During the trainings the partici-

pants model an environment that

is warm, special, human, friendly

and interested in the welfare of

the participants, so that they

then can transmit the same inten-

tionality in the relations within

their organizations and their be-

neficiaries, that is to say that

they establish positive and las-

ting relationships with them.

We set out to form a communi-

ty of practice among professio-

nals, technicians and volunteers

from the various organizations

that provide direct care and in

that way, to promote the quality

of the relationships, the family

work and therapeutic interven-

tion.

We also propose the innova-

tion of internal processes to ena-

ble the other organizations, to

develop and strengthen the qua-

lity of the services offered to

children and families, in a way

that will achieve sustainable

changes. We promote the impor-

tance of working in a holistic

manner with the family system to

Since its inception, JUCONI-Ecuador has sought to share in-formation, knowledge and ex-periences with other organiza-tions, public and private, natio-nal and international; this sha-ring continues to be a part of its organizational culture.

We believe that we will only be able to overcome poverty, vulnerability and marginaliza-tion of children and adolescents living on the street and their fa-milies by integrating all the ser-vices available to them, by for-ming the technical staff and im-proving the quality of the practi-

ces.

On the basis of the methodolo-gical principles of JUCONI, the Center for Training and Consul-ting has developed training pac-kages with theoretical and techni-cal content that can be applied to the direct attention to the benefi-ciaries. These contents are related to the theories of attachment, trauma and change and systemic approaches, humanistic and rights. Each training includes dire-ct accompaniment in field, where the participants have the oppor-tunity to practice what they have learned in the classroom.

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Workshops imparted for professionals who work with wulnerable populations.

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achieve the full integration of

children and adolescents.

The training given by the Center

for Training and Consultancy is

well received and requested by

national and international organi-

zations. As a result, in 2010 we

were recognized with the Interna-

tional Award for Services to

Human Rights

DIANA VÍTORES

Center for Training

Ps. Martha Espinoza, Workshop about family intervention in vulnerable situations

Working with our allies

that the support received is essential, in this occa-sion on August 29, Diluz Quinteros, Director in charge of the School Ju-lio Aguayo, which after the organization of dis-

An important role for our organization is re-cognizing other entities that work beside us in our efforts. Juconi acknowledges

tricts changed its name to the Rommel Vázquez School, conducted an party for the institutions that have participated in the strengthening and accompaniment of the school. Juconi has been wor-

king with the schools in the communities as a fa-cilitator to contribute to the integral development of the child and family by addressing issues of protection, elimination of practices of violence, res-toration of rights. We appreciate the

confidence and support.

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On August 3, Juconi participated in the se-cond Golf Tournament to benefit of JUCONI, an initiative that was born of the continued support of the group and PKF Transoceanic.

In addition to their passion for golf, the tournament designers wanted to join the initia-tive of the group.

This is the third year of

working with the Transo-ceanic group who, in ad-dition to this event and other solidarity actions, are part of the Social Responsibility program for JUCONI. Both the company and its part-ners are joining forces to give 60 children, adoles-cents and their families therapeutic service, scho-ol support and nutritio-nal program that the organization provides.

Solidarity initiatives of the private company

Knowing our history, flora and fauna

space of leisure and learning for children and families. The children made a

journey through the history of the region and its natural wealth. The park achieves a

harmonious blend with the architecture of the end of the nineteenth

Commemorating the Internationl Day of the Child, the boys and girls participating in the program for wor-king children, accom-panied by their coun-selors visited the Histo-rical Park of Guaya-quil, which in addition to being an option for eco-tourism and ar-chaeology, becomes a

century by creating a natural and historical refuge that dazzled the children for its beauty and originality. This tour allowed them

to share positive mo-ments among their peers while enjoying the envi-ronment. For this activity we

have the support of the Universal and Fybeca, who gave their children Vitamins and Zambo chocolates to celebrate them in their day.

Wilfried Meinlschmidt, Martha Espinoza, Edgar Naranjo (PKF), Cristina Naranjo

On July 9th and 10th, boys, girls, teachers, JUCONI volunte-ers and staff of Terpel worked together in the recycling cam-paign sponsored by Terpel for the benefit of close to 500 chil-dren from the 25 de Julio Scho-ol. They started this campaign being consistent with the envi-ronment and your school, as a pilot program for professionals who are part of the voluntee-ring of Terpel.

The director and teachers re-cognize the positive change that the program has had over the years and this campaign comes at the best time, so that the children acquire ecological practices that can replicate in their daily lives.

In this Project the children le-arned to reuse plastic bottles by turning them into flower pots, in addition to having good environmental practices, use their creativity and good taste by creating art that greatly enhance the school environment.

"I am very proud of the pro-gress the school has obtained, already that when it first began it was a pig pen and the growth of the school has been helped by the community and the institu-tions that have supported us such as and JUCONI Terpel," Roxana Dominguez, DIrector from 25 de Julio School.

Thanks to our allies, we got the changes that we hope for our community.

Rescuing the environment

Fun for the children

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Group of boys and girls in the 25 de Julio School in the project: Rescuing the Environment

sional effect. In each one are displayed details of a histo-ric period in the city, trave-led through the area where the process of recycling of garbage and culminated the visit by entering the marine world watching a documen-tary on the enchanted is-lands of the Galapagos, projected by the IMAX thea-ter of Guayaquil. Children and adolescents

guests enjoyed a morning of entertainment and cultura that enhances the therapeu-tic process.

The Transoceanic company, this year surprised their god-children with a lively visit to the Malecon, where they tou-red the exhibition Guayaquil in miniature. The site aims to provide an interactive and technological option for ex-plaining the historical process that this territory has had since it was conquered by the Spaniards until the present, with the urban regeneration. Thus reflected in the fourteen

dioramas, which are small sce-narios with sculptures in minia-ture that form a three dimen-

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The camps for children and adolescents are the most awaited activity of the summer. All have the opportunity to get out of the city and enjoy the countryside with recrea-tional activities, swim in the river, and share with their peers in educatio-nal workshops that fall under this great activity.

The central theme of the camp of adolescents was the awareness of the risks of drug use. In addition were activities of physical dexterity, artistic, and recreational activities ensuring a time of healthy entertainment for young people.

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Weekend outdoors ...

The games give the children a chance to grow physically, inte-llectually and emotiona-lly, allows them to learn in an environment where fantasy and reality are intewoven, and relieve tension.

Games are just as im-portant in the life of the child as food, clothing, protection and love. It is more than understood that recreation is impor-tant for the human being because it facili-tates the relationship with others, it develops creativity and integra-tes the person to com-munity life.

It is the responsibility of adults in the early years of the child's

life, because they can promote or prevent this process.

The camp is a great way to live rich expe-riences for the develop-ment of children, adoles-cents, and even of their counselors.

If we want to adhere to the definition, recrea-tion is the realization of activities of various ty-pes that, implemented in the free time, and take as a framework for ac-tion an installation, a sports field or simply resources that utilize na-ture to provide the indi-vidual with the satisfac-tion of a need for move-ment.

Montalvo, was the scene of this year’s Camp JUCONI. Montalvo, was the scene of this year’s Camp JUCONI.

For the younger children, the central theme of camp was Builders of Peace, enacted dynamically so that they can identify with their peers, promote the importance of sharing and group work.