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ACT Raising Safe Kids

ACT Raising Safe Kids

by Osasco (Sao Paulo), Brazil | Oct 31, 2024 | (V.D.03) Education, (V.D.04) Healthcare, (V.D.10) Vulnerable Families

The ACT Program to Educate Children in Safe Environments was developed in 2001, in the United States of America, by Brazilian psychologist Julia da Silva, also coordinator of the Violence Prevention Department of the American Psychological Association (APA,...
Atizapán Without Child Labor

Atizapán Without Child Labor

by Atizapán (Zaragoza) Mexico | Oct 31, 2024 | (V.D.03) Education, (V.D.05) Safety, (V.D.10) Vulnerable Families

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1uXKaCaBb7EXA4oladEC8xeG7Sg2tK3M_?usp=sharing Child labor is a type of complex and multi-causal violence that has a transversal negative impact on the development of girls, boys and adolescents. This form of violence collaterally...
Our Future Program

Our Future Program

by Osasco (Sao Paulo), Brazil | Oct 31, 2024 | (V.D.03) Education, (V.D.04) Healthcare, (V.D.10) Vulnerable Families

The Nosso Futuro Program is a municipal income transfer policy focused on food and nutritional security for families in vulnerable situations. The Program grants a special benefit to families with a single mother and/or people with disabilities.
Family-sustainable City Development

Family-sustainable City Development

by San Luis Potosí (San Luis Potosí), Mexico | Oct 31, 2024 | (V.D.03) Education, (V.D.10) Vulnerable Families

The study of family dynamics allowed us to work in a focused manner according to the needs of our neighborhoods in the following axes. Marginalization Propensity for dialogue Work Family Balance Generational Relay Involvement of men in household chores Positive...
A YES or a NO define your future (Adolescence Risk Prevention Program)

A YES or a NO define your future (Adolescence Risk Prevention Program)

by Chihuahua (Chihuahua), Mexico | Oct 31, 2024 | (V.D.03) Education, (V.D.04) Healthcare, (V.D.05) Safety, (V.D.10) Vulnerable Families

The Program arises from a Municipal Government Family Perspective Public Policy whose objective is to prevent violence in adolescents and the main risks in the stage of development in which they are. By these risks we refer to violence, pregnancy, alcohol an other...
Project Wi-Fi Social DF

Project Wi-Fi Social DF

by Brasilia, Brazil | Oct 31, 2024 | (V.D.02) New Technologies, (V.D.03) Education

Wi-Fi Social DF is a project that consists of providing free public access to the internet, via Wi-Fi signal, to citizens of the Federal District, in different locations with high circulation of people. Launched in February 2019, the Wi-Fi Social DF project is now...
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