Abused Children
The continuous dilemma of abused children is a serious social and family problem. Even more in a country where the rules are subject to bureaucracy, red tape, and depravity. Third world nations are facing booming massive population, thus, more crimes that include abused children who are not given enough attention and aid. The hard impact of the unsolved problems becomes long dreadful to the society’s moral. The prolonged problem that left behind the deaf ears of the authorities, government, and non-government agencies. Abused child's problem resonates with me for many years. As a teacher, I have witnessed many cases of these problems. Thus, I am thinking that there is another way to help these children who have been abused by the people who
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On the contrary, twenty years ago, hitting or inflicting physical pain to a child was a normal part of parenting style. While this kind of discipline becomes a practice, as a result, society has learned to accept it. When culture starts to conform people, the act becomes a norm. Perhaps the greatest challenge was no one heard the cry of these deeply hurt children. Despite the existing problems somehow people realized that this is a problem needed the most attention. However, few agencies get involved in protecting the abused children. The red tape, corruption, and bureaucracy become the obstacles to reaching out to the children in need of assistance, furthermore, the judiciary system is extremely slow. In conjunction, with less funding, there is no foster parenting program. Leaving the children in the dark and in the care of the nearest kin where parents have easy access to their children. The rotten system needs to be changed. Perhaps, a voice from an educator like me who wants to genuinely help the children and who wants to make a change will be heard. I could be more effective by engaging deeply in working out and preventing the cause of the problem. Promoting a foster parenting program to protect the children’s welfare. To assist families as well as social awareness and what they can do to prevent children abuse. My adherence and advocacy to this journey reflect on the past experiences working as an
On the contrary, twenty years ago, hitting or inflicting physical pain to a child was a normal part of parenting style. While this kind of discipline becomes a practice, as a result, society has learned to accept it. When culture starts to conform people, the act becomes a norm. Perhaps the greatest challenge was no one heard the cry of these deeply hurt children. Despite the existing problems somehow people realized that this is a problem needed the most attention. However, few agencies get involved in protecting the abused children. The red tape, corruption, and bureaucracy become the obstacles to reaching out to the children in need of assistance, furthermore, the judiciary system is extremely slow. In conjunction, with less funding, there is no foster parenting program. Leaving the children in the dark and in the care of the nearest kin where parents have easy access to their children. The rotten system needs to be changed. Perhaps, a voice from an educator like me who wants to genuinely help the children and who wants to make a change will be heard. I could be more effective by engaging deeply in working out and preventing the cause of the problem. Promoting a foster parenting program to protect the children’s welfare. To assist families as well as social awareness and what they can do to prevent children abuse. My adherence and advocacy to this journey reflect on the past experiences working as an