Supportive supervision to the Child Helpline Nepal operated by CWIN-Nepal
Child Helpline Nepal (Emergency Toll-Free 1098) is the Government of Nepal's Child Protection Helpline service that is run and managed by CWIN. Child Helpline Nepal responds to any phone call 24/7.
CAP OPD team conducts
· Direct and online (tele-video) evaluation and interventions to all the children and adolescents of all the seven Child Helplines of Nepal.
· Provide supervision sessions to the helpline staff and counsellors on addressing mental health issues in vulnerable children and adolescents through in-person and tele-video methods.
· Emergency evaluations are conducted and transfers are made to CAP OPD as necessary.
Pasthali Balika Peace Home
Balika Peace Home, established in 1994, is a transit shelter providing protection, socialization, empowerment, and family reintegration for at-risk girls. Referred by the Child Helpline, it offers a safe haven, psycho-social counselling, legal support, education assistance, and skill development training, safeguarding children's rights.
· Our team conducts regular supervision sessions for the staff of the Balika Peace Home.
· Direct and online (tele-video) evaluation and interventions are given to adolescent girls in need of mental health support.
Supported supervision to children and adolescents referred from One Stop Crisis Centre (OCMC)
Women and children face gender-based violence (GBV), resulting in physical, sexual, and psychological harm. Due to a lack of unified provisions, addressing GBV has been challenging. The Ministry of Health and Population is tasked with implementing the National Action Plan 2010 by establishing a Hospital-Based One-Stop Crisis Management Center (OCMC).
The children and adolescent survivors of GBV are regularly provided with psychosocial support and interventions by the CAP team.
