WELCOMEBLE-033. REHABILITATIONAND PREVENTION.

BLOCK .1.

UNIT.REHABILITION INSTITUTIONS AND THEIR ROLE.

THE FIRST QUESTION IS THIS WHOM TO BE

REHABILITATED.

The concept of rehabilitation gives a philosophical

understanding that there are people to be

rehabilitated. May be men, women, children. Age

group may also differ.

A life in exploitation destroys the mind, body, and

souls of individuals.

The recovery will restore the hope, trust, confidence

and faith in self and in humankind.

MEANING OF REHABILITATION.

It is not a job we have to do but it is a way of

thinking.

For a victim of rehabilitation it is a combination of

psychological healing, economic empowerment and

gaining of civic identity.

Prevention of a perpetrator of crime is happening in

rehabilitation.

Effective rehabilitation also decides the

prosecution process.

The words of the victim in the court is very valuable.

COMMERCIAL SEXUAL EXPLOITATION

Is it a voluntary job.

Or due to the circumstance.

They are in most of the case “victim”

WHAT IS A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH

The term „multidisciplinary team‟ refers to a group of

individuals who have been trained to collaborate in

a systematic using their diverse range of skills and

expertise to solve certain problems based on the

same goals and objectives.

It is not possible for a single profession to provide

comprehensive service that would yield maximum

benefits for the victim.

THE KEY CONCEPT OF MULTI DISCIPLINARY

APPROACH ARE

Victim- centered

Professional service

Multi- professional assessment prior to service

provision.

WHICH ARE THE KEY PROFESSIONS

Legal professions ( police, prosecutors, judges and

lawyers)

Social workers

Physicians

Psychiatrist, psychotherapist, psychologist.

Vocational experts

Educationist

AN INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAM

Involves various professional working in the same

field. Team members mainly coordinate through

information sharing and coodination of resources.

A MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM

It is an integrative effort whereby professionals who

are involved in the same specific issues meet to

pool together resources and determine best

approaches.

Members assist one anther through the utilization of

their knowledge.

INSTITUTIONS INVOLVED IN REHABILITATION

Protective home

Children‟s home

Swadhar homes

Ujjwala home

Short stay home

State home

THEIR DUTIES

Provide safe and secure shelter

Ensure the nutritious diet, clothing, bedding

Give medical assistance

Special support like de-addiction, detoxification

Provide psychotherapeutic support

Provide life skill training

Provide viable and sustainable livelihood training

Create channels for social reintegration

Facilitate justice through judicial recourse.

THE PROCESS OF REHABILITION

Trauma in a trafficked person.

THE CONTEXT OF REHABILITATION

Some traumatic impacts are transient and short

lasting, others are most prolonged.

The following are the typical impacts on physical

health.

Fractures

Cuts, bruises, injuries

Chronic illness from poor hygine

T.B/ respiratory infections, H.I.V.

Repeated abortion etc.

THEN OTHER MAJOR IMPACTS ARE

1. emotional, psychological

2 behavioral

3 social

4 psychiatric

5 sexual

PROCESS OR REHABILITATION

The basic elements of the process of recovery

Restoring safety

Enhancing control

Restoring attachment and connection to others

Restoring meaning and a sense of purpose, as well

as a personal dignity and self respect.

FOUR PRINCIPLES OF REHABILITATION

Individualization of service

Right to make choice

Normalization

Reintegration

FOUR COMPONENTS OF REHABILITATION

Energize

Enable

Enhance

endaeavour

THREE KINDS OF REHABILITATIONS

1. psychological

a, trauma care

b, peer counseling

c, de-addiction

d, psychotherapy and counseling

e, psychiatric care

f, life skills

g, spirituality.

ECONOMIC REHABILITATION

Employability through livelihood training

Collective enterprises

Self employment

CIVIC REHABILITATION

Giving an awareness that you are also part of the

society.

CHALLENGES OF REHABILITATION

There are individual issues and also social issues

UNIT 3. RESTORATION AND REPATRIATION

Here the attention is to empower the victim to live a

normal life in a mainstream of the society.

Restoration and repatriation are two activities that

open the way for social reintegration.

BEFORE BACK TO FAMILY WHAT ONE WANT TO

CARE

Make sure that the victim is psychologically healed.

Able to do some work for her life

avoid the risk of traffickers harming victim and the

family.

Give confidence to start a new life.

RESTORATION

It means transfer of a rescued person to the

home, original home, parents home

REPATRIATION

It means restoration outside the territories of the

country and therefore applies to person trafficked

across the borders.

Some procedure of repatriate victim are

Push Back System

Handing over to NGO

Institutionalized repatriation

UNIT 4. THE ROLE OF DIFFERENT

STAKEHOLDERS.