General Information
ALIT’s experience in carrying out child protection efforts and their development especially those in marginal areas for 21 years has had an impact on changing social situations for those who have received assistance from the ALIT Foundation.
The development of the organization that began with the assistance of a group of children in urban areas totaling 20 children in 1998 developed into 14 assisted areas (Surabaya, Pasuruan, Maumere, Gianyar, Denpasar, Sumenep, Ambon, Kupang City, Kedung Ombo, Malang Regency, Batu City , Jember, Banyuwangi, North Lombok Regency) with a total number of children accompanied by more than 10,000 children.
ALIT’s experience in carrying out these efforts has been positively responded by international agencies to involve ALIT as a team of technical consultants developing child-based programs and direct practice with institutions or communities for child protection measures in most of Indonesia’s vulnerable regions, such as: Maluku and North Maluku (UNICEF and UNDP), NTT Regional (WVI and Save The Children UK), Aceh and Nias (Save the Children Alliance), East Java Region (PLAN Indonesia), South Sulawesi (PLAN Indonesia).
ALIT’s experience in assisting and developing child protection programs was appreciated by international institutions such as: ICMEC (International Center for Missing & Exploited Children), ECPAT International (End Child Prostitution and Trafficking and Child Tourism), IVLP (International Visitor Leadership Programs), International Coalition of World Day Prevention Of Child Abuse.
ALIT’s experience in building national child protection coalitions such as: Kids Line 199, East Java Child Protection Agency (LPA), Surabaya Children Crisis Center (SCCC), East Java For Indonesia (JFI), Surabaya Humanitarian Institute (IKS).
With this program. It is hoped that ALIT’s knowledge and experience can be developed by the public widely and independently through a series of training activities that are equipped with technical implementation modules.
Self Protection Training
Description
Self-Protection Training is a training program provided to caregivers—including child support workers, counselors, caregivers, teachers, and coaches—to build children’s capacity to prevent abuse, exploitation, and other potential dangers or risks to their safety and well-being.
Objective
To strengthen the capacity of caregivers to conduct systematic, participatory, and enjoyable activities for the children they support and care for.
Target Participants
- Volunteers, field staff, and child trainers
- Number of participants: 20 people per class
- Duration: 3 days and 2 nights
- Facilities: Full board, including accommodation and training kits (goody bag, T-shirt, bracelet, notepad, pen, training module, and training equipment)
- Cost: IDR 3,000,000 per participant
Lead Facilitator
Yuliati Umrah, S.IP.
Co-Facilitators
Maria Petrosa Wajong, S.Psi.
Ludvina Berdina Pulcheria Parera, S.Pd.
Play For Life Training
Description
Play for Life Training is a series of games and physical activities designed to support the optimal physical and motor development of children aged 7–12 years. The activities can be implemented during children’s leisure time as well as incorporated into teaching and learning processes in both formal and non-formal educational settings.
Objective
To strengthen the capacity of educators and coaches to develop practical skills in physical exercise and basic movement activities.
Target Participants
- Physical education teachers, coaches, and child support volunteers
- Number of Participants: 20 participants per class
- Duration: 3 days and 2 nights
- Facilities: Full board, including accommodation and training kits (backpack, T-shirt, wristband, notebook, pen, tumbler, and training module)
- Training Equipment
- Cost: IDR 3,000,000 per participant
- Lead Facilitator: Slamet Santoso, S.Pd.
- Co-Facilitators: Ranau Alejandro, Ranah Ivananda, Early Aura Figlia Halik
Child Participation Training
Description
This training refers to the general principles of children’s rights, including the principle of respecting the views of the child. In practice, adults often face challenges in establishing open and comfortable communication that enables children’s views to be meaningfully considered in decision-making processes.
Objectives
- To strengthen the capacity of child support workers in planning, implementing, and evaluating activities while actively and meaningfully involving children, in accordance with the general principles of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Child Protection Law.
- To develop practical communication skills for engaging with children who are experiencing difficult or adverse situations.
Target Participants
- Community leaders, civil society organization representatives, school guidance and counseling teachers, village/urban ward representatives, and PKK representatives
- Number of Participants: 20 participants per class
- Duration: 3 days and 2 nights
- Facilities: Full board, including accommodation and training kits (goody bag, T-shirt, wristband, notebook, pen, and training module)
- Training Equipment
- Cost: IDR 3,000,000 per participant
- Lead Facilitator: Yuliati Umrah, S.IP.
- Co-Facilitators: Arif Gunawan, S.Ant.; Fitroni Amirul Ramadhan
Child Rights Programming Training
Description
The implementation of children’s rights around the world can be pursued through strategic approaches based on three key pillars: child participation, adult community development, and encouraging states to fulfill their obligations under the Convention on the Rights of the Child through advocacy efforts.
State institutions and civil society organizations often face challenges in implementing children’s rights due to limited knowledge and skills in understanding the provisions of the Convention and translating them into practical implementation. This includes understanding how each article of the Convention relates to its respective thematic clusters and can be applied within different local contexts.
Objective
To strengthen the capacity of organizations and institutions to develop child rights-based programs.
Target Participants
- Leaders and representatives of organizations and institutions, including NGOs, donor organizations, civil society organizations, government offices, political parties, business associations, and corporations
- Number of Participants: 20 participants per class
- Duration: 5 days and 4 nights
- Facilities: Full board, including accommodation and training kits (goody bag, T-shirt, wristband, notebook, pen, and training module)
- Training Equipment
- Cost: IDR 7,500,000 per participant
- Lead Facilitator: Yuliati Umrah, S.IP.
- Co-Facilitators: Slamet Santoso, S.Pd.; Metodius Adolfus Pagie, S.Phil.
The Convention on the Rights Of the Child (CRC) Training
Uraian
Pengetahuan dasar tentang konvensi hak-hak anak yang telah diratifikasi Indonesia pada tahun 1989 dan telah diadopsi menjadi hokum positif dalam UU Perlindungan Anak No. 35 tahun 2014
Pengetahuan dasar ini menjadi standar minimum bagi negara peserta ratifkasi konvensi ini dalam menjalankan kesepakatan internasional termasuk protocol tambahan lainnya yang menjadi penilaian internasional terhadap pelaksanan kewajiban negara peserta. Pengetahuan ini meliputi isi konvensi, logika hak asasi manusia, teknik identifikasi, indicator, pemenuhan hak dan pencatatan pelanggaran hak anak.
Tujuan
Meningkatkan pengetahuan dan kepedulian organisasi negara dan non negara serta institusi stakeholder lainnya terutama yang berperan secara langsung dalam upaya menjalankan kewajiban negara, peserta terhadap konvensi : to fullfil, to protect, to promote and to respect.
Sasaran
- Instansi pemerintah, ormas, LSM, Universitas/akademisi, APH
- Jumlah Peserta: 20 orang per kelas
- Durasi Waktu : 5 hari 4 malam
- Fasilitas : Full Board (menginap, training kits: goody bag, tshirt, gelang, block note, pulpen, Modul)
- Training Equipment
- Biaya : Rp 7.500.000/per kepala
- Fasilitator Utama : Yuliati umrah, S.IP
- Co Fasilitator Edward Dewaruci, SH, M.Hum, Gunardi Aswantoro, AMD
