A cherished partner in her husband's philanthropic leadership efforts, Rita lived an exemplary life filled with love for her family, the State of Israel, and the Jewish people, passing on to her children a dedication and commitment to strengthening our ability to serve those in need.
During the launch, the Principal Secretary of the Ministry of Gender, Children, Disability and Social Welfare, Dr Mary Shawa reiterated the Government of Malawi's commitment to prioritise ending all forms of abuse against children, "Ending violence against children is a commitment that the Government of Malawi has made, and we will do everything possible to implement the response plan".
Following this session, the children signed a commitment contract confirming their continuing involvement during the intervention.
For their part, the children signed a commitment to "respect the municipal government and to support its work through participation in decision making meetings", as well as to "support municipal policies, developed by the local government, that seek the eradication of child exploitation".
The purpose of the evaluation is to identify implementation gaps and inform future BEAM programming Promising Quality: Making sure that we deliver excellent services for children 2012 - Monitoring and evaluating quality in child protection: a commitment to improving monitoring and evaluation in child protection in order to encourage accountability for results.
Every Child Matters: Making a Commitment for Children with Special Needs IPOH, 4 June 2014 – The National Early Childhood Intervention Council (NECIC) and UNICEF Malaysia today called for a concerted collaborative commitment to create inclusive spaces for children with disabilities, especially in education.
On the 25th anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child Turkmenistan reaffirms a commitment to safeguard its children Ashgabat, 20 November 2014–"Wellbeing of children is a top priority for the Government of Turkmenistan," said Vepa Hajiyev, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, at the high-level meeting on the 25th anniversary of the CRC.
"As we embrace twenty years of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, let us not forget that our promises to children must include a commitment to ensure they live lives free of HIV and its harmful effects," says Mr. Youssouf.
What is common, however, is both parents' strong commitment to figuring out how to best support their children's needs, a commitment that is unfortunately not shared by every parent of a transgender child in this country.
An unequivocal commitment to a rehabilitation program — which, in the case of young children, necessarily involves a commitment of the parents — is essential to success.
