Protection, care and support for children vunerale to violence, abuse, exploitation and neglect. In the context of the HIV epidemic in Papua New Guinea
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Child and Youth General Policies, Laws, Strategies & Plans, Service Standards
Papua New Guinea
1 January 2008
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Independent state of Papua New Guinea
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OBJECTIVES of Policy1. Social protection
2. Legal protection and justice
3. Extended community-care in the community
4. Human Services coordination
STRATEGIES within the policy
1. Strengthen capacity of families
2. Mobilise and support community based responses
3. Ensure access to essential services
4. Increase Government leadership for protection
5. Raise awareness to create supportive environments
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