Street kids Rights & Safety
This resource has been developed in Bengali,Hindi and English, and is available with CINI Asha, Kolkata (2008).
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Workbook | Picture Storybook | Pocket Calendar | Posters
Street kids Rights & Safety
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This resource has been developed in Bengali,Hindi and English, and is available with CINI Asha, Kolkata (2008). |
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This is an illustrated workbook for older street children (adolescents), structured to help the facilitator conduct group activities over 7 sessions. The workbook covers issues in a step-by step manner, leading gradually from concepts of equality, rights and risks to sexual abuse. The last four activities are based on real life experiences of child victims of trafficking and abuse. |
Download English PDF (2.1 MB) |
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This illustrated storybook is meant for younger street children (5 - 9 year olds). It is the story of 8 year old Tara, who lives on the streets with her parents. Each page has questions that the facilitator can ask the children.
This is to help the facilitator get feedback on what the children are
understanding. |
Download English PDF (2.9 MB) |
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This simple pocket calendar has Rights of Children summarised, roughly
one for each month. It is a double sided calendar in two languages,
usable over two years. This is meant to be used as a take-home hand-out
after a meeting with parents or guardians of the children. |
Download Bengali/Hindi |
Posters A set of 3 posters were developed for specific stake holders in the project; the police, the community, and pharmacy owners / workers.
Imagery for the posters were developed by piecing together experiences shared by street kids, and then through a drawing workshop held with girls and boys of different age groups.
happy memories may be marked with drawings of flowers, while sad ones may have drawings of spiders and bugs. |
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