Nurture of Children in Social Welfare Institutions
The CCAA has announced four concrete missions with regard to its role in overseeing the welfare of children in social welfare institutions. The first mission is to conduct studies and make recommendations concerning child-raising programs in such institutions. Second, the CCAA aims to promulgate standards to be implemented in social welfare institutions. The third mission is to manage the training of care-providers. Fourth, the CCAA seeks to implement advanced methods and programs in child-rearing.
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