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YWAM Singapore Children At-Risk School
Summary
 The Children at Risk school (CAR) is for those who want to become advocates for at-risk children around the world. CAR is a six to nine month study track teaching specific skills needed for working with orphans, the disabled, refugees, and street children. The goal of the school is to multiply leaders who will champion the cause of children through social, political, judicial and spiritual intervention. Students experience God’s heart for justice, defending the cause of the fatherless, rescuing the poor, the weak and the oppressed. Successful completion of the school will earn 32-36 UofN credits. Course Content
Course content will be taught by ministry and social service professionals experienced in helping at-risk children. The lecture phase includes teachings on special problems of at-risk children, including the abused child, the institutionalized child, and children with attachment disorders. It also includes teachings on how God values children, strategies for ministering to hurting kids and how a child's cultural, social, and spiritual environment affects behavior, physical and emotional development. Topics covered during the school will be: • Overview of the issues and needs of at-risk children
• Biblical worldview of children and their development
• Principles of child advocacy
• Assessment and evaluation
• Attachment disorders
• The institutionalized child |
| Field Assignment
During the field assignment you will work with ministries, government agencies, non-government organizations (NGOs) and YWAM ministries that serve needy children. You will test principles learned in the classroom and develop further skills for working with children through research, hands-on practice and real life case studies. 
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It's my dream job.. travelling everywhere and helping to save one or two childrens' lives..Like the World Vision job i told some of u guys about some time back.. bring them alternatives to the brothels and breaking bricks on the streets.. doing more than just giving food, blankets or bringing them out to play.. i still insist i wanna hug them.. cos hugs DO make a difference.. :) but first it requires me to go through DTS (Discipleship Training School), read 6 months residential program with 6weeks on overseas work focussed on personal character building.. and then this program will take me another 9months to complete.. i certainly can't do it now.. but if I take up my NCSS scholarship (if they offer it to me), I can't do this course when I graduate either..
Lord, Lord.. You called me to serve the poor.. Where will I go? Where will You send me?
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