The Syrian Future Movement completed a new training titled “Child Protection Basics” at the end of April and beginning of May 2024.
☆ The training targeted a number of specialists and activists, totaling (12) trainees, both male and female, with (18) training hours spread over (4) days.
☆ The purpose of launching the training: Building the capacities of Syrian youth in the field of (protection).
☆ Type of training: Physical attendance, where trainees gathered at the Syrian Future Movement office in A’azaz, north of Aleppo, and learned the following skills:
- Child development
- Support circle
- What is abuse? And where does it occur?
- Concept of exposure to danger
- Convention on the Rights of the Child
- Best interest of the child
- Discrimination
- Non-harm
- Principles of confidentiality
- Steps of confidentiality
- Code of conduct
☆ The training sessions were distributed over the days as follows:
|| Day one included:
● Child development
● Support circles
● Responsibility
|| Day two:
● Abuse
● Location and types of abuse
● From whom and what I protect the child?
|| Day three:
● Concept of exposure to danger
● The child at risk
● Convention on the Rights of the Child
● Best interest of the child
● Discrimination
|| Day four:
● Non-harm
● Confidentiality
● Principles and steps of confidentiality
● Breach of confidentiality
● Code of conduct
● Final test
☆ The training developed skills and capacities, and identified mistakes and difficulties to be avoided.
The training concluded on the fourth day and achieved its objectives, through a survey of the trainees by evaluating the training:
Location – Academic material – Trainer…
The results were positive, and they expressed that the evaluation method was excellently professional, with each trainee writing their assessment on a form that included positives, negatives of the training, and the challenges faced.
