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Don Bosco National Forum for the Young at Risk, also known as DB YaR Forum, is the all-India network of Don Bosco institutions and organizations committed to the safety, growth, development and rights of at-risk, vulnerable, marginalized children and young adults. Currently the network has 80+ member institutions and organizations from across 20 states and union territories of India.
The Don Bosco National Forum for the Young at Risk (DB YaR Forum) launched its new campaign on “FAMILY is where I BELONG” during the annual YaR Day celebrations and the concluded the “Healthy Mind, Healthy Life” campaign in Delhi on 31 August 2024.
The new campaign aims to create home-like environments in alternative care settings, strengthen families, and empower communities for good care of children. Ms. Vandhana Kandhari, a Child Protection Specialist with UNICEF India, was the Chief Guest and gave the keynote address. She released the new campaign poster and shared views on the campaign. Ms. Kandhari amplified the voices and perspectives of children in advocating for the importance of a family environment for their holistic growth and development. She highlighted that there is NO substitute for Family.
Fr. Joe Prabu, Executive Director of Don Bosco National Forum for the Young at Risk, in his speech, emphasized the value of family-like environments and mentioned the importance of strengthening families to render better support for children, fostering societal acceptance of children in alternative care and introduced the new campaign hashtags: #KeepMeSafe and #MyFamilyMyRight.
Programmes suggested for organising International Migrant Workers Day
1. Stakeholder Consultation on Migrant Worker Issues.
2. Awareness Rally with Posters and Banners on Migrant Rights.
3. Social Media Campaign: Stand with Migrant Workers, Decent Work Decent Pay.
4. Essay, Speech, Drawing, and Dance Competitions on Migrant Worker Rights.
5. Health and Wellbeing Camps for Migrant Workers and Families.
6. Recognition and Award Ceremony for Migrant Workers.
7. Cultural Programs Displaying Migrant Communities’ Traditions.
8. Launch of New Migrant Help Desks or Initiatives.
9. Collaborative Events with NGOs, Schools, and Trade Unions.
10. Inter-Faith Prayer Meetings for Solidarity with Migrants.
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