7. Management of Support Services, Institutions and Programmes for Children, Youth and Elderly
The chapter discusses the importance of services, institutions, and programs designed for children, youth, and the elderly. It highlights the vulnerabilities these groups face due to socioeconomic factors and the necessary interventions that can support their growth and well-being. Furthermore, it outlines career opportunities and essential skills required to manage such institutions effectively.
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7.3Basic Concepts
This section discusses the management of support services, institutions, and...
What we have learnt
- Services and institutions are vital for the vulnerable groups comprising children, youth, and the elderly.
- Management of programs necessitates a broad knowledge base along with specific skills tailored to the target demographics.
- Government and NGOs play crucial roles in providing support and creating programs aimed at addressing the needs of these groups.
Key Concepts
- -- Vulnerable Groups
- Refers to segments of the population, such as children, youth, and elderly, who are more likely to be affected by adverse conditions.
- -- Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS)
- A government initiative aimed at meeting the health, nutrition, and early education needs of children under six.
- -- Juvenile Justice Act
- A legal framework in India that addresses children in conflict with law and those needing care and protection.
- -- Active and Productive Ageing
- Programs designed for elderly individuals to encourage participation in community and economic activities.
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