Goa State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (SCPCR) Introduces Trauma Informed Care Training

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The Goa State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (GSCPCR) has taken a significant step towards introducing Trauma Informed Care training and enhancing the support system for child victims of abuse and other crimes.

In a proactive move, the commission launched a comprehensive two-day Training on Trauma-Informed Care for the Child Protection System.

This initiative underscores the commitment to creating a nurturing environment that caters to the psychosocial needs of vulnerable children.

Recognizing the critical importance of providing holistic care to child victims, the GSCPCR initiated the Training on Trauma-Informed Care.

The objective behind this endeavor is to equip the child protection system with the necessary tools and knowledge to address the unique needs of children who have experienced trauma, ensuring their emotional well-being is prioritized alongside legal considerations.

Key Focus Areas Of Trauma Informed Care Training

The two-day training delved into various facets of trauma-informed care, emphasizing the significance of sensitivity, empathy, and a comprehensive understanding of trauma’s impact on children.

Participants engaged in discussions centered around trauma’s psychological effects, ways to establish trust and rapport, and methods to create safe spaces for healing and growth.

Child victims of abuse and crimes often face emotional scars that extend beyond their physical experiences.

The Trauma-Informed Care training recognizes the need for comprehensive support that extends to psychological and emotional realms. By imparting knowledge about trauma-informed approaches, the training aims to equip professionals with the means to provide meaningful psychosocial support.

The participants of the training included a diverse group of professionals involved in the child protection system, ranging from social workers and counselors to law enforcement officials and legal experts.

This inclusive approach ensures that a multidisciplinary team is well-equipped to address the intricate needs of child victims.

A core aspect of trauma-informed care is cultivating empathy and understanding for the experiences of child victims.

By fostering a compassionate approach, professionals can create an environment in which children feel safe and valued, paving the way for effective interventions and recovery.

Trauma-informed care transcends mere knowledge; it embodies a shift in the approach to child protection.

By addressing the underlying traumas that children have endured, professionals can work towards breaking the cycle of victimization and fostering resilience.

This approach acknowledges that every child’s journey is unique and requires tailored strategies for healing and growth.

The launch of the Trauma-Informed Care training exemplifies the GSCPCR’s dedication to improving the well-being of children in the state.

By investing in the knowledge and skills of child protection professionals, the commission is actively working to create a safer and more nurturing environment for vulnerable children.

The Goa State Commission for Protection of Child Rights’ initiative to introduce the Training on Trauma-Informed Care is a pivotal step in elevating the child protection system’s capacity to address the needs of child victims of abuse and other crimes.

The training’s comprehensive approach, encompassing psychological, emotional, and legal considerations, emphasizes the holistic nature of supporting traumatized children.

By equipping professionals with trauma-informed approaches, the commission is paving the way for a more compassionate and effective response to the needs of vulnerable children, ultimately contributing to their healing, resilience, and well-being.



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