Module 2: Street Children

 
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The material in this 18-lesson module (202 pages) is designed to train those working, or desiring to work, with street children.  A foundational course, it helps participants understand who street children are and why they are on the streets.  It also provides an understanding of the types of intervention commonly applied and gives step-by-step help for establishing a sustainable street children’s project.

In addition, ”Street Children” highlights the challenges of working with street children and some real solutions to addressing these issues. Included is a CD containing more than 100 visual aids suitable for producing transparencies and/or handouts and a DVD of video clips for use in teaching the course.

The required textbook is, Street Children: A Guide to Effective Ministry,

Purchase Module 2 or Street Children on crisiscaretraining.org

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