1. To secure for each child subject to these provisions such care and guidance, preferably
in his or her own home, as will best serve his welfare and the interests of society;
2. To preserve and strengthen family ties whenever possible, including improvement of
home environment;
3. To remove a child from the custody of his or her parents only when his welfare and
safety or the protection of the public would otherwise be endangered and, in either instance, for
the courts to proceed with all possible speed to a legal determination that will best serve the best
interests of the child; and
4. To secure for any child removed from the custody of his or her parents the necessary
care, guidance, and discipline to assist him or her in becoming a responsible and productive
member of society.
Foster care is supervised care for delinquent or neglected children usually in an institution or substitute home.
The Act provides for the establishment of children's homes, for the care, treatment and protection of neglected and abandoned children. Institutional care still appears to be the largest service for the care of the destitute and orphan children. There is also a provision for the constitution of Juvenile Welfare Boards and Juvenile Courts. There is a classification and separation of delinquents on the basis of their age and the nature of offences committed by them. The five types of institutions provided under the Act are as follows: - Juvenile homes - Special homes - Observation homes - After-care homes - Fit persons / Institutions A neglected juvenile is sent for accommodation, maintenance and facilities for education, vocational training and rehabilitation. A delinquent juvenile is sent for accommodation, maintenance and facilities for education, vocational training and rehabilitation. For temporary reception of juveniles during the pendency of any inquiry regarding them under this Act. For taking care of juveniles before discharge from a juvenile home or a special home. For taking care of infants and younger children (0-5) years. Children "declared neglected" after completion of the required processes can be placed in adoption under the HAMA / GWA.
The Juvenile Justice Act was enacted in 1986 with a view to provide uniform pattern of justice to the juveniles throughout the length and breadth of the country. The Act makes provision for the protection and rehabilitation of neglected children and ensures that legally no child is lodged in jail or detained in police lock-up. It also seeks to provide facilities of education, training and rehabilitation of children who have become delinquents or are in distress.
Murray S. Bartky has written: 'Educational services for pupils in child caring institutions for the neglected and delinquent. --' -- subject(s): Child welfare, Children, Institutional care
Annie said: "A kid should never be ABUSED and NEGLECTED".
She neglected to mention that she was married.
It's about an assassin who kills people to draw attention towards himself because he never felt important and felt neglected because of the way his parents separated and neglected him as a child
The garden had been neglected for months, with weeds overtaking the flowers and shrubs.
The Neglected Wife was created on 1917-05-13.
The neglected baby is yourself. The dream means that there is some aspect of your life that has been neglected and needs your attention right now.
Depends WHAT your "simple, plain roof" is made of -you neglected to tell us that important info.
Neglected Aspects of Sufi Study was created in 1977.