Launched in 1997, the Jordan River Child Safety Program (JRCSP) is the result of Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah’s relentless efforts to place the welfare of children at the forefront of national policy agendas. The program aims to promote child protection and safety, and enhance positive child rearing practices by approaching the family as a whole unit. The program works in two areas: intervention through rehabilitation services for abused children, and prevention; offering comprehensive services that protect children’s rights and promote a culture of sound parenting and child safety in Jordan.
JRCSP’s mission is to mitigate violence against children by raising community awareness, offering capacity building to willing participants, later becoming advocates within their communities, and encouraging holistic and healthy interactions between family members. JRF works closely with governmental and non-governmental entities to enforce child protection laws, as part of Jordan’s commitment to the Human Rights Treaty. This all-encompassing approach is the result of relentless work and a solid record of accomplishments in the field of child and family safety.
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