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Chair Person |
Anila Mahfooz Durrani |
Ijaz Muhammad Khan |
A CHILD SENSITIVE SOCIETY WHERE CHILDREN ARE ENJOYING THEIR RIGHTS OF PROTECTION, SURVIVAL, DEVELOPMENT AND PARTICIPATION WITHOUT ANY DISCRIMINATION
WE INSPIRE AND LEAD STAKEHOLDERS IN GOVERNMENT, CIVIL SOCIETY AND COMMUNITIES THROUGH INNOVATIVE INITIATIVES IN THE AREAS OF RESEARCH, POLICY, CAPACITY
BUILDING AND SERVICE STANDARDS TO ENSURE THE PROTECTION AND WELFARE OF CHILDREN IN KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA.
The commission collaborates with stakeholders to identify at-risk children, potentially victims of abuse, child labor, or trafficking, and ensures their situations are reported to the appropriate authorities.
KPCPWC collaborates closely with the judiciary to ensure the effective implementation of the Child Protection Act of 2010. This coordination plays a pivotal role in safeguarding the rights and welfare of children within the legal framework.
The RRUSC critical aspects of child welfare and protection. These processes aim to provide support and care for children who have been separated from their families or guardians due to various circumstances.
The KPCPWC is actively involved in emergency preparation and response related to child protection and welfare in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa region.
KPCPWC plays a pivotal role in antibeggary operations by enforcing child protection laws, identifying and rehabilitating children involved in begging, and raising awareness to prevent child exploitation in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
KPCPWC is actively engaged in training and capacity building to enhance the skills and knowledge of stakeholders, professionals, and communities involved in child protection and welfare.
Individuals with relevant skills and experience can offer their time and expertise by volunteering with the commission.
Engaging with local communities to create awareness about child protection and welfare issues and encouraging them to support KPCPWC's initiatives.
Encouraging the use of helpline services provided by KPCPWC for reporting child protection concerns and emergencies.