The RRCY is a facility designed to provide intensive treatment in a residential setting for the rehabilitation of CICL whose sentences have been suspended. It serves as a nurturing out-of-home placement for children in need of rehabilitation.
While the RRCY provides institutional rehabilitation for CICL, community based rehabilitation programs are also being provided by the DSWD. Whenever necessary, the RRCY links its center-based service to community based programs or the programs provided in a community setting developed for the purpose of intervention and diversion (from formal court proceedings) as well as rehabilitation of the CICL, for final reintegration into his family and community.
The support and participation of the immediate family and community is valuable, hence RRCY harnesses the community support structures outside of the family. Community structures are tapped and mobilized to contribute their resources to the treatment and reintegration of offenders and strengthening their families.
GENERAL OBJECTIVE
To render treatment and rehabilitative services to children in conflict with the law (CICL) in the Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR) to enhance their psychological, emotional, and psycho-social well-being.
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
- Assist the CICL in gaining insights into their behavior and attitudes to help them become more productive and responsible individuals
- Redirect their behavior and attitudes to help them become more productive and responsible individuals
- Provide opportunities to acquire social occupational skills and improved self-image
- Provide activities that would help them develop trust for other persons.
TARGET CLIENTELE
The target clientele are CICL aged 15 years to below 18 years and not more than 18 years old, male, who have committed an offense and ordered by the court to undergo rehabilitation at the DSWD facility (RRCY)
CICL who are on suspended sentence may, upon order of the court, undergo any or a combination of disposition measures appropriate to their rehabilitation and welfare,
NO CHILD SHALL BE ADMITTED IN ANY REHABILITATION FACILITY WITHOUT A VALID ORDER BY THE COURT AFTER A HEARING FOR THIS PURPOSE. (sec. 45, RA 9344)
PROGRAMS AND SERVICES
The RRCY provides a home environment and a group living arrangement with well-balanced, organized and non-formal activities for CICL.
Under these services, the RRCY rehabilitation team attends to the basic needs of the youth like food and clothing as well as referral for medical and dental care.
The Children in Conflict with the Law (CICL) are also given the opportunities to engage in income generating activities so that they could earn and save for the future. Specifically, CICL are provided the following:
TREATMENT INTERVENTIONS
- Counseling Services
- Milieu Therapy
- Behavioral Modification
- Therapeutic Community
TREATMENT INTERVENTIONS
- Counseling Services
- Milieu Therapy
- Behavioral Modification
- Therapeutic Community
SUPPORT SERVICES AND INTERVENTIONS
Social Services
A 24-hour professional help extended to the CICL in care of the RRCY. This includes interventions that seek to restore/develop social functioning of clients from admission to discharge and preparation for their reintegration to their families
Home life Services
This exposes the clients to a home-like atmosphere conducive to moral development
Educational Services
This entails the planning and implementation of a comprehensive plan that provides each client the venue and opportunity for learning.
Psychological Services
It includes in-depth assessment and evaluation of the child’s personality and behavior using psychological evaluation and testing with partner agencies.
Health Services
Involve the provision of proper medical attention to clients.
Recreational Programs
Developing a hobby or creative talent such as sports, singing, dancing, playing instruments serves as a coping mechanism and alternative activity and aims to foster feelings of competence, self-worth and identity
Dietetic Services
Provision of proper nutrition and food to maintain good health among clients
Spiritual Enhancement Program
Regular holding of religious services and activities