Gulf blends and tips for preserving and selling the finished product.
A training kit on Islamic spiritual protection, explaining the signs of the evil eye, magic and possession, the method of ruqyah, and the remembrances and supplications used to fortify the home and family.
A training kit on family counselling and marital relationships, covering family roles and problems, the differences between men and women, and practical steps for resolving disputes and building a happy, lasting marriage.
A training kit on modifying children's behaviour, covering the dimensions of behaviour, the factors that shape it, and the techniques for building desired behaviour and correcting undesired behaviour.
