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Institutionalized children return home to family life in Georgia

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Subido el 29 de mayo de 2007 por EducaMadrid

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UNICEF's Vladimir Lozinski reports on child welfare reform in Georgia.

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You're watching UNICEF Television. 00:00:00
It's time for school in the village of Tianeti, Georgia. 00:00:03
And 14-year-old Meleton is glad to be here 00:00:06
and catching up with the other children. 00:00:09
He has been in an institution for two years 00:00:11
due to family difficulties. 00:00:13
Authorities here have returned the institution's 140 children 00:00:16
to their birth families or located them with foster families. 00:00:20
Meleton now lives with his aunt Tamar, 00:00:24
who brings him up at home. 00:00:26
Institutionalization of children was common here 00:00:29
during the Soviet period. 00:00:31
UNICEF is supporting the government 00:00:33
to promote family-based childcare practices. 00:00:35
Transformation of the Tianeti Children's Institution 00:00:37
into a daycare center is an example. 00:00:40
Children are in families now and they go to regular school. 00:00:43
The children come to the center in the afternoon 00:00:46
where they can have a meal, do their homework 00:00:49
and get involved in the center's activities. 00:00:51
The center takes the pressure off families 00:00:54
who could not afford to keep their children. 00:00:56
Clearly, psychologically, children have changed. 00:01:00
When I started working in the center, 00:01:03
there was a large number of children that were socially withdrawn. 00:01:05
They wouldn't speak to each other 00:01:08
and, needless to say, they couldn't engage with the school. 00:01:10
16-year-old Mariam Amadashvili 00:01:16
returned to her mother Gulo 14 months ago. 00:01:18
She was institutionalized for five years 00:01:23
because her mother had to look for work 00:01:25
and could not afford to feed her. 00:01:27
It really hurts when a mother misses her child 00:01:33
and a child misses her mother. 00:01:35
She recently found work for 100 lari per month. 00:01:37
That's less than $2 a day. 00:01:40
The Ministry of Education at UNICEF 00:01:42
gives 60 laris per month as a supplement 00:01:44
to support Mariam and to meet their basic needs. 00:01:47
Before, I couldn't afford a simple thing 00:01:50
like a pen for my daughter. 00:01:52
Now these things are possible. 00:01:56
I have a salary and people standing by me. 00:01:58
Mariam's study has improved. 00:02:03
She has more friends and feels that she's back in a family. 00:02:05
What is most important is that I'm home with my mom. 00:02:10
The support given helps them become that family again. 00:02:13
The support given helps them become that family again 00:02:17
where nobody feels alone. 00:02:20
This is Vladimir Lazinski reporting for UNICEF. 00:02:22
Unite for Children. 00:02:25
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Fecha:
29 de mayo de 2007 - 14:47
Visibilidad:
Público
Enlace Relacionado:
UNICEF (United Nations International Chidren's Emergency Fund)
Duración:
02′ 30″
Relación de aspecto:
4:3 Hasta 2009 fue el estándar utilizado en la televisión PAL; muchas pantallas de ordenador y televisores usan este estándar, erróneamente llamado cuadrado, cuando en la realidad es rectangular o wide.
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