Standards of Care
_Compassion 4 Kids International Helping Street Children since October 2005
Standards of Care
We have developed a document that contains the minimum Standards of Care to help those organizations that we oversee to insure that they have a safe facility. This safe zone includes the facility to have buildings and the property free from hazards to possibly harm a child anywhere on the property. We also give them the guidelines to keep it secure as possible from people tat may want to cause harm such as physically hurting them, or prevention of kidnapping if at all possible. Asian countries are known for those that traffic in children into slavery and female and male prostitution. Below is a portion of our Standards of Care to show you how we help and guide those that may need to know and understand how to care for children in a lifestyle that they have had no prior hope to ever have.
Standards of Care for Children’s Homes
Authored by: Joseph A Burke
Standards of Care for the Children’s Homes supported by Compassion 4 Kids International have been established so that we can be assured that the children receive the best care possible. We expect the homes we support to keep these standards. However, we also realize that Compassion 4 Kids International has a part to play in helping you reach and maintain these standards. One key role for Compassion 4 Kids International is to provide administrative support in the area of research and referrals and thus help the home’s network with the appropriate agencies.
Below are the "Bullets" that have explanations for the foundations. The "Bullets" will allow you to see and confirm in your minds how WE seriously want the standards for the children followed by the foundations consistently for the area that the homes are.
Glorifying God should always be the primary mission of the homes.
“Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and glorify your Father in heaven.” Matthew 5:16
1. Process of Choosing Children
1. Orphaned with no living relative or legal guardian will take legal and parental control of the child.
2. Separated from their legal guardian without knowledge as to where they are.
3. Street child: no parent or legal guardian is able to be identified,
4. Street child: length of time on the streets is more than one week and guardians do not have parental control of the child.
5. ETC.
“Where there is no counsel, the people fall; but in the multitude of counselors there is safety.” Proverbs 11:14.
B. Information about the Children
1. Name
2. Birth date (or birth month and year or estimate and state if it is an estimate.)
3. Names of parents whether alive or dead.
4. OR Names of guardians.
5. Parental History - - Last known address or village or town.
6. ETC.
A report of all new children to the home shall be given to the board of directors monthly.
A report of all children shall be given to the board quarterly. This report shall contain the following information.
1. Name
2. Date of birth and age
3. ETC.
The guidelines continue on, which includes ... check off forms, medical forms, inspection/evaluation forms and so much more.
If your organization would like to receive a copy of the current Standards of Care, send us a message or email us of your request. A full copy will need to have a support amount of $100.00 to cover mailing and handling fees. If you want it emailed the support amount will be $75.00.
Standards of Care for Children’s Homes
Authored by: Joseph A Burke
Standards of Care for the Children’s Homes supported by Compassion 4 Kids International have been established so that we can be assured that the children receive the best care possible. We expect the homes we support to keep these standards. However, we also realize that Compassion 4 Kids International has a part to play in helping you reach and maintain these standards. One key role for Compassion 4 Kids International is to provide administrative support in the area of research and referrals and thus help the home’s network with the appropriate agencies.
Below are the "Bullets" that have explanations for the foundations. The "Bullets" will allow you to see and confirm in your minds how WE seriously want the standards for the children followed by the foundations consistently for the area that the homes are.
Glorifying God should always be the primary mission of the homes.
“Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and glorify your Father in heaven.” Matthew 5:16
1. Process of Choosing Children
1. Orphaned with no living relative or legal guardian will take legal and parental control of the child.
2. Separated from their legal guardian without knowledge as to where they are.
3. Street child: no parent or legal guardian is able to be identified,
4. Street child: length of time on the streets is more than one week and guardians do not have parental control of the child.
5. ETC.
“Where there is no counsel, the people fall; but in the multitude of counselors there is safety.” Proverbs 11:14.
B. Information about the Children
1. Name
2. Birth date (or birth month and year or estimate and state if it is an estimate.)
3. Names of parents whether alive or dead.
4. OR Names of guardians.
5. Parental History - - Last known address or village or town.
6. ETC.
A report of all new children to the home shall be given to the board of directors monthly.
A report of all children shall be given to the board quarterly. This report shall contain the following information.
1. Name
2. Date of birth and age
3. ETC.
The guidelines continue on, which includes ... check off forms, medical forms, inspection/evaluation forms and so much more.
If your organization would like to receive a copy of the current Standards of Care, send us a message or email us of your request. A full copy will need to have a support amount of $100.00 to cover mailing and handling fees. If you want it emailed the support amount will be $75.00.