Agape Blessed Foundation Trust

How child victims and children in confrontation with the law are handled is far from satisfactory due to a lack of basic legal information and competence. This insufficiency affects Children in Need of Care and Protection (CNCP) as well as Children in Conflict with the Law (CICL). Specifically, police officers have a pitiful understanding of the Juvenile Justice Act 2000 (as amended in 2006); some officers have never even heard of it. Law enforcement organizations are given the chance to close this gap by Agape Blessed Foundation Trust. Our group plans training courses for police officers, social workers, childcare centre employees, and Anganwadi workers.

Through activity-based workshops and other forums, we aim to effectively enable children to engage by interacting with them and supporting their participation. Children ought to be involved in conversations and decision-making that affect them, in our opinion. Every child, anywhere in the world, has to be aware of their rights and obligations. Through artistic mediums including paintings, drawings, and photography, children can effectively communicate their desires, sentiments, and anxieties.