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Child Protection, Case Management and Referral
| Institution | KMTC |
| Course | Diploma in Child Car... |
| Year | 1st Year |
| Semester | Unknown |
| Posted By | Preston Junior Ayieko |
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| Pages | 150 Pages |
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Description
The case management process involves assisting a child (and their family)
through direct support and referral to other services for comprehensive
intervention in risky situation.
It consists of intake, assessment, planning, implementation, monitoring, review of case plan and closure of the case with an aim of delivering quality services to the child and the family.
It calls for a multi-sectoral approach by all child protection stakeholders including national, county government, civil society organizations, community, family and children to address child protection concerns.
The Guidelines are aimed at standardizing service delivery in case management and referral mechanisms in child protection in Kenya.
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