By Monika Kapali | Child Reintegration Officer
Siya (5 years) old was rescued two months ago. She lived with her step father and mother, who has mental health issues. She was underweight and uncared. She was rescued in a miserable situation and sent to Bethany Vision Nepal.
Our first intervention to Siya was getting back to normal health situation. Yes, she gained weight. She plays. She fights. She opens up. She is recently admitted in grade UKG. She looks pretty in her school bag.
'Who should Siya live with?' Her parents looks unfit, does it mean she should end up in a children's home. The answer is definatley NO or not yet the time to decide to detain her rights living in the family. Our team is working effortlessy to find other possible family - from her parents side. Her maternal uncle seems fit to care of her. He has three children. So why can't Siya be allowed to live with her maternal uncle's family, where everyone seems welcoming and fit. She, however, will need support for her studies. This is a potential plan. Our team is working on legal requirements to place Siya into her maternal uncle's family and find possible gaps of support.
Placement is not the end. Our team will continioulsy follow up to make sure the child and family are doing well.
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