Prize for Prevention of Abuse and Violence against Children
Commemorating the World Day for prevention of abuse and violence against children and participating in the creation of a culture of prevention of child abuse, Women's World Summit Foundation (WWSF) annually awards 4 prizes for innovative prevention activities among its non-governmental organisation (NGO) coalition members. Laureate organisations are selected from coalition members' activity reports.
- First prize: Prize for innovative prevention activities (US$3,000): Honouring a unique and visionary activity serving as an example for annual events
- Second prize: Prize for significant prevention activities (US$1,000): Honouring perseverance, past accomplishments, and the facing of new challenges in working for prevention of child abuse
- Two additional awards: For specific activities (US$500 each): Honouring a particular pertinent activity at the grassroots level
Criteria for selection:
- The candidate must be an organisation or a group of organisations registered as an NGO coalition member with WWSF. Click here for information on coalition member organisations.
- The organisation must be active in the field of child rights.
- Priority will be given to creative and innovative approaches.
- Priority will also be given to grassroots organisations working in developing countries and countries in transition.
Materials required:
- Brief description of the organisation (background, mission, objective, annual programmes, and budget)
- Demonstration by the organisation of its commitment to prevent child abuse
- Description of activities organised for the World Day (report, photos, and materials)
- Budget of activities organised for the World Day
- Provisional programme for the following year activities
- 2 or 3 original recommendation letters from local and national authorities
Click here for more information.
Click here for selection criteria.
Click here to read about previous laureates.
WWSF website, October 26 2010; YouthEngage.com website, November 3; and email from Elly Pradervand to The Communication Initiate on October 27 2010.
Comments
EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT
As captioned with the idea of parphrasing on the isues of HIV/AIDS and chil development, the situation has reached the critical that life of many children is in danger due to Transmission from Mother to Child TMTC as defined an obvious method of transmission
Among others can add poverty as a contributin factor exarcebating the high alarming rate of transmission deteriorating the living standerd of childrean thus early deaths contributing to low life expectance thereby minimizing longevity
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