GISB kids' recovery task force gets RM100,000

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The Selangor government has donated RM100,000 to the Selangor GISBH Children’s Recovery Task Force to develop a comprehensive and effective recovery plan for children rescued from welfare homes run by GISB Holdings Sdn Bhd (GISB).  Selangor Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari said the task force came out with a recovery plan encompassing four main clusters, namely welfare, legal, health and education.  WATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/news SUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStar LIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline

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00:00The Kingdom will donate RM100,000 to the JISB Rehabilitation Task Force in Gislangu,

00:11which was established to design a comprehensive and effective rehabilitation plan

00:16for children who have been rescued from JISB homes.

00:20Today's donation will be distributed through ISN Islam Darul Ihsan or JIDEH,

00:26who will be responsible for distributing the donation to the JISB children.

00:31The task force has carried out a comprehensive rehabilitation plan

00:35to build a comprehensive rehabilitation plan

00:38with experts in each cluster from 17 to 18 October last year.

00:44This rehabilitation plan includes four main clusters,

00:47which are welfare, health, education and education,

00:50in accordance with the Children's Act 2001, Act 611.

00:54The details of this rehabilitation plan are as follows.

00:57For the welfare cluster, the JISB will ensure

01:02that all needs and needs of JISB children are met completely and perfectly.

01:07At present, they are in a safe place under the management of JKM.

01:11JKM will work closely with the ISM

01:14to ensure that the children's rehabilitation is carried out in accordance with the Children's Act 2001.

01:20For the welfare cluster, the JISB is looking at various aspects

01:25to ensure that the JISB can help these children to be rehabilitated in a patient time,

01:30to improve their quality of life and the right to physical, mental health,

01:34adherence to the Islamic faith and not to be neglected in formal education.

01:40In the welfare cluster, comprehensive health rehabilitation is led by the Ministry of Health,

01:46which is led by pediatrics, family medicine specialists,

01:50counsellors, clinical psychologists, psychiatrists from the public and private sectors.

01:57Intensive screening and examination is carried out from 4 to 8 November,

02:02from four categories, which are physical health examination,

02:06assessment of physical development, assessment of mental health

02:10and awareness of learning problems.

02:13The achievement of the physical health examination in the development is 26.8%.

02:20These children have received assistance, or not enough.

02:256.8% is the worst assistance.

02:28After two months in the care center of the Community Welfare Department,

02:3436.6% have increased body weight.

02:3822% of children between the ages of 0 and 6 years are found to have dysregulation.

02:44The mental health screening results found that 84.8% of children

02:50are diagnosed with depression,

02:52with a majority of 60% in the light stage,

02:55for anxiety screening.

02:5896.7% experience anxiety with 55% of them in the light stage.

03:05After the decision of mutual assessment by pediatrics and family medicine experts,

03:10children who need further intervention and treatment

03:13in the mild and moderate category

03:16will be referred to counsellors or clinical psychologists,

03:20and those who are severe will be referred to psychiatrists or psychiatrists.

03:26The recovery of the comprehensive education cluster will be led by the State Education Department

03:32and will be led by the Islamic Religious Council of Ma'iz State,

03:35the Islamic Religious Department of Jais, and the Taska Association of Selangor State.

03:38The recovery of education has been started since October or October 1.

03:42The academic recovery, the results of the education assessment for these children are found

03:47that these children generally have good Malay and mathematics control,

03:52but have problems in English.

03:55This problem occurs in the middle and upper grades.

04:00The control of history subjects in the middle and lower grades

04:04and also in the lower grades,

04:06however, they show interest in the subject.

04:09However, there are 8 people among them who have not been able to master

04:13the aspect of technical learning, academic learning,

04:16because they are classified as special needs students,

04:19which means special children.

04:22Sometimes for children who are known as special children under the age of 6,

04:27the Taska Association of Selangor State will carry out the Love Touch module,

04:31which is designed to provide children with fun experiences

04:35and means they build the basic skills they need.

04:38For the process of recovery of faith,

04:41the recovery of faith module and the Islamic education of Ma'iz State and Jais State

04:44using a special module,

04:46which is built with the cooperation of Ma'iz State, Jais State,

04:48and the Association of the Islamic Religious Council of Selangor State or PITAS,

04:51emphasizes their faith and confidence in the true faith of Islam.

04:55Ma'iz State and Jais State will also carry out the study and problem solving

04:59in 176 children under the age of 4 to 17.

05:06Ma'iz State has provided two sets of questions related to ethics,

05:10ethics and practices to see the level of the intensity of these children.

05:15If it is returned to the family,

05:18how will they be assisted?

05:21Therefore, the law department needs to evaluate this matter.

05:25Ideally, we can carry it out directly under our control,

05:31but we will respect the limits of the law as I mentioned.

05:36As of now, there is no conclusive assessment or answer

05:41to ensure that these children can be monitored

05:45and the recovery process can be carried out

05:48which requires a long recovery process.

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